The Nigerian stock market rose to its highest level since July 2008 on Tuesday, the first day of trading after the suspension of the Central Bank Governor, Godwin Emefiele. According to a report by Bloomberg, investors are betting on a currency devaluation and sent the main index of the Nigerian Exchange to above 57,437 points, which contrasted with a flat performance for MSCI’s main emerging equity benchmark. READ ALSO: Don’t Release Your wards Back On Campus Yet’ – TASUED Management Warns Parents BREAKING: Hilda Baci Certified As World Cook-a-thon Record…
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