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Dollar

Dollar Tumbles by 0.1% Against Rivals

Bitcoin Crashes as Hackers Strike S/Korean Exchange Coinrail

Gold

Gold Inches Higher to $1,298.78/Ounce

Nigerian Bussinessmen

Global Stocks Index Records Fresh Gains

Dollar

Canadian Dollar Dips by 0.3%

stock

CBN, FMDQ, FMDA Launch Q-ex Platform for the Fixed Income Market

Stock Exchange: Investors Pocket N163bn, As Zenith Maintains Stock Trades Lead

NSE Index Up 0.44% As Market Opens Week in Green

Naira unaffected by Trump’s victory

Naira Slumps to N362/$ at Parallel Market

Apple Plans to Make 20% Fewer New Model iPhones in 2018

Stock Exchange Makes Bullish Comeback With N100bn Gain

NSE Index Down 0.96% As Stocks Cave in to Fresh Bear...

Austria to Shut Down Mosques, Expel Foreign-funded Imams

Dollar

Dollar Consolidates Gain Against Peers

Sterling

Pound Closes Flat, Retreats from 12-day High

Euro Tumbles by 0.5% Against Basket of Currency

CBN Mops Up N190billion via T-Bills Sales

Nigeria aims to boost oil production by 500,000 bpd by 2020

Oil Slumps to $76.60 on Surging U.S. Output

Nigeria's Inflation

‘Inflation Rate to Dip Further to 11.50% in May 2018’ –...

Gold Firms Up to $1,298.21/Ounce, Ahead of G7 Talks

Nigerian Bussinessmen

World Stocks Index Tumbles by Almost 0.5%

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