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CBN Allots N8.14tn in T-Bills, Surpasses Q3 Target by N2.34tn

Ogochukwu Onwaeze, THEWILL -
A review of eight Nigerian Treasury Bills auctions conducted between July and September showed that total allotments were 40.34 percent above the planned issuance for the quarter.
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CBN Raises Treasury Bill Rate To 17.59% Despite ₦4.4trn Investment Demand

Joy Onuorah, THEWILL -
The Central Bank of Nigeria raised interest rates on its one-year Treasury bill to 17.59% at Wednesday's auction. Investors flooded the bank with ₦4.4 trillion in total bids even though only ₦700 billion was originally put up for...
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CBN Cuts One-Year T-bill Yield As ₦3.38trn Bids Swamp ₦500bn Offer

Ogochukwu Onwaeze, THEWILL -
 Investors submitted ₦3.38 trillion in bids for the one-year Treasury Bill against a ₦500 billion offer, highlighting sustained appetite for long-term government securities despite declining yields.  The CBN lowered the stop rate on the 364-day bill to 17.35...
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Nigerian T-Bills Attract ₦2.46trn In Subscriptions Across Two December Auctions

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December 12, (THEWILL) — Investors poured a hefty ₦2.46 trillion into Nigeria’s Treasury Bill (T-bill) market in two consecutive auctions held in December, underscoring continued strong demand for short-term government securities even amid elevated yields and tight liquidity...
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DMO Raises N709.62bn As 364-day Treasury Bill Yield Climbs To 17.5%

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December 05, (THEWILL) — Nigeria’s Debt Management Office (DMO) raised a total of ₦709.62 billion at its latest Nigerian Treasury Bills (NT-Bills) auction, with investors showing overwhelming preference for the longest-tenor instrument amid rising yields. The government had offered ₦700...
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Italy-Bound Businessman Intercepted With Cocaine Consignments In Shoe Soles, Bag Railings

Operatives of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) have intercepted a Milan-bound businessman with 4.80 kilograms of cocaine concealed in the soles of shoes and the railings of travelling bags at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA), Ikeja, Lagos.
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