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Financial Market
The Debt Management Office (DMO) hikes rates on Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) bonds
Nigeria Eurobond Yields Steady ahead of External Borrowing The average yield on Nigeria’s Eurobond remained…
Nigerian Bond Trading on Hold Ahead of Inflation Data The average yield on Nigerian government…
Foreign Investors Flock Nigeria’s Eurobonds as US Rates Cut Foreign portfolio investors in the international…
The benchmark yield on Nigerian government bonds retraced as asset managers, and local deposit money banks with surging liquidity parked their free cash into debt papers.
Telecommunications company MTN Nigeria Plc. has announced a plan to raise up to N50 billion from commercial paper sales in the local debt capital market.
The total assets of Nigeria’s top 5 banks surged by more than 55% year to date to settle at N146.34 trillion