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The benchmark yield on Nigerian government bonds rose marginally as local bondholder dumped assets over sustained riskoff sentiment in the secondary market.
Nigeria’s Eurobond Yield Rises to 9.6% as Foreign Investors Adjust In Nigeria’s sovereign Eurobond market, sell pressure across the short,…
Benchmark yield on Nigerian government bonds in the secondary market rose to 18.70% after Debt Management Office (DMO) auction
With expectation of a slowdown in bond supply, investors ramped up the Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) in the secondary market ahead of the auction on Monday.
Yield Slumps as Investors Increase Bets on Nigerian Bond The benchmark yield on Nigerian government bond fell below 19% as…
Investors Bet on FGN Bond as Negative Real Return Narrows Fixed interest securities investors demand for Federal Government of Nigeria…
Investors continue search for high yield investment option has continued to trigger portfolio adjustment, rebalancing amidst the worsening inflation condition in Nigeria. Last week, the average yield on Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) bond spiked by 23 basis points in the secondary market over sustained risk off sentiment on local borrowing instruments.
Trading activities on Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) bonds were steady in the secondary market due to sustained investors’ apathy. Nigerian bonds market
The benchmark yield on Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) bonds rose slightly to 18.76% on Wednesday due to selloffs that was triggered by waning sentiment
The Debt Management Office (DMO) said on Tuesday that it raised N1.495 trillion from Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) bonds at its monthly auction of Feb.
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