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The average yield on the Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) bonds moved in a mixed direction
In the foreign exchange market, the naira holds its previous position against the United States dollar
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The Nigerian Treasury bills (NTB) market recorded a cold outturn again as local deposit money banks …
In an uneasy forex marker calm, the Nigerian naira traded steadily against the United States (U.S) dollar
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