In 2024, Nigeria paid $2.32 billion in debt servicing to the World Bank and IMF,
Nigeria’s plain vanilla bonds traded softly ahead of the DMO auction next week, with limited
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