Year: 2025
The average yield on Nigeria’s Eurobonds dipped by 22 basis points (bps) in the international market as foreign portfolio investors (FPI)
The Nigerian bond benchmark yield rose near 20% in the secondary market as inflation surged, triggering risk-off sentiments in the market. Inflation
Oil prices slid as pressure in the global commodities market eased following the announcement of a ceasefire agreement
NIGCOMSAT Partners Eutelsat to Enhance Connectivity The Nigerian Communications Satellite (NIGCOMSAT) has partnered with Eutelsat, a global satellite communications leader,…
Afreximbank to Support African Airlines with Aircraft Financing The Africa Import-Export Bank (Afreximbank) has said that it will support African…
UAE President to Visit Nigeria in 2025 Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the President of the United Arab Emirates…
Trading activities in the Treasury bills market ended on a bullish note even when the data showed that Nigeria’s headline inflation
Money Market Rates Increase as Liquidity Deficit Expands Money market rates increased strongly as the liquidity deficit expanded following the…
Naira Pulls Back as CBN Contribution in FX Market Shrinks The naira is pulling back in a successive manner across…
AFC Raises $500m Hybrid Bond for Infrastructure Projects Africa Finance Corporation (AFC) has successfully priced a US$500 million perpetual hybrid…