- 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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Oil prices declined on Wednesday as signals of a ceasefire deadline extension eased supply concerns, after climbing above $101 on Tuesday on escalating tensions between the US and Iran.
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