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Welcome to Nairametrics‘ summary of the daily performance of major economic indicators and highlights from trading sessions and key statistics such as Treasury Bills and Bond.
The FGN Bond market opened the month on a firmly bearish note, with yields trending higher by c.14bps, as market players reacted to the hike in the 1yr OMO rate by the CBN to 13.50% (15.60% yield), which weakened bid prices further, especially on the short end of the curve.
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has been promoting pro-growth strategies recently, while letting market interest rates fall to a shade over the inflation rate.
The last Treasury Bills Auction of the Central Bank of Nigeria was oversubscribed. The apex bank recorded N112.15 billion during the auction.
Last week, President Muhammadu Buhari directed the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to halt the sale of foreign exchange for food importation.
This is the summary of the daily performance of major economic indicators and highlights from trading sessions and key statistics such as Treasury Bills and FGN Bonds.
This is the summary of the daily performance of major economic indicators and highlights from trading sessions and key statistics such as Treasury Bills and FGN Bonds.
The Central Bank of Nigeria [@cenbank] has dismissed reports that it has finally barred commercial banks from investing in treasury bills so there could be more liquid to give out loans to the real sectors of the economy.
The Central Bank of Nigeria (@centralbank), prevented commercial banks from buying bills for their own accounts at an open market auction held on Thursday, July 18, 2019.
This is the summary of the daily performance of major economic indicators and highlights from trading sessions and key statistics such as Treasury Bills and Bond.
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Here is all you need to be capable of distinguishing between these two investing terminologies. This is essential as they are two common words you will hear when people talk about bonds, shares or any fixed income security.