Why Nigerians should consider investing in U.S. stocks
The American stock market is the most significant globally, accounting for two-thirds of the global market by value.
The American stock market is the most significant globally, accounting for two-thirds of the global market by value.
Aliko Dangote, the business magnate behind the $20 billion refinery in Nigeria's business capital, has seen his wealth decrease by...
The local currency marked its first bearish fall on the Nigerian forex market since the Central Bank of Nigeria began...
The Nigerian stock market is up roughly 31% this year and is in a bull run despite the country's tough...
The Naira strengthened against the dollar on Friday, trading at N1,585/$ from N1,590/$ posted on Thursday in the parallel market. ...
Bitcoin's price swiftly dropped below $64K after the U.S. Fed adopted a more hawkish stance. Following a period of relative...
The Naira posted its worst dip since April despite the weakening U.S. dollar index.
Aliko Dangote, Africa's richest man, lost $651 million due to naira devaluation and sell-offs in Dangote Cement, affecting his wealth.
The Nigerian naira showed little strength at the last trading session of the week, appreciating to below N1600 amid a...
A total of 73,704 traders were liquidated for the day, resulting in a total liquidation value of $292.25 million. On...