Investors are flocking to short-term Nigerian government debt, attracted by high yields and renewed confidence in the naira following Nigeria's successful issuance of a $2.2 billion eurobond.

The proceeds from this Eurobond issuance, it also stated, will be used to finance the 2024 fiscal deficit and support the ...

Investors are piling into short-term Nigerian government debt, lured by high yields and a brightening outlook for the ...

Investors are piling into short-term Nigerian government debt, lured by high yields and a brightening outlook for the ...

The key steps taken by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) have helped to stabilise the naira against the dollar and increase ...

The introduction of the Electronic Matching System by the Central Bank of Nigeria has enabled the naira to gain against the ...

The $2.2 billion Eurobond issuance by the DMO has provided a critical infusion of foreign capital into Nigeria’s reserves ...

The Centre for Promotion of Private Enterprise, CPPE, has explained that the Naira has recorded massive gains against the ...

When Nigeria returned to the Eurobond market with its latest $2.2 billion offer, it wasn’t just economic reforms that lured ...

THE Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has taken significant steps to stabilize the foreign exchange (FX) market with the launch ...

The naira appreciated by N137.69 against the dollar within a week, following the introduction of the CBN’s new foreign ...