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Excess liquidity in the money market kept funding costs stable at around 22%, reflecting the absence of significant pressure from the Central Bank’s operations.
Excess liquidity in the banking system increased sharply on Tuesday, up by about 57% to 6.81 trillion
The equities market sustained its positive momentum in May, with investors gaining N4.514 trillion as renewed buying interest in financial services and consumer goods stocks lifted overall market performance.
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