African Markets Review 03 26 18
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In Morocco, MARSA MAROC recorded a consolidated turnover near-stagnation (-0.5%) and a 3.3% increase of NIGS in 2017 compared to 2016; In Ghana, ACCESS BANK signed a strategic investment with the Dutch Development Bank for a facility amounting to USD 25m aiming to boost its lending capacity; Nigeria is close to self-sufficiency in sugar production thanks to the National Sugar Master Plan; Among the African markets, the Ghanaian Stock Exchange recorded the highest daily performance (+0.45%) while the Egyptian Stock Exchange recorded the lowest one (-0.47%). |
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