Lagos Commodities News Today

Kaduna-South Senator, Sunday Katung expressed fears that Nigeria may lose its position in the global market as the second-largest producer

The Senator representing Southern Kaduna, Sunday Marshall Katung, has expressed fears that Nigeria may lose its position in the global market as the

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will soon issue appropriate guidelines to facilitate an efficient capital raising process for the proposed

Lagos Commodities and Futures Exchange has projected that Nigeria will generate $4 billion annually from trading about 50 million barrels on Nigeria's

Federal government is expected to generate $4 billion annually from trading about 50 million barrels on Nigeria’s commodities exchange.

The Senate has engaged key players in the capital market to exert efforts in strengthening the commodities exchange to gain its maximum capabilities.

Africa’s biggest oil producer, Nigeria, plans to offer up to 20% of its crude oil production for trading on its commodities exchange, Akinsola Akeredolu-Ale, the chief executive of the Lagos Commodities and Futures Exchange

It will be the first time the fossil fuel will be traded on an exchange in Africas largest oil producer.

LAGOS Commodities and Futures Exchange (LCFE) has urged the Federal Government to utilize the commodities exchange ecosystem as a...

The Lagos Commodities and Futures Exchange (LCFE) has urged the federal government to utilise the commodities exchange ecosystem as a strategy to boost food