Nigeria’s fixed-income market regains appeal as stability returns
The rebound has been supported by easing inflation, improved foreign reserves, a stable naira, and renewed confidence following the Central Bank’s first interest rate cut in five years.
A new report by Rhodium Capital Research notes that these gains could set the stage for stronger performance in the final quarter of 2025, pr
Nigeria’s fixed-income market, where the government raises funds through bonds and treasury bills, is regaining strength, with investor demand holding firm despite the recent easing of the Monetary Policy Rate (MPR).
The rebound has been supported by easing inflation, improved foreign reserves, a stable naira, and renewed confidence following the Central Bank’s first interest rate cut in five years.
A new report by Rhodium Capital Research notes that these gains could set the stage for stronger performance in the final quarter of 2025, pr