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Investors place N1.73tn bids as DMO allots FGN bonds
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Investors place N1.73tn bids as DMO allots FGN bonds

Punch Nigeria about 3 hours 1 mins read
Investors placed N1.73tn bids for FGN bonds at the August 2026 DMO auction, with N1.56tn allotted. Discover the strong demand and falling yields. Read More: https://punchng.com/investors-place-n1-73tn-bids-as-dmo-allots-fgn-bonds/

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