Nigeria’s Fixed Income and Equity Markets Weather Global Volatility
Nigeria’s foreign reserves declined further from the end of March 2026 to April 1, 2026, easing from $49.48 billion to $49.18 billion, with a gross amount of approximately $300.34 million (-0.61%). Blocked funds mirrored the easing from $751.41 million to $743.14 million (-1.11%), and a blocked reserve ratio of 1.51%, displaying heightened external shocks and FX liquidity pressure.
Selective Liquidity, Rising Yields: Markets Navigate Volatility with Cautious Precision
Interbank liquidity opened the week at ₦8.15trn surplus, peaking at ₦8.87trn on Thursday, and declined to ₦5.93trn by Friday, marking a week-to-date decrease of 27.3%.
Financial Markets at an Inflection Point: Navigating Disinflation, Policy Tightening, and Selective Risk Appetite
Financial Markets at an Inflection Point: Navigating Disinflation, Policy Tightening, and Selective Risk Appetite [Market Review]
Balancing Law & Economics in Electoral Reform: An Analysis of the Electoral Act 2026
Balancing Law & Economics in Electoral Reform: An Analysis of the Electoral Act 2026
The Ripples of Global Oil Volatility Market Impact
The Ripples of Global Oil Volatility Market Impact [Weekly Review]
Liquidity Abundant, Yet Caution Dominates Fixed Income Markets
Liquidity Abundant, Yet Caution Dominates Fixed Income Markets [Weekly Review]