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<p>Traders expect an upward repricing across the bond market with emphasis on short-dated maturities given the sustained hawkish stance by the monetary policy. Meanwhile, investors shift attention to today’s 227.54 billion naira T-bills auction. Kolawole Komolafe, Treasury Team Member at Access Bank joins CNBC Africa for more market movements.</p>


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Access: Upward repricing expected due to sustained CBN hawkish stance

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<p>The Monetary Policy Committee of the Central Bank of Nigeria commenced its fifth meeting of the year today as investors eye the outcome of the meeting. The MPC has raised lending rates by 800 basis points so far this year. What are the expectations of the market? Muktar Mohammed, Analyst at Assar Investments, joins CNBC Africa for this discussion.</p>


Will investors get bullish on Nigeria MPC decision?

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<p>Investors have resumed profit-taking on the Nigerian exchange despite the wait for a monetary policy direction by the Monetary Policy Committee of the Central Bank of Nigeria next week. Analysts say they expect to see a positive weekly close as investors continue to await corporate earnings from UBA and ACCESSCORP. Calista Chileke, Investment Research Analyst at ARM Securities, joins CNBC Africa for this discussion.</p>


Investors resume profit-taking on Nigeria equities

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<p>Traders at Access bank expect continued weak demand as investors shift their focus to next week Monday’s 150-billion naira bond auction. On the T-bills side, the February and March 2025 papers are the most traded at an average yield of 20.4 per cent. Odinaka Linus-Nwokonkwo, Treasury Team Member at Access Bank joins CNBC Africa for more market movements.</p>


Access: Investors shift focus to Monday’s ₦150bn bond auction

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<p>The Director at Africa Lexis Nexis Risk Solutions, Donovan Bryne, says African governments, financial institutions, and regulators must continue to align with FATF recommendations and review the processes put in place to tackle money laundering. In a chat with CNBC Africa, Byrne maintains that bridging the gap in accessing information should remain a core responsibility for governments and regulators.</p>


Byrne: Africa needs active regulations to meet FATF criteria

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<p>Trading at the T-bills market remains calm with a slight bearish sentiment. However, improved offers are seen on mid-tenor papers. Traders at Access Bank expect the bond appetite across the curve to remain weak. Meanwhile, a possible intervention by the Central Bank of Nigeria is expected today to stabilize the naira give the accretion to external reserves. Bosun Obembe, Treasury Team Lead at Access Bank joins CNBC Africa for more.</p>


Access: Tight liquidity fuels bearish run

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<p>Schneider Electric launched their new office headquarters in Lagos, Nigeria. The new facility is located in the busy centre of Ikeja, Lagos and will serve as the central hub for the French multinational corporation&#8217;s activities in the wider West African market.</p>


Focus On: Schneider Electric opens new Nigeria office headquarters

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<p>Analysts at Cordros say they expect mixed to positive sentiment in the Nigeria equities market, supported by the upcoming release of more tier-1 banks&#8217; results and dividend declarations. Ope Oluwa, a Research Analyst at Cordros, joins CNBC Africa for a market update.</p>


Cordros: Nigeria equities to see mixed to positive sentiments

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<p>Over 400 million children are lacking the essential nutrients required for healthy growth and development. Currently, the world faces numerous challenges, with malnutrition being a primary concern. Bill Gates, Co-Chair of the Bill &#038; Melinda Gates Foundation, speaks with CNBC Africa in an exclusive interview regarding the eighth annual Goalkeepers report and emphasizes the need for increased investment in nutrition.</p>


2024 Goalkeepers Report: Gates Foundation Chair warns about child malnutrition

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<p>As more earnings, particularly from the banking sector continue to trickle in, analysts believe the results are pushing positive investors sentiments. Mercy Okon, an Investment Research Associate at Parthian Securities, joins CNBC Africa to discuss expectations from the Nigeria equities market.</p>


Investors sustain positive sentiment

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<p>Traders at Access Bank expect the T-bills market to continue trading bearish due to tight liquidity. For the bond side, improved bids are seen on the auction bonds following the postponement of this month’s Bond auction. Meanwhile, investors are  trading cautiously in anticipation of the release of August inflation data next week. Ladi Belo, Head of Fixed Income at Access Bank joins CNBC Africa for more market movements.</p>


Access: investors cautious ahead of August inflation data

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<p>Analysts at Vetiva Capital say they anticipate a mixed equities market as investors continue to weigh the impact of further corporate earnings releases, while reiterating the impact of the diversification benefit that the ETF offers, maintaining a positive outlook for the Exchange Traded Fund market. Jesusetuntun Ajagun, Portfolio Manager at Vetiva Capital, joins CNBC Africa for more.</p>


Will investors rally Nigeria equities?

