FINANCIAL MARKETS WEEKLY – 17 APRIL 2025
Money Markets The interbank market faced significant liquidity fluctuations during the week. Opening with a credit balance of ₦262.61 billion, liquidity declined by ₦365.62 billion to end in a ₦103.02…
FINANCIAL MARKETS WEEKLY – 11 APRIL 2025
Money Markets The interbank market opened the week with a robust liquidity surplus of ₦906.85 billion, supporting stable short-term rates. However, liquidity declined significantly by ₦603.81 billion to close at…
FINANCIAL MARKETS WEEKLY – 04 APRIL 2025
Money Markets The interbank market sustained robust liquidity throughout the week, largely driven by ₦651 billion in OMO maturities, which helped keep short-term rates stable despite CBN’s CRR debits. Early…
FINANCIAL MARKETS WEEKLY – 28 MARCH 2025
Money Markets The interbank market experienced notable liquidity fluctuations throughout the week. Early on, liquidity remained negative despite FAAC inflows, FGN bond maturities (₦562bn), and coupon payments (₦38bn), keeping the…
FINANCIAL MARKETS WEEKLY – 21 MARCH 2025
Money Markets Interbank liquidity remained tight throughout the week, despite periodic inflows from FGN bond coupon payments. The market stayed in negative territory, keeping funding rates elevated. The week began…
FINANCIAL MARKETS WEEKLY – 14 MARCH 2025
Money Markets Interbank liquidity remained in negative territory throughout the week, driven by CRR debits and subsequent liquidity constraints. Despite inflows for oil-producing states, market illiquidity persisted, keeping interbank rates…
FINANCIAL MARKETS WEEKLY – 07 MARCH 2025
Money Markets Interbank liquidity remained positive throughout the week, supported by OMO maturities and FAAC inflows. As a result, interbank rates initially declined, with the Overnight Policy Rate (OPR) and…
FINANCIAL MARKETS WEEKLY – 28 FEBRUARY 2025
Money Markets Interbank liquidity fluctuated throughout the week, starting in negative territory due to ongoing liquidity constraints, which kept rates elevated. However, liquidity improved significantly midweek following an OMO maturity…
FINANCIAL MARKETS WEEKLY – 21 FEBRUARY 2025
Money Markets Interbank liquidity remained negative throughout the week, reflecting persistent illiquidity in the financial system. Despite some marginal fluctuations, interbank rates stayed elevated, with the Overnight Policy Rate (OPR)…
FINANCIAL MARKETS WEEKLY – 14 FEBRUARY 2025
Money Markets The interbank market remained deeply negative throughout the week due to persistent illiquidity. Consequently, the Overnight Policy Rate (OPR) and Overnight Rate (O/N) hovered above 32.0%, reflecting the…
