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Brent Crude Drops Over 1% To $97 Amid Indications Of West Asia Supply Recovery

Crude oil futures declined on Thursday morning as signs of improving supplies from West Asia eased some concerns over disruptions to global energy markets. At 10.30 am, Brent Crude was trading at $96.94 a barrel, down 1.11%, while West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude fell 1.38% to $89.17 a barrel. On the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX), October crude futures stood at ₹8,580, down 1.76% from the…

Brent Crude Drops Over 1% To $97 Amid Indications Of West Asia Supply Recovery

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FG Pursues Single-digit Interest Rate, Loan Moratorium to Boost Livestock Sector

Bennett Oghifo Minister of Livestock Development, Alhaji Idi Muktar Maiha, has assured stakeholders in the sector that the ministry would liaise with the Federal Ministry of Finance and Central Bank

  • Federal Government aims for single-digit interest rates in livestock loans
  • Loan moratorium and 10-year repayment periods proposed
  • ABIS Group praised for modernizing livestock processing

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