The IMF assures Nigerians that the country’s debt is moderate, not high risk, and emphasizes
Nigeria’s Eurobond market ended February positively, with yields dropping from 9.21% to 8.80%, reflecting strong
According to Afreximbank, Nigeria and nine other countries represent 69% of Africa’s external debt. The
Nigeria’s government bonds yield has fallen to 18.53% amid increased investor activity and profit-taking in
Nigeria’s DMO experienced high demand for local bonds in its recent auction, offering N350 billion
Nigeria plans to rebase its economy, potentially lowering its debt-to-GDP ratio from 56.23% to around
Nigeria’s Federal Executive Council approved a N758 billion bond to settle pension liabilities. This move