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CBN mops up N2.5tn as OMO demand surges

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The Central Bank of Nigeria has absorbed N2.5tn from the financial system through its latest Open Market Operations auction to manage excess liquidity. Read More: https://punchng.com/cbn-mops-up-n2-5tn-as-omo-demand-surges/

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