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Weekly Roundup: Stablecoin Rules Raise the Funding Bar in Nigeria
New CBN rules reshape digital-payment economics as Nigerian equities retreat and global markets reprice technology and interest-rate risk.
Nov 7
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Ranora Consulting
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Midweek Review: Hiring Is the Weak Link in Nigerian Business Expansion
Strong orders, modest hiring and rising operating costs make the recovery more useful for company analysis than for a broad consumer-spending call
Nov 4
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Ranora Consulting
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Fibre Could Improve the Economics of MTN Mobile Growth
MTN's new results put network utilization in focus as investors weigh a concentrated Nigerian equity rally against tighter scrutiny of growth investment…
Nov 2
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Ranora Consulting
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October 2026
Weekly Roundup: Airtel Shows Why Dollar Growth Needs a Currency Check
This week's earnings, restricted Treasury-bill allotments and US inflation data sharpen the distinction between reported improvement and returns…
Oct 31
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Ranora Consulting
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Midweek Review: Dangote Cement's Expansion Has a Deferred Cash Bill
Stronger operating cash and a heavyweight-led market rebound sharpen the distinction between profitable growth and cash available to shareholders
Oct 28
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Ranora Consulting
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Unilever's Growth Is Narrower Than the Headline Suggests
Look inside Nigerian earnings before buying the recovery, as Treasury-bill supply, the Fed and technology results test the case for taking more risk.
Oct 26
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Ranora Consulting
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Weekly Roundup: Transcorp Power Needs More Than Debt Settlements
Improved collections have not restored revenue, while Nigerian auction pricing and the global AI selloff demand a more selective approach to risk.
Oct 23
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Ranora Consulting
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Midweek Review: Nigeria’s Bond Sale Reveals Uneven Demand for Duration
The completed auction gives Monday’s income watchlist a pricing reference, while selective equity gains and improving global sentiment still require a…
Oct 21
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Ranora Consulting
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Transcorp Hotels’ Profit Growth Carries a Credit Question
A new earnings release puts related-party receivables in focus as Nigerian investors weigh sovereign income against corporate cash-flow risk.
Oct 19
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Ranora Consulting
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Weekly Roundup: Market Access Belongs in Nigeria’s Equity Valuations
Indonesia’s index warning sharpens the case for tradable Nigerian equities, while uneven disinflation and a higher one-year bill stop rate complicate…
Oct 16
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Ranora Consulting
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Midweek Review: Nigeria’s Project Pipeline Faces a Dollar-Funding Test
Wednesday’s investment pitch and renewed US inflation pressure put financing structure, not headline project value, at the centre of the opportunity.
Oct 14
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Ranora Consulting
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Nigeria's Credit Outlook Improves Without Removing Dollar-Rate Risk
Fitch's outlook revision invites a fresh look at Nigerian Eurobonds, but maturity selection and this week's inflation releases will determine how…
Oct 12
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Ranora Consulting
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