Investors bet on govt securities as Nigerian bond yields ease to 15.57%

The Nigerian secondary bond market ended the week on an impressive bullish stretch, with the average benchmark yield settling at 15.57 per cent amid a surge in investor interest across government securities of varying maturities.

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