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Investors chase N12.14 trillion in OMO bills as CBN rates fall
Summary by The Lagos Editorial Desk Kelechi Mgboji , as published by Nairametrics
· October 5, 2026
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Key points These auctions attracted a significant amount of bids, totaling N12. The Central Bank of Nigeria closed September with two Open Market Operations auctions.
The Central Bank of Nigeria closed September with two Open Market Operations auctions. These auctions attracted a significant amount of bids, totaling N12.14 trillion.
The auctions were for OMO bills, and it is noted that CBN rates fell. Further details about the auctions and the implications of the fallen rates are available.
Investors showed strong interest in the OMO bills, as evidenced by the large amount of bids received. For more information about the auctions and the Central Bank of Nigeria's activities, further reading is recommended.
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Category: News Published: October 5, 2026 Source: Nairametrics Reading time: 1 min
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