Nigeria’s Eurobond market ended February on a strong note, reflecting sustained foreign investor confidence despite global economic uncertainties. According to the Debt Management Office (DMO), the average yield on Nigeria’s Eurobonds dropped to 8.80%, a 41-basis-point decline from 9.21% at the start of the month. This positive performance not only underlines robust investor appetite but [...]The post Nigeria’s Eurobond Market Outshines Sub-Saharan Counterparts in February, With Debt Sustainability Concerns appeared first on Tekedia.
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