DMO rejects 96% bids as treasury bill rates fall
BusinessDay's headline. Reported by BusinessDay, BusinessDay.
What the sources say, in brief
According to BusinessDay, the Debt Management Office (DMO) rejected bids worth N1.84 trillion at Wednesday's Treasury bills auction, allotting just N71.16 billion. The headline reports that the DMO rejected 96% of bids as treasury bill rates fell. Only one outlet, BusinessDay, is cited, and its two entries carry the same text. No other outlets are available to compare against. The sources do not describe the reasons for the rate movement or any further steps.
Key points
- BusinessDay reported that the DMO rejected bids worth N1.84 trillion at Wednesday's Treasury bills auction.
- BusinessDay reported that the DMO allotted just N71.16 billion at the auction.
- BusinessDay's headline says the DMO rejected 96% of bids as treasury bill rates fell.
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DMO rejects 96% bids as treasury bill rates fall. According to BusinessDay, the Debt Management Office (DMO) rejected bids worth N1.84 trillion at Wednesday's Treasury bills auction, allotting just N71.16 billion. The headline reports that the DMO rejected 96% of bids as treasury bill rates fell. Only one outlet, BusinessDay, is cited, and its two entries carry the same text. No other outlets are available to compare against. The sources do not describe the reasons for the rate movement or any further steps. Covered by 2 publications. BusinessDay: DMO rejects 96% bids as treasury bill rates fall. BusinessDay: DMO rejects 96% bids as treasury bill rates fall.
Who is covering it
- BusinessDay Nigeria DMO rejects 96% bids as treasury bill rates fall The Debt Management Office (DMO) rejected bids worth N1.84 trillion at Wednesday’s Treasury bills auction, allotting just N71.16 billion out 29 Oct · Tier 2
- BusinessDay Nigeria DMO rejects 96% bids as treasury bill rates fall The Debt Management Office (DMO) rejected bids worth N1.84 trillion at Wednesday’s Treasury bills auction, allotting just N71.16 billion out 29 Oct · Tier 3
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