FMDA projects N13.79 trillion inflows in November as CBN eases OMO mop-up
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Nigeria's financial system is projected to receive approximately N13.79 trillion in liquidity inflows in November 2026, driven largely by Open Market Operations (OMO) maturities and government disbursements.
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FMDA projects N13.79 trillion inflows in November as CBN eases OMO mop-up. Nigeria's financial system is projected to receive approximately N13.79 trillion in liquidity inflows in November 2026, driven largely by Open Market Operations (OMO) maturities and government disbursements. Covered by 1 publications. Nairametrics: FMDA projects N13.79 trillion inflows in November as CBN eases OMO mop-up.
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- Nairametrics Nigeria FMDA projects N13.79 trillion inflows in November as CBN eases OMO mop-up Nigeria's financial system is projected to receive approximately N13.79 trillion in liquidity inflows in November 2026, driven largely by Open Market Operations (OMO) maturities and government disbursements. 9 h ago · Tier 2
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