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CBN eyes N900bn as one-year T-bill dominates auction • Ecobank investors may revoke directors’ mandates at AGM • Justin Ellis helps US cap a perfect international window with 1-0 win over Canada • Dangote lowers diesel price as crude falls • Keyamo tasks entrepreneurs with ending aviation imports • Recap: USMNT closes out international break with gritty win over Canada • Sources: Euroleague members reject NBA offer to merge into NBA Europe • USMNT finishes perfect window with feisty win over Canada • Lionel Messi bids Argentina adieu with goal and two assists in 3-0 win over Benin – as it happened • FG offers 40 oil blocks in licensing round • LAWMA withdraws waste operators’ licences over poor service • Military air crashes: 10 incidents in five years trigger calls for reforms • Justin Ellis scores to secure USMNT win over Canada • Yayi pledges continuity, completion of Abiodun’s viable projects • 2027: Reps demand INEC enforcement of party membership rule • N’Assembly remains hope of ordinary Nigerians – Akpabio • Bauchi gov’s Tinubu praise dents Makinde’s presidential bid – Alli campaign • Fans rage as NSC ponder FIFA compensation over DR Congo breach • Lagos opens toll-free line to report fake products • Lagos APC mobilises S’South women for 2027 • CBN eyes N900bn as one-year T-bill dominates auction • Ecobank investors may revoke directors’ mandates at AGM • Justin Ellis helps US cap a perfect international window with 1-0 win over Canada • Dangote lowers diesel price as crude falls • Keyamo tasks entrepreneurs with ending aviation imports • Recap: USMNT closes out international break with gritty win over Canada • Sources: Euroleague members reject NBA offer to merge into NBA Europe • USMNT finishes perfect window with feisty win over Canada • Lionel Messi bids Argentina adieu with goal and two assists in 3-0 win over Benin – as it happened • FG offers 40 oil blocks in licensing round • LAWMA withdraws waste operators’ licences over poor service • Military air crashes: 10 incidents in five years trigger calls for reforms • Justin Ellis scores to secure USMNT win over Canada • Yayi pledges continuity, completion of Abiodun’s viable projects • 2027: Reps demand INEC enforcement of party membership rule • N’Assembly remains hope of ordinary Nigerians – Akpabio • Bauchi gov’s Tinubu praise dents Makinde’s presidential bid – Alli campaign • Fans rage as NSC ponder FIFA compensation over DR Congo breach • Lagos opens toll-free line to report fake products • Lagos APC mobilises S’South women for 2027

October 7, 2026|02:37

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Market outlook: Oil, rates, naira to drive Q3

Punch Nigeria about 1 hour 1 mins read

Analysts predict Nigeria’s Q3 financial markets will be driven by oil prices, monetary policy, and naira stability, with investors focusing on corporate ea Read More: https://punchng.com/market-outlook-oil-rates-naira-to-drive-q3/

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