Investors interest rise in Nigerian government securities
Quote from Emmanuel Awopetu on March 22, 2023, 10:56 AM"One-year Treasury bill rate rose to 9.9 percent per annum in February 2023 after falling to 2.29 percent per annum previously, indicating high demand for government securities by investors- a reflection of the CBN monetary policy tightening.
Treasury bills are short-term investment securities issued by governments to finance national borrowing requirements."
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"One-year Treasury bill rate rose to 9.9 percent per annum in February 2023 after falling to 2.29 percent per annum previously, indicating high demand for government securities by investors- a reflection of the CBN monetary policy tightening.
Treasury bills are short-term investment securities issued by governments to finance national borrowing requirements."
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