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ASX to slip, iron ore extends retreat

ASX to slip, iron ore extends retreat Share Australian shares are set to edge lower at the open after mixed trading in New York and as more air came out of iron ore prices. ASX futures were down 5 points or 0.1 per cent to 7026; the S&P/ASX 200 Index advanced 0.2 per cent on Friday. The currency slid 0.6 per cent. In New York, US stocks closed out their week mixed. The Dow rose 124 points or 0.4 per cent, paced by Boeing, Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan. Apple led the decliners. In contrast, the S&P 500 slipped 0.1 per cent; six of its 11 industry sectors fell, led by a 0.6 per cent slide in consumer discretionary.

Recovered Loots: Reps panel invites Malami, Ahmed, Emefiele, others

Recovered loots, assets: Reps C tte invites Malami, Ahmed, EFCC, ICPC, NSA, others for assessment

Recovered loots, assets: Reps C tte invites Malami, Ahmed, EFCC, ICPC, NSA, others for assessment
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VP Osinbajo Wades Into Governors, CBN Dispute Over Budget Facility Repayment

VP Osinbajo Wades Into Governors, CBN Dispute Over Budget Facility Repayment
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Nigeria s construction industry seen grow by 3 9% in 2021

Nigeria’s construction industry is due to grow by 3.9% in 2021 after a 7.7% decline in 2021, according to economic analyst GlobalData. The fall was caused by Covid-19 restrictions and a drop in demand for oil and gas, which accounts for 65% of government revenues. Nigeria’s construction market is due to increase 3.2% annually between 2022 and 2025, supported by state investment in the infrastructure and energy sector. To oversee infrastructure investment, the government has created Infra-Co, a $2.7bn fund backed by the central bank, the Nigerian Sovereign Investment Authority and the Africa Finance Corporation. Growth will also be helped by the 2021 Appropriation Bill, which provides a road map for the country’s post-Covid-19 economic recovery.

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