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Daily Recap: Business — 14 September 2026

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Business news centers on money moving back into risk assets and big-ticket projects even as markets stay uneasy. Investors weigh higher oil prices and possible rate moves in Asia, while fresh capital and benchmark inclusion lift parts of Africa’s and crypto-linked financial lands...

Business news centers on money moving back into risk assets and big-ticket projects even as markets stay uneasy. Investors weigh higher oil prices and possible rate moves in Asia, while fresh capital and benchmark inclusion lift parts of Africa’s and crypto-linked financial landscape.

Dangote refinery is offering a stake to the public in what is described as Africa’s largest IPO, opening one of the continent’s most prominent industrial projects to retail and institutional investors. The sale gives buyers a chance to participate directly in a major oil-processing asset as Nigeria seeks deeper domestic capital-market participation.

Nigeria returns to a J.P. Morgan emerging-markets bond index after an 11-year absence, with selected federal government bonds set to be added to the new GBI-EM Edge benchmark. The inclusion restores visibility with global fixed-income investors and marks a notable shift for Nigeria’s standing in benchmark-tracked debt markets.

Crypto market-data company Kaiko raises $110 million in an extended Series B round led by S&P Global. The funding brings together established financial players and crypto-focused backers, giving Kaiko more resources to expand its data and analytics business as demand grows for infrastructure linking digital assets with mainstream finance.

Asian shares fall as oil prices rise and traders brace for possible interest-rate moves in the United States and Japan. Higher crude costs weigh on sentiment across the region, especially in sectors sensitive to energy prices, while uncertainty over borrowing costs adds another layer of pressure to already cautious trading.

The Kennedy Center warns it is near bankruptcy and says its main building could close as early as Tuesday. Officials describe severe financial strain alongside physical and operational problems, raising the prospect that one of the country’s flagship cultural institutions may have to halt activity if immediate pressures are not resolved.

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