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    Nigeria’s 22.6% bond yield offers investors a rare window

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    The Federal Government is returning to the debt market this week to raise about N1.2 trillion through a bond auction. On the surface, it is another routine government borrowing exercise. But beneath the numbers is a signal that sophisticated investors are paying close attention to: Nigeria’s sovereign bonds are offering returns that may become difficult to find once the interest-rate cycle turns.

    The government is effectively offering investors a 10-year bond at a coupon rate of 22.60 percent annually. With headline inflation at 15.93 percen

    The Federal Government is returning to the debt market this week to raise about N1.2 trillion through a bond auction. On the surface, it is another routine government borrowing exercise. But beneath the numbers is a signal that sophisticated investors are paying close attention to: Nigeria’s sovereign bonds are offering returns that may become difficult to find once the interest-rate cycle turns.

    The government is effectively offering investors a 10-year bond at a coupon rate of 22.60 percent annually. With headline inflation at 15.93 percen

    Bond investors Nigerias Offers rare window yield
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