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Trading in Nigerian government bonds was mostly bearish, with investors trimming positions
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Risk-Off Sentiment Triggers Surge in Nigeria’s Bond Yields The Nigerian Federal Government (FGN) bonds market…
The latest X-Compliance Report released by the Nigerian Exchange Group (NGX Group) points to a deeper structural liquidity challenge in Nigeria’s equity market rather than a temporary, cyclical weakness.
The average yield on Nigerian OMO bills climbed to 21.1% in the secondary market, reflecting investors’ measured decisions to adjust their holdings in these short-term investment securities.
Inflows from expired OMO bills and from deposit money banks (DMBs)’ lodgments buoyed liquidity in the financial system, investment firms said in separate market updates.
The Debt Management Office (DMO) is set to open N800 billion worth of Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) bonds for subscription on Monday.