Turnover on Nigeria’s fixed income market falls by N1.1bn in July
By CNBC
06 September 2017 |
5:27 am
Data from Nigeria's FMDQ OTC securities exchange has shown that the total turnover volume in the fixed income market fell by 1.1 billion naira at the end of July 2017 compared to a year ago.
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