DMO rejects N1.84 trillion bids, pushes T-bill rates lower
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The Debt Management Office (DMO), through the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), rejected N1.84 trillion in investor subscriptions at the October 28, 2026 Nigerian Treasury Bills auction, allotting just N71.16 billion as the one-year stop rate declined to 15.80%.
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DMO rejects N1.84 trillion bids, pushes T-bill rates lower. The Debt Management Office (DMO), through the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), rejected N1.84 trillion in investor subscriptions at the October 28, 2026 Nigerian Treasury Bills auction, allotting just N71.16 billion as the one-year stop rate declined to 15.80%. Covered by 1 publications. Nairametrics: DMO rejects N1.84 trillion bids, pushes T-bill rates lower.
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- Nairametrics Nigeria DMO rejects N1.84 trillion bids, pushes T-bill rates lower The Debt Management Office (DMO), through the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), rejected N1.84 trillion in investor subscriptions at the October 28, 2026 Nigerian Treasury Bills auction, allotting just N71.16 billion as the one-year stop rate declined to 15.80%. 29 Oct · Tier 2
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