Market Predictions

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Marina Times – November 20, 2024 – Mid-Week Review – Alternative Assets and Commodities – November 2024 Edition 3

The political landscape in the United States over the next couple of months will undoubtedly have a significant impact on the cryptocurrency market, for better or worse. If events unfold without any major negative disruptions involving figures like Donald Trump or Elon Musk, the crypto community is likely to see a favourable environment. In fact, prices have surged to their highest levels since Kamala Harris conceded, signaling strong bullish momentum.

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Marina Times – November 18, 2024 – Weekly Review – November 2024 Edition 3

As the November FGN Bonds auction takes place today, with an offer of ₦60 billion each for April 2029 and February 2031, it seems to be a strategic development in the Nigerian debt market. Given the original range of offer of ₦80 – ₦100 each and the previous auction results, where the April 2029 bond closed at a stop rate of 20.75% and the February 2031 bond at 21.74%, there are several factors to consider regarding where these bonds might close in the current auction.

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Marina Times – November 11, 2024 – Weekly Review – November 2024 Edition 2

Short-term interest rates are likely to stay elevated in line with the government’s clear efforts to make the Naira an attractive currency in global terms by ensuring real returns. Although this approach may not be popular in analytical circles, it is sensible to predict based on the established policy agenda. Due to the extremely high cost of adopting this approach (with specific reference to fiscal policy), we do not foresee further elevation beyond the short end of the curve. In fact, it is expected that fiscal authorities will embrace less costly funding options for mid to long-term needs.

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Excerpt from Volume 116, 8th October 2024. 

The NTB auction this week will shed light on the DMO’s borrowing strategy for the Quarter and confirm its alignment with CBN’s tightening posture or otherwise. The Bond issuance calendar will also help give a sense of the interest rate direction for the rest of the year.

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Excerpt from Volume 97, May 27th, 2024

In recent times, the administration of the Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) has highlighted the need for more collaboration between fiscal and monetary policies. It may be necessary for Nigeria to consider the establishment of a Treasury Single Account (TSA) mechanism independent of the banking system for the exclusive use and control of the state governments.

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