Bloomberg nigeria bond news

Here are some recent news articles and updates on Nigeria's bond market from Bloomberg:

Recent News Articles:

  1. Nigeria Sells $2.5 Billion Eurobond Amid Strong Demand (March 2023)

Nigeria sold $2.5 billion in 10-year and 30-year eurobonds at a yield of 8.25% and 9.25%, respectively, amid strong demand from investors. The sale was oversubscribed by 2.5 times.

Source: Bloomberg

  1. Nigeria's Bond Yields Rise as Inflation Concerns Mount (February 2023)

Nigeria's bond yields rose to a three-month high as investors became increasingly concerned about inflation and the country's ability to manage its debt. The 10-year bond yield rose to 8.15%.

Source: Bloomberg

  1. Nigeria Plans to Issue $2.5 Billion Eurobond in March (February 2023)

Nigeria plans to issue $2.5 billion in eurobonds in March to raise funds for its budget and debt repayment. The country is seeking to diversify its funding sources and reduce its reliance on domestic borrowing.

Source: Bloomberg

Market Updates:

  1. Nigeria's Bond Market: A Guide to Investing (February 2023)

This article provides an overview of Nigeria's bond market, including its history, structure, and investment opportunities. It also highlights the risks and challenges associated with investing in Nigerian bonds.

Source: Bloomberg

  1. Nigeria's Bond Yields: A Historical Perspective (January 2023)

This article provides a historical perspective on Nigeria's bond yields, including the impact of inflation, interest rates, and economic conditions on bond prices.

Source: Bloomberg

Research Reports:

  1. Nigeria's Sovereign Bond Market: Opportunities and Challenges (December 2022)

This research report provides an in-depth analysis of Nigeria's sovereign bond market, including its current state, opportunities, and challenges. It also provides recommendations for investors and policymakers.

Source: Bloomberg

  1. Nigeria's Debt Management Strategy: A Review (November 2022)

This research report reviews Nigeria's debt management strategy, including its debt profile, debt sustainability, and debt management framework. It also provides recommendations for improving the country's debt management practices.

Source: Bloomberg