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Money Markets Interbank liquidity fluctuated throughout the week, influenced by FGN bond coupon inflows, FAAC payments, and Remita credits. Early in the week, liquidity improved slightly but remained negative, keeping…
Money Markets System liquidity remained under pressure throughout the week, primarily due to net CRR debit activities, swap rollovers, and foreign exchange settlements. Despite some improvements from OMO maturities and…
Money Markets System liquidity oscillated throughout the week, beginning with a dip due to a late CRR event, followed by a rise from CRR refunds and OMO maturities inflow (₦300…
Money Markets This week, system liquidity experienced fluctuations. It began with significant inflows from Remita, which helped drive interbank rates lower, with the Overnight Policy Rate (OPR) falling to 26.50%…
Money Markets System liquidity fluctuated during the week, initially bolstered by derivatives inflows, the signature bonus, and other disbursements from the CBN. This led to a significant easing of interbank…
Money Markets System liquidity remained negative throughout the week despite inflows from statutory revenue, FAAC, and the signature bonus. Elevated liquidity outflows kept interbank rates high, including the FGN bond…
Money Markets System liquidity experienced significant pressure throughout the week. This liquidity shortfall worsened after an OMO auction sold ₦1.559 trillion, far exceeding the ₦600 billion offered. As a result,…
Money Markets System liquidity improved significantly this week, driven by FAAC disbursements, remita inflows, and other market credits. This led to a decline in interbank rates, with the Overnight Policy…
Money Markets System liquidity started on a low note with a deficit of c.₦ 269 billion. It stayed in a deficit for most of the week, even with substantial inflows…
Money Markets System liquidity began on a strong note; however, debits due to the FGN bond (c.₦346 billion) and NTB auctions (Net withdrawal around ₦83.04 billion), along with the settlement…
