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GTCO interest income surges 506% as dollar limit doubles

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GTCO’s interest income surged 506% in Q1 2026, reaching N467bn, while GTBank doubled its international spending limit to $40,000. Discover the factors driv Read More: https://punchng.com/gtco-interest-income-surges-506-as-dollar-limit-doubles/

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