Outlook for Nigeria’s FX and fixed income market
24 April 2019 |
9:33 am
Liquidity remained buoyant in Nigeria's fixed income space as the central bank maintained a hold on OMO auctions in the last few sessions. So what will drive this week’s trade at Nigeria’s fixed income and Forex market?
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