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Nigeria T-Bill Yields Hit 2026 Low After Jumbo Interest-Rate Cut
Source: Bloomberg
Monetary PolicyInterest Rates & YieldsCredit & Bond MarketsEmerging Markets
Nigeria's central bank sold short-dated debt at its lowest yields of 2026 after delivering its largest interest-rate cut in nearly two decades. Investors rushed to lock in prevailing returns, signaling expectations that further monetary easing will reduce yields on future government debt issuance.
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