Yields on Nigerian Treasury Bills and Open Market Operation (OMO) instruments fell in the secondary market as investor sentiment turned bullish ahead of the Central Bank and Debt Management Office’s (DMO) anticipated Q3 2025 domestic borrowing calendar. A consistent buying trend in fixed-income securities—spurred by a gradual easing in headline inflation—continued to suppress returns across … Continue reading T-Bill And OMO Yields Decline As Market Eyes Q3 Borrowing Strategy