Nigeria’s Liquidity-Driven Stability Meets Inflation Repricing
The Nigerian financial markets traded through a week defined by resilient liquidity despite inflation-led repricing pressures and cautious risk-taking across asset classes. Interbank liquidity remained structurally strong, easing from a ₦4.79trn surplus to ₦3.84trn (-22.7% WTD), while money market rates stayed anchored with OPR steady at 22.00% and O/N oscillating around 22.16%–22.35%, reflecting sustained CBN liquidity sterilisation.