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Trading activity in Nigerian Treasury bills in the secondary market was bullish, with yields contracting across the curve as investors adjust their portfolios to optimise returns.
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Investors poured funds into Nigerian Treasury bills, though a relatively moderate trading activity was recorded in the fixed-income market ahead of the inflation figures release on Friday.
Nigeria’s headline inflation is projected to climb as Middle East tensions drive global oil prices higher, pushing petrol pump prices to about N1,400 on average.
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