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Investors poured N3.35tn into Nigerian T-bills, with the CBN lowering the one-year stop rate to 16.84% despite strong demand. Get the details here. Read More: https://punchng.com/investors-stake-n3-35tn-on-t-bills-at-16-84-yield/
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A third-party token-creation application has emerged as one of the digital asset industry’s largest fee generators, driven by active retail trading on Robinhood Markets’ newly launched blockchain…
[SINGAPORE] The following companies saw new developments that may affect trading of their securities on Friday (Sep 4):
Investors poured N3.35tn into Nigerian T-bills, with the CBN lowering the one-year stop rate to 16.84% despite strong demand. Get the details here.
The Italian platform, with 3.0 billion euros in assets under management, will start with the purchase of a mechanical engineering company. We expect to close it in the very short term, says Alessandro Benetton.
Bank users make 171.78 million person-to-person money transfers via Bizum and 17.67 million online payments in the first half of the year.
Current doubts in equities and debt invite investors to turn their attention to commodities, the market that has provided the highest returns to its investors so far this year and expected to be the protagonist of a real relay race in its increases in 2026.
