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TREASURY BILLS
This category contains information about Treasury Bills in Nigeria. Treasury Bills are short-term debt instruments issued by the Federal Government through the Central Bank to provide short term funding for the government. They are by nature, the most liquid money market securities and are backed by the guarantee of the Federal Government.
Nigerian Banks have taken to their media spaces to air their previously ignored innovations.
Treasury bill auctions shows that the Debt Management Office sold N4.4 billion on the 91-day paper, N7.8 billion on the 182-day bill.
The projection is coming just days after the CBN released its Treasury Bills calendar for Q3 2020.
There is need to watch out for any style shift that may increase the risk attributes of pension fund portfolio structure.
Bond market to maintain a similar trend on Tuesday as the bulk of the attention will be skewed towards the outcome of the Sukuk auction.
Pension fund managers redeemed treasury bills worth N512 million Naira in the two months combined but did not invest any additional kobo into treasury bills within the same period.
The T-bills secondary market closed on a bullish note last week as the average yield fell by 38bps to close at 2.28% compared to 2.66% the previous week due to the trading activity in the market following the auction held during the week.
On this episode of the EMM Podcast, Ugodre delved into a number of conflicting personal finance questions and...
Foreign investors stayed away from the Central Bank's latest OMO Auction which held on the 19th of March 2020.
The latest data from the Central Bank of Nigeria revealed that the Nigeria’s 364-day treasury bills have fallen to 4.6%
The latest data from the Central Bank of Nigeria reveals Nigeria’s 364-day treasury bills have fallen to 5.3%.
Earlier this week, the Founder of Nairametrics, Ugochukwu Obi-Chukwu, gave his Twitter followers a simple test on portfolio diversification.