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Banks withdraw N942bn from CBN facility as liquidity shifts

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Nigerian banks have withdrawn N941.85bn from the Central Bank of Nigeria’s Standing Deposit Facility in one day amid sharp swings in banking system liquidi Read More: https://punchng.com/banks-withdraw-n942bn-from-cbn-facility-as-liquidity-shifts/

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