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Economy
Financial Inclusion Must Translate to Stronger Household, Business Resilience – CBN The Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Mr Olayemi Cardoso, said…
Nigeria’s foreign reserves increased to $54.410 billion following the latest round of FX inflows into the local economy, with more than 99% of the credit balance staying liquid.
The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) says Nigeria’s total merchandise trade stood at N41,444.89 billion in the second quarter of 2026.
Benchmark yield on Nigerian government bonds in the secondary market rose to 18.70% after Debt Management Office (DMO) auction
The mood on Nigerian Treasury bills continues to swing after investors spotted that the central bank has continued to slash rates at its main auctions.
Interbank Rates Rise as Banks Borrow to Close Funding Gap The short-term interest rates climbed…
Nigerian Treasury Bill Selloffs Provoke 10bps Yield Surge It was seller market during the midweek…
Interbank rates crossed the 31% benchmark as the liquidity level in the financial system remains in negative territory. Due to a weak funding profile in the financial system, money market rates have remained elevated.
In contrast to expectations, Nigeria’s fixed income market strengthened amidst concerns over the direction of the yield on local assets, analysts said.