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Nigeria’s public debt will reach N45 trillion as the Debt Management Office (DMO) plans to borrow
Since September 2020 Nigeria has kept benchmark interest at 11.5% while the apex bank uses the cash
Analysts said they are expecting more Eurobond issuance by the Federal Government
The United States dollar was lower against its major trading partners early Thursday after the Federal Open Market Committee
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The US dollar was lower against its major trading partners early Wednesday, except for the Japanese
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