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<p>Beer makers, Guinness Nigeria and International Breweries reported negative post-tax profits as the losses from foreign exchange continue to impact gains in the sector. Analysts at Vetiva believe stepping up local sourcing will reduce FX demand and then, reduce risks to balance sheets. Oluebube Nwosu, Consumer Goods Analyst at Vetiva Capital, joins CNBC Africa for this discussion.</p>


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FX losses cap gains of Nigeria’s beer makers

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<p>Traders at UBA say investors are maintaining a cautious stance as they focus on next week’s 417-billion-naira T-bills auction. Kenneth Onuoha, Team Member, Assets and Liabilities at UBA joins CNBC Africa to assess market response to the CBN’s latest moves and what to expect in the coming week.</p>


Investors eye ₦417bn T-bills auction next week

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<p>Traders at UBA expect a modest bearish bias for the rest of this week at the Treasury Bills Market as investors focus on the 2027 to 2038 bonds. Chuka Nwachukwu, Head of ALM and Balance Sheet Management at UBA joins CNBC Africa for more market updates.</p>


UBA: Modest bearish bias to linger this week

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<p>WEF Davos 2024 came to a close with delegates across the globe highlighting challenges impacting the global economy, but also showcasing best solutions and policies to steer trade in a positive direction. This highlights special brings together key voices from WEF as they discuss the AfCFTA.</p>


WEF Davos 2024: Rebuilding Trust: Highlights Special

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<p>Analysts at Cordros say the release of corporate earnings with accompanying dividend declarations will provide a catalyst for buying activities and outweigh profit-taking activities in the Nigerian equities market. Ope Oluwa, Research Analyst at Cordros, joins CNBC Africa for this discussion.</p>


FY’23 earnings to sustain bull run

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<p>Industry stakeholders in the Nigerian oil and gas sector gather to brainstorm ways to sustain the growth, transparency and opportunities in the sector. CNBC Africa brings you highlights from the 12th practical Nigerian Content by the Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board.</p>


Highlights Special of the 12th Practical Nigerian Content Forum

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<p>Traders at UBA say cautious trading activities across the bond curve is the ruling sentiment as investors adopt a wait and see approach ahead of Monday’s bond auction where rates are expected to print higher. Kenneth Onuoha, Team Member, Assets and Liabilities at UBA joins CNBC Africa for more market updates.</p>


UBA: Rates to print higher over Monday’s bond auction

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<p>Joining CNBC Africa for a post-MPC panel analysis is Annabel Bishop, Chief Economist, Investec, Johann Els, Chief Economist, Old Mutual and Carmen Nel, Head of Multi-Asset Strategy, Terebinth Capital.</p>


Post-Analysis: SARB keeps rates on hold

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<p>The South African Reserve Bank&#8217;s Monetary Policy Committee sat for its first meeting of the new year and voted unanimously decided to keep the repo rate unchanged at 8.25 per cent. Reserve Bank Governor, Lesetja Kganyago explains the rationale behind the committee&#8217;s decision.</p>


Kganyago keeps repo rate unchanged at 8.25% (full speech)

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<p>Investors are adopting a wait and see approach following today’s of 231.8-billion-naira T-bills auction. Meanwhile, Traders at UBA say traders have opened short positions ahead of next week&#8217;s bond auction next. Chuka Nwachukwu, Head of ALM and Balance Sheet Management at UBA join CNBC Africa  for more market updates.</p>


UBA: Investors take position ahead of next week’s bond auction

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<p>Investors have their attention fixed on the 231.8-billion-naira T-bills auction today. Traders at Access bank expect the market to remain quiet pending the outcome of the auction. For the bond side, improved offers are observed at the mid to long end of the curve. Senator Audu, Treasury Team Member at Access Bank joins CNBC Africa  for mid-week market updates.</p>


