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Nigeria's Treasury Bill Auction Oversubscribed Amid Stable Yields
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The Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) held a Treasury Bill auction where it offered N500 billion worth of debt instruments to investors, receiving a total subscription of N1.17 trillion.
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The bulk of the demand was concentrated on the short-term 91-day and long-term 364-day papers, reflecting diverse investor appetite across different maturities. Despite the strong subscription, the Debt Management Office (DMO) exercised prudence by absorbing only N615.80 billion, which is 23% above the initial offer amount,
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