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The Journal seeks to become the most reliable, first-choice Pan-Nigerian information and public knowledge platform. The Journal Nigeria is a serious Journalism from an African Worldview
\The Federal Government borrowed N1.6 trillion at its September bond auction, held against a backdrop of falling yields and a rising share of non-competitive allotments that together point to a shifting risk-return picture for fixed-income investors. The Debt Management Office offered N1 trillion across a newly issued September 2036 bond and a reopened June 2038…
Nigerian fixed-income investors should prepare for a prolonged stretch of elevated interest rates, with market analysts warning that any meaningful reversal in Federal Government bond yields is unlikely before the final quarter of 2026. The caution comes from Coronation Asset Management, whose June 2026 Economic Note projected that a mix of sticky inflation, a…
Nigeria’s fixed-income market posted one of its strongest single sessions of the year as total turnover crossed the N1tn mark, with investors pouring capital into short-dated government paper offering near-22 per cent returns. Data from the Central Bank of Nigeria’s official Fixed Income Dashboard, released on Thursday, 4 June 2026, showed market turnover reaching…
The Debt Management Office (DMO) is seeking to raise ₦700 billion through a bond auction today, April 27, 2026. This issuance forms a critical component of the federal government’s domestic borrowing programme designed to plug budgetary gaps. Investors will bid across three distinct re-openings, with the settlement date set for April 29. The auction comes…