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Yields on Nigeria’s sovereign US dollar bonds slipped across the short, belly, and long ends of the curve as foreign portfolio investors and asset managers returned to international markets and piled into oil-linked issuers.
The United Kingdom (UK), the Federal Government of Nigeria, and participating state governments are seeking more private-sector
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The benchmark yield on Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) bonds climbed to 16.70% in the secondary market ….
The average yield climbed as investors maintained a bearish pose on Nigerian Treasury bills (T-Bills) in the secondary market ahead of the inflation data release on Monday, investment banking firms revealed.