Nigeria’s DMO to roll over N154bn in today’s T-Bills Auction
30 October 2020 |
4:04 pm
Nigeria’s Debt Management Office is expected to roll over 154 billion naira at today’s Treasury Bills Auction. Traders at Access Bank say they expect strong demand for the maturities on offer. Gbenga Sonaike, Team Member of Treasury at Access banks discusses the details with CNBC Africa.
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