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Bargain hunting in Nigeria’s sovereign Eurobonds market across the short, mid, and long ends of the yield curve
The average yield on Nigerian government bonds surged by 2 basis points to close at 19.78% in the secondary market ahead of fresh supply. Trading activities were subdued last week, with minimal trading activity at the short end (+4 bps) of the curve as markets await further details on Debt Office local borrowings for 2025.
NGX Swells by N155bn as Insurance Stocks Attract Attention The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) opened the New Year with N155 billion…
Investors showed significant buying interest on some financial stocks – banking and insurance names – in the local exchange last week. Demand for financial stocks increase generally ahead of fourth quarter of 2024 earnings release.
Interbank rates soared in the money market on the back of an extended liquidity deficit pattern in the banking sector. The short-term benchmark interest rates settled at double digits high due to a liquidity shortfall in the money market last week.
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has opened a temporary window that allows Bureau de Change (BDC) operators access to stock up US dollars at an official or Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market rate to meet seasonal demand.
Liquidity Deficit in Banking System Keeps Interbank Rates Elevated The liquidity deficit in the banking system kept the short-term benchmark…
As banks sold their holdings to satisfy funding demand, the average yield on Nigerian Treasury bills increased to 25.64% in the secondary market.
Nigeria’s 5-year bonds were priced higher by 14 basis points (bps) at the primary market auction (PMA) conducted by the Debt Management Office (DMO) on Wednesday.
Naira Plummets, CBN Intervenes in FX Market 3 Times The Nigerian naira lost against the dominant U.S. dollar across foreign…
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