- Nigeria Savings Bond Offer Opens at 13.25% and 14.25%
- Nigerian Treasury Bills Rally as CBN Reprices Spot Rates
- Nigeria’s Private Sector Output Growth Hits 2022 High – PMI
- Oil Prices Fall on US Preference for Diplomatic Solution with Iran
- US Indexes Dip as Tech Earnings Disappoint, European Stocks Rally
- Money Market Rates Broadly Stable as Excess Liquidity Tops N7trn
- Dangote Cement Gains N5.2trn as Earnings, Otedola Drive 28% Rally
- PTAD Pays N13.87bn Pension Increment Arrears to 18,822 Retirees
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Nigeria has opened subscriptions for its November 2026 Federal Government Savings Bond offer, with annual interest rates of 13.250 per cent for the two-year bond and 14.250 per cent for the three-year bond.
The average yield on Nigerian Treasury Bills moderated as fixed-income investors piled into positions amid spot-rate repricing across standard tenors on new issuance.
Nigeria’s private sector output growth hits the highest seen since 2022, S&P Global said in its latest Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) report for Stanbic IBTC.
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The naira was quoted at N1348 per dollar at the official window, reflecting a moderate gain from N1350 previously quoted for international payments.
The Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC), has shared N2.036 trillion among the Federal Government, states and the Local Government Councils (LGCs).
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The Federal Government has inaugurated the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) Governing Board and the Intellectual Property Steering Committee to enhance transparency, improve investor confidence, and stimulate economic growth.
The outlook for an interest rate cut in Nigeria has turned negative, as disinflation reversed amid the global energy crisis triggered by the U.S.-Iran war in the Middle East.