Bond market remains relatively weak: A look at Nigerian markets
By CNBC
13 October 2019 |
12:18 pm
Traders say they expect Nigeria’s bond market to remain relatively weak as offshore investors remain on the side-lines. To discuss this and other activities in Nigeria’s money markets, Bukky Aregbesola, Head of Fixed Income at Access Bank joins CNBC Africa.
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