Category: Daily Market Report

Money Market Interbank liquidity saw some improvement today but stayed in negative territory, even with inflows from FAAC disbursements, FGN bond maturities (~₦562 billion), and coupon payments (~₦38 billion). Despite…

Money Market Interbank liquidity deteriorated further today, even with FGN coupon inflows of c.₦254.8 billion, as the NTB auction settlement drained liquidity from the system. This kept interbank rates elevated,…

Money Market Interbank liquidity worsened today due to a lack of significant inflows, keeping rates elevated. The Overnight Policy Rate (OPR) and Overnight Rate (O/N) closed at 32.40% and 32.90%,…

Money Market Interbank liquidity deteriorated significantly today, even with inflows from FGN bond coupons, leading to a rise in interbank rates. The Overnight Policy Rate (OPR) climbed by 8 bps…

Money Market Interbank liquidity improved slightly today, bolstered by FGN bond coupons but stayed in negative territory, keeping rates elevated. The Overnight Policy Rate (OPR) increased by 2 bps to…

Money Market Interbank liquidity deteriorated further today, plunging deeper into negative territory after the net NTB settlement of c.₦516.59 billion. Consequently, interbank rates remained high, with the Overnight Policy Rate…

Money Market Interbank liquidity worsened today, sinking deeper into negative territory. As a result, interbank rates edged higher, with the Overnight Policy Rate (OPR) and Overnight Rate (O/N) increasing by…

Money Market Interbank liquidity started lower today after pending CRR debits were settled. Despite inflows for oil-producing states, market illiquidity persisted, keeping rates elevated. The Overnight Policy Rate (OPR) climbed…

Money Market Interbank liquidity improved slightly today but remained in negative territory due to last Friday’s CRR activity. However, interbank rates edged higher, with the Overnight Policy Rate (OPR) rising…

Money Market Interbank liquidity significantly improved today, but the market tightened following the CBN’s OMO auction. The CBN offered ₦600 billion across two long-dated papers, with subscriptions reaching ₦1.877 trillion…