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February 2020

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FCSL WEEKLY MARKET REPORT – 31ST JANUARY, 2020

Weekly ReportBy Samuel ObayomiFebruary 4, 2020

Global Economy –Rundown: The United State Federal Reserve left its key lending rate within the corridors of 1.50%-1.75%, while it upheld that at the current rate the Country’s economic expansion would be sustained, citing the strong job market and inflation rate clinching to the Federal Reserve rate of 2%. The Fed in agreeing to cap…

Daily financial market update 2020 FEB 03

Daily Market ReportBy Samuel ObayomiFebruary 4, 2020

Equities Market The Nigerian Equity Bourse recorded a downward slide, as NSE ASI and Market capitalization both decreased by 1.08% to 28,533.40 Index Points and N14.697Tr respectively. Year-to-Date ASI is still at a positive of 6.30%. Volume of trade and Value of trade both decreased by 27.83% and 25.07% to 251.592 Million and N3.152 Billion…

China Cuts Rates, Injects Liquidity as Mainland Markets Sink

Market NewsBy Samuel ObayomiFebruary 3, 2020

Interest rates are one of the main drivers of Chinese Economy. China’s Central bank injected 150 billion Yuan ($21.4 billion) using 7-day and 14-day reverse repurchase agreements while decreasing both 7-day & 14-day reverse repurchase agreements interest rates by 10 basis points. These should reduce the negative effect of spreading the Coronavirus. Bloomberg  

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