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FGN savings bond yields slide as October offer opens

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The Federal Government has lowered interest rates for its October savings bond offer, with the two-year bond at 13.071% and the three-year bond at 14.071%. Read More: https://punchng.com/fgn-savings-bond-yields-slide-as-october-offer-opens/

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