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<p>Traders at Access Bank say investors have their attention fixed on today’s 161.86 billion naira t-bills auction. Meanwhile, Nigeria raised $900 million in its first ever domestic dollar bond sale. Tobechukwu Ikpe, Treasury Team Member at Access Bank joins CNBC Africa for more market movements.</p>


Access: Investors shift focus to ₦161.86bn T-Bills auction

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<p>Traders at Access Bank expect current macroeconomic headwinds to drive market sentiments. However, improved offers are seen across the T-bills and bond curve following the mid-week Primary market auction where total subscriptions 1.13 trillion naira, representing an oversubscription rate of 384.2 per cent. Emmanuel Orji, Treasury Team Member at Access Bank joins CNBC Africa for more market movement.</p>


Access: Macroeconomic headwinds to drive market sentiments

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<p>Analyst at Assar Investments, Muktar Mohammed says going by the positive impact of Zenith Bank and Stanbic IBTC half-year earnings and dividend announcement on the equities market, a similar trend is expected as the market awaits results from GTCO, Access Bank and UBA. He joins CNBC Africa to discuss more dynamics that will impact market movements going forward beyond September?</p>


Tier-1 banks’ H1’24 earnings to lift equities sentiment

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<p>It seems the bulls are back in town as Nigeria’s equities market opens then month of September in the green. This is due to strong performances from Oando, Eterna, and BUA foods. Meanwhile, analysts expect mixed to positive sentiment at this week&#8217;s trading this week supported by the upcoming tier-1 banks&#8217; financial results and dividend announcements. Victory George, Investment Research Analyst at Meristem Securities joins CNBC Africa for more market movements.</p>


Can Nigeria’s equities sustain bullish run?

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<p>Traders at UBA expect the sustained bullish trend witnessed at the T-Bills market to persist with buy interests inclined to the August bills. Chuka Nwachukwu, Head of ALM and Balance sheet at UBA joins CNBC Africa for more market movements.</p>


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Access: Upward repricing expected due to sustained CBN hawkish stance

Will investors get bullish on Nigeria MPC decision?

Investors resume profit-taking on Nigeria equities

Access: Investors shift focus to Monday’s ₦150bn bond auction

Byrne: Africa needs active regulations to meet FATF criteria

Access: Tight liquidity fuels bearish run

Focus On: Schneider Electric opens new Nigeria office headquarters

Cordros: Nigeria equities to see mixed to positive sentiments

2024 Goalkeepers Report: Gates Foundation Chair warns about child malnutrition

Investors sustain positive sentiment

Access: investors cautious ahead of August inflation data

Will investors rally Nigeria equities?

Access: Investors shift focus to ₦161.86bn T-Bills auction

Access: Macroeconomic headwinds to drive market sentiments

Tier-1 banks’ H1’24 earnings to lift equities sentiment

Can Nigeria’s equities sustain bullish run?

UBA: August bills record buy interest

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Access: Upward repricing expected due to sustained CBN hawkish stance

Will investors get bullish on Nigeria MPC decision?

Investors resume profit-taking on Nigeria equities

Access: Investors shift focus to Monday’s ₦150bn bond auction

Byrne: Africa needs active regulations to meet FATF criteria

Access: Tight liquidity fuels bearish run

Focus On: Schneider Electric opens new Nigeria office headquarters

Cordros: Nigeria equities to see mixed to positive sentiments

2024 Goalkeepers Report: Gates Foundation Chair warns about child malnutrition

Investors sustain positive sentiment

Access: investors cautious ahead of August inflation data

Will investors rally Nigeria equities?

Access: Investors shift focus to ₦161.86bn T-Bills auction

Access: Macroeconomic headwinds to drive market sentiments

Tier-1 banks’ H1’24 earnings to lift equities sentiment

Can Nigeria’s equities sustain bullish run?

UBA: August bills record buy interest

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