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System Liquidity System liquidity remained strong despite two ₦600bn OMO auctions and net CRR debits. Inflows from OMO maturities, Sukuk allocations, and disbursements offset tightening efforts. Interbank rates stayed stable;…
System Liquidity Despite the ₦300B Sukuk bond settlement, interbank rates remained stable at 26.5%, with O/N ticking up slightly. Treasury Bills Market activity was subdued but focused on mid-to-long tenors,…
System Liquidity Liquidity remained elevated from ₦984.22B OMO maturities and fiscal inflows. The CBN absorbed ₦482.33B via OMO auction. Despite this, interbank rates stayed firm at 26.5%, showing resilience even…
System Liquidity ₦984.22bn OMO maturity boosted liquidity, keeping interbank rates steady. OPR held at 26.50%, while O/N rate rose slightly to 26.89%. Treasury Bills Bullish sentiment drove selective demand for…
System Liquidity CBN absorbed excess liquidity via ₦600bn OMO auction after SRA inflows. Despite strong demand and CRR debits, interbank rates stayed stable near 26.5%. Treasury Bills Market opened calm,…
System Liquidity Interbank liquidity stayed strong and stable, keeping OPR and O/N rates around 26.5%. The CBN’s OMO auction was oversubscribed despite midweek tightening. System liquidity fell slightly week on…
System Liquidity Interbank liquidity improved, remaining positive despite NTB auction settlement. This stability kept the Overnight Policy Rate at 26.50%, while the Overnight (O/N) rate rose slightly by 6bps to…
System Liquidity Liquidity remained positive despite OMO settlement pressure, keeping interbank rates stable. The Overnight Policy Rate held at 26.50%, while the Overnight (O/N) rate dipped slightly by 5bps to…
System Liquidity The MPC held all policy rates unchanged. Liquidity improved via ₦1.14 trillion OMO maturities, prompting a ₦500 billion OMO auction, which saw strong demand. Interbank rates stayed stable…
The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) held its 300th meeting on May 19–20, 2025, and unanimously decided to retain all monetary policy parameters unchanged.…
