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Nigeria FGN Bond Yields Rise to 16.4% Despite CBN Rate Cut
Nigeria’s Federal Government bond yields have risen to an average of 16.4%, despite the Central Bank of Nigeria’s decision to reduce its benchmark interest rate to 23% in September, highlighting persistent pressure in the country’s fixed-income market. The latest development suggests that the CBN’s monetary easing...
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Nigeria FGN Bond Yields Rise to 16.4% Despite CBN Rate Cut
Nigeria’s Federal Government bond yields have risen to an average of 16.4%, despite the Central Bank of Nigeria’s decision to...
Tinubu’s $21.7bn Loan Plan Gives States and FCT $4.8bn Amid Rising FAAC Revenue
Nigeria’s 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) are set to benefit from $4.8 billion of President Bola Tinubu’s...
MTN Nigeria Posts 55.3% Profit Surge to ₦1.17 Trillion in Nine Months
MTN Nigeria Communications Plc reported a 55.3% increase in profit after tax to ₦1.17 trillion for the nine months ended...
NNPCL Fuel Discount Ends Today as Nigerians Question Fairness of Temporary Relief Measures
Nigeria's latest fuel relief measure expires today Saturday, October 31, as concerns grow over whether temporary government interventions are doing...
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