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Nigerian Stocks Outpace Inflation with 38% Gain

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Nigeria's stock market has continued its impressive rally in 2025, delivering real positive returns for investors as inflation eases.

- BY ABIODUN JIMOH

The All-Share Index (ASI) closed yesterday with a year-to-date gain of 38%, far above August's inflation rate of 20.13%. This builds on the 37.65% return recorded in 2024, when inflation stood at 3

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Investors Scramble for N1.23tn T-Bills as Market Signals Yield Peak

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