Yenefer:
Why do you hate your mother land, if because of bad leaders then u need to think again

Golan007:


You are smart enough to understand no matter what you are offered if it is a lame duck you would avoid it.

Simple.

AroleOduduwa2:
Paid article, how can investor rush to a country with a messed up a Forex. They should stop wasting our money on PR

omonnakoda:


You talk like an illiterate

The yield is a measure of risk