Investors focus on Nigeria’s ₦231.8bn T-bills auction

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<p>Analysts expect the Nigerian equities market performance to be dominated by the bulls, as positioning for 2023 full-year earnings releases and accompanying dividends declarations should outweigh profit-taking activities. Ekene Oyeka, Securities Trader at Norrenberger joins CNBC Africa to discuss market activities and the near-term performance outlook.</p>


Nigerian equities market sustains bullish momentum

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<p>As the world transitions to a new set of geopolitical, technological, demographic and environmental conditions, volatility in the global risks landscape is set to grow. As day 5, the final day of WEF 2024, comes to a close, policy makers and key stakeholders close off looking at the Global Risks Initiative. CNBC Africa speaks to public and private sector leaders about Africa&#8217;s position in global trade, digital and financial inclusion.</p>


DAVOS 2024: Day 5 Highlights

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<p>Experimentation and creativity are critical to increasing access to and use of financial services for individuals and small businesses, particularly in emerging markets where the financial inclusion gap is greatest. Drawing on examples of local pilots that have made a tangible difference to communities in different parts of the world, how can we leverage these successes at a time when resilience to economic crises is dangerously low?</p>


DAVOS 2024: Comparing Notes on Financial Inclusion

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<p>AI is a hot topic this week at Davos. Leaders from across business and government highlight the challenges faced by global economies and address questions around opportunities and risks. One of the concerns raised is that jobs will change globally over the next five years, raising the pertinent questions around what the future holds for the youth and how best to maximize AI in trade.</p>


DAVOS 2024: Day Four Highlights

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<p>Seismic change is underway in Africa. The United Nations projects that sub-Saharan Africa will account for more than half of the growth of the world’s population by 2050.  As such, Africa is set to play a bigger role in shaping contemporary geopolitical and economic affairs. CNBC Africa brings you the stakeholder dialogue on An African Economy of Scale, from Davos Switzerland.</p>


DAVOS 2024: An African Economy of Scale

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<p>The World Economic Forum’s Annual Meetings continues on the third day with sessions focusing on green finances, artificial intelligence and how economies can be more resilient against high inflation. A new World Economic Forum report calls for a new approach to economic growth and a balance between long-term sustainability and equity. The CNBC Africa team brings daily updates from Davos, Switzerland on the happenings impacting Africa’s future.</p>


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FX losses cap gains of Nigeria’s beer makers

Investors eye ₦417bn T-bills auction next week

UBA: Modest bearish bias to linger this week

WEF Davos 2024: Rebuilding Trust: Highlights Special

FY’23 earnings to sustain bull run

Highlights Special of the 12th Practical Nigerian Content Forum

UBA: Rates to print higher over Monday’s bond auction

Post-Analysis: SARB keeps rates on hold

Kganyago keeps repo rate unchanged at 8.25% (full speech)

UBA: Investors take position ahead of next week’s bond auction

Investors focus on Nigeria’s ₦231.8bn T-bills auction

Nigerian equities market sustains bullish momentum

DAVOS 2024: Day 5 Highlights

DAVOS 2024: Comparing Notes on Financial Inclusion

DAVOS 2024: Day Four Highlights

DAVOS 2024: An African Economy of Scale

DAVOS 2024: Day Three Highlights

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FX losses cap gains of Nigeria’s beer makers

Investors eye ₦417bn T-bills auction next week

UBA: Modest bearish bias to linger this week

WEF Davos 2024: Rebuilding Trust: Highlights Special

FY’23 earnings to sustain bull run

Highlights Special of the 12th Practical Nigerian Content Forum

UBA: Rates to print higher over Monday’s bond auction

Post-Analysis: SARB keeps rates on hold

Kganyago keeps repo rate unchanged at 8.25% (full speech)

UBA: Investors take position ahead of next week’s bond auction

Investors focus on Nigeria’s ₦231.8bn T-bills auction

Nigerian equities market sustains bullish momentum

DAVOS 2024: Day 5 Highlights

DAVOS 2024: Comparing Notes on Financial Inclusion

DAVOS 2024: Day Four Highlights

DAVOS 2024: An African Economy of Scale

DAVOS 2024: Day Three Highlights

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