The key highlights of the review week are 1) the release of October 2013 inflation figures (headline: 7.8%); 2) the FGN primary market bond and OMO bills auctions, and; 3) speculation over the upcoming MPC meeting scheduled for this week. These factors co
Available data from the Debt Management Office (DMO) shows that Nigeria’s total debt stock (addition of external and domestic debts) as at September 30, 2013 stood at N8.32trn representing an increase of 10.20% from the December 31, 2012 figure of N7.55tr
In our assessment of activities during the week, we observed that the profit-taking that occurred at the end of the previous week continued into the review week as traders sought to take profits.
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In our assessment of the market last week, the key driver of activities was the observed increase in interest from investors (domestic and offshore). This, alongside maturing treasury and OMO bills, significantly influenced market behaviour.
In a relatively short week in the domestic financial market, the key highlights that dictated the direction of the market during the review week were 1) the release of September 2013 inflation figures (headline: 8.0%); 2) the FGN primary market bond aucti
In line with our expectations, overall direction of the market during the review week was dictated by the treasury & OMO bills auctions and the release of the October 2013 FGN bonds auction offer circular by the Debt Management Office (DMO).
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The major highlights of the review week were the persistent issuance of OMO bills by the CBN and an observed interest from offshore investors as witnessed towards the end of the week.
In our assessment of activities of the review week, the MPC’s decision to maintain CRR on public sector deposits at 50% was the dominant theme; other activity drivers were the release of the FGN bond auction calendar for 4Q 2013 and investors’ renewed int
The key highlights of the review week are 1) the release of August 2013 inflation figures (headline: 8.2%); 2) the treasury bills auction; 3) the announced outcome of the FOMC meeting and; 4) speculation over the upcoming MPC meeting scheduled for this we
Issue on Offer/Summary - The Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) Treasury Bills (TB) Primary Auction is scheduled to hold on the 18th Sept, 2013. The sum of N53.55bn worth of T-bills will mature on Thursday 19 Sept, 2013 while the same amount will be issu
In the review week, demand from domestic pension funds and activities at the primary market for FGN bonds contributed significantly to the direction of the market.
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During the review week, domestic investors remained active in the market in reaction to current market trend and dynamics. Also experienced was the mid-week treasury bills auction, the release of the September 2013 FGN bonds auction offer circular and OMO
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During the review week, the general direction of activities was influenced largely by the maturity of c.N96.31billion OMO bills and sustained interest from domestic pension funds.
During the review week, the increase in interest from domestic pension funds and the issuance, and maturity, of treasury and OMO bills were the highlights of market activities.
As expected, activities within the review week were influenced largely by the on-going demand for government bonds by both local and offshore investors. This in turn played a key role in the direction of activities in the FGN primary market bond auction t
In line with our expectations, overall direction of the market during the review week was dictated by the treasury bills auction, the release of the August 2013 FGN bonds auction offer circular and the CRR debit
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During the review week, the general direction of activities was influenced largely by the maturity of OMO bills and a renewed interest from the domestic investors.
During the review week, the dominant theme in the financial markets was the unexpected increase in cash reserve requirement (CRR) on public sector deposits to 50% by the monetary authorities. The other major activity during the week was the sale of c.N115
The key highlights of the review week are 1) the release of June 2013 inflation figures (headline: 8.4%); 2) the FGN primary market bond and OMO bills auctions, and; 3) speculation over the upcoming MPC meeting scheduled for this week. These contributed s
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In line with our expectations, overall direction of the market during the review week was dictated by the treasury & OMO bills auctions and the release of the July 2013 FGN bonds auction offer circular.
In our assessment of the market last week, the key drivers of activities were the issuance and maturity of treasury and OMO bills, and an observed increase in interest from pension funds.
The review week was characterized by activities such as 1) the release of the FGN bond & treasury bills auction calendars for 3Q2013; 2) the release of May 2013 inflation numbers and; 3) the treasury bills primary market auction amongst others
As expected, activities within the review week were influenced largely by the on-going sell-off of government bonds. This in turn played a key role in the direction of activities in the FGN primary market bond & OMO bills auction that occurred during the
During the week under review, we observed a continued sell-off trend which began from the previous week necessitated by current market dynamics. Also experienced was the mid-week treasury bills auction, the release of the June 2013 FGN bonds auction offer
There has recently been a lot of misinformation and misconception in our public debate on debt. My goal in this article is to shed some light on the public debt, to clarify the real state of Nigeria’s debt position, and hopefully, provide a knowledge pla
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Validating the position of analysts who fault the premise of the arguments advanced by the Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG); Moody’s, global ratings agency has said that “plans by the Government of Nigeria (GON) owned Asset Management Company of Nige
In line with our expectations, activities within the review week were influenced largely by the OMO bills auctions and reduction in demand from the offshore investors which resulted in a significant increase in yields of tradable securities throughout the
As investors we've grown accustomed to European financial crises triggering volatility in our markets. But the epicenter for last week's volatility came from across the Pacific instead.
A 7.3 percent mid-week flash-crash in Japanese stocks the biggest
As expected, the key drivers of activities during the review week were the outcome of the MPC meeting, treasury and OMO bills auction by the CBN amongst others.
On Friday, 3 May 2013, the NESG published a Policy Paper titled AMCON: The Cost of Financial Stability, in which we identified debt refinancing as a major challenge for AMCON in the short-term.
AMCON, the Nigerian Bad bank announced its intention and a comprehensive plan to redeem and refinance its maturing obligations at the end of 2013 through 2014. The aggregate amount of the debt instruments with a face value of N5.7trillion is to be affecte