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Economy
Nigeria’s gross external reserves topped $53 billion, driven by sustained FX inflows from sources
Up by about $510 million in 2026, Nigeria’s foreign reserve hit its highest in the last 8 years, driven by an increase in crude oil production and relative commodity price stability.
The Nigerian Interbank Offered Rate (NIBOR), the benchmark interest rate for short-term, unsecured lending, rose as the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) monetary auctions triggered liquidity fluctuation in the money market last week.
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Gold prices hovered around $5,000 per ounce threshold on Friday as global tensions shifted investors’ attentions towards safe-haven assets, while the US dollar lost its allure.
Nigerian, Angolan, and Egyptian sovereign Eurobonds rallied in the international capital market, supported by enhanced optimism among foreign portfolio investors (FPIs).