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Global Macroeconomic Review The U.S. economy entered 2026 with a mixed but resilient outlook, supported by solid growth momentum alongside cooling labour and inflation dynamics. Economic activity remained firm, sustaining…
System Liquidity System liquidity opened with a surplus balance of ₦560.22 billion, a significant decline of ₦4.07 trillion due mainly to OMO sales despite notable SDF placements and bond coupon…
System Liquidity System liquidity opened at ₦4.63 trillion, reflecting a decline of ₦1.49 trillion due to the settlement of ₦1.54 trillion in bond sales outweighing higher placements in the SDF…
System Liquidity System liquidity expanded sharply to a ₦6.13 trillion surplus on the back of ₦2.14 trillion OMO maturities and higher SDF placements. Funding conditions stayed stable, with average funding…
System Liquidity System liquidity strengthened to a ₦3.91 trillion surplus, driven by heavy SDF placements and bond coupon inflows. Funding conditions were stable, with average funding cost at 22.65%, OPR…
System Liquidity: Liquidity Volatile as CBN Mop-Up Drives Midweek Deficit System liquidity fluctuated during the week, briefly turning negative midweek due to aggressive OMO sales, before closing in surplus on…
System Liquidity System liquidity improved significantly, opening with a surplus of ₦2.58 trillion due to large inflows from bond and NTB maturities. This eased funding pressures, leading to a slight…
System Liquidity System liquidity swung into a sharp deficit of ₦973.9bn, driven mainly by sizable OMO sales and SLF borrowings, despite SDF placements and bond coupon inflows. As a result,…
System Liquidity System liquidity opened in a strong surplus of ₦3.77tn, buoyed by a sizeable OMO repayment despite CBN liquidity sterilisation via OMO and SDF. Funding conditions remained stable, with…
System Liquidity System liquidity improved, opening with a surplus of ₦2.24 trillion, supported by higher DMB placements at the CBN’s SDF and primary market repayments. Despite ample liquidity, average funding…
