Commodity Prices Friday September 25
Commodity Price Chg % SoybeansUSd/Bu1304.46 13.04 -0.99% WheatUSd/Bu691.79 15.21 -2.15 Palm Oil MYR/T 4673.00 99.00…
Commodity Prices Friday September 25
Commodity Price Chg % SoybeansUSd/Bu1304.46 13.04 -0.99% WheatUSd/Bu691.79 15.21 -2.15 Palm Oil MYR/T 4673.00 99.00 -2.07% CoffeeUSd/Lbs277.32 1.97 0.72% CottonUSd/Lbs82.802 0.508 -0.61% CocoaUSD/T5590.00 62.00 1.12% SugarUSd/Lbs18.61 0 -0.02%
48 Years After, ETLS Still Posing Challenges to Nigerian Exporters
He criticised Nigerian agencies responsible for trade facilitation, including the Federal Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment, Nigerian Export Promotion Council, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and NACCIMA, for failing to provide adequate support to exporters facing such barriers.
China Urges Nigeria to Join Global AI Body, Tap Technology Opportunities
African countries on the memberships list includes Algeria, Cameroon, Congo, Ethiopia, Kenya, Lesotho, Mozambique, Senegal, South Africa and Zambia. Nigeria was not among them.
Edo Moves To Revive Pharmaceutical Company Thru PPI
Okojie said the pharmaceutical company established during the military administration of the late Samuel Ogbemudia was vandalised in 2020 during the #Endsars protest in the state.
MAN Urges CBN To Cut 45% CRR To Unlock Funds For Manufacturers
MAN argued that the impact of the MPR cut could be weakened by the continued high CRR.
Airtel Money Shifts Listing On London Stock Exchange Till October
The company is hoping to raise about $800m (£601m) from the initial public offering (IPO) and is targeting a valuation of $8bn to $9bn, which would make it one of London’s largest listings in recent years.
CBN’s 23% Rate Cut Still Insufficient — MAN •Seeks sub-15% MPR, cheaper credit
The CBN, at its 307th Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting on September 21–22, 2026, reset the MPR from 26.5 per cent to 23 per cent — a 350-basis-point reduction.
CBN Cuts Interest Rate To 23%,Citing Economic Stability
According to Cardoso, with the current stability in the market, there was no better time to adjust the rate than now.
Football fans shown 65,000 junk food ads at World Cup -report
Coca-Cola had the highest number (21,893), followed by McDonald’s (13,915), Powerade (12,777), and Lay’s – the crisps manufacturer known as Walkers in the UK – (12,087).
Nigerian Breweries Commence Activities To Mark 80th Anniversary
The Managing Director/CEO of Nigerian Breweries Plc, Thibaut Boidin, said the anniversary should be an opportunity to celebrate the people who have contributed to the company’s journey.
