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Interbank Rates Ease as Remita, OMO Inflows Boost Liquidity Interbank rates slid as liquidity balance in the finance system improved,…
Interbank Rates Climb as Swap, OMO Outflows Squeeze Liquidity Liqudity squeeze driven by the Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN) swap…
Short-term Rates Increase Sharply as Banking System Liquidity Dips Money market rates increased sharply as liquidity levels in the Nigerian…
Liquidity: Interbank Rates Decline in Absence of Funding Pressure In the money market, liquidity levels declined despite a significant outflow…
Interbank Rates Increase despite OMO Repayment, CRR Refund Interbank rates increased sharply due to funding pressures despite inflows from cash…
Short-term Benchmark Interest Rates Dip as Liquidity Rises The short term benchmark interest rates declined sharply as the level of…
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.
Liquidity Deficit in Banking System Keeps Interbank Rates Elevated The liquidity deficit in the banking system kept the short-term benchmark…
Money Market Rates Ease, Liquidity Deficit Expands Money market rates eased despite tight liquidity in the financial system. The short-term…
Interbank rates eased in the money market following a moderate inflow and signature bonus that boosted the balance in the financial system at the beginning of the week. The market also received N9.52 billion in FGN coupon payments.
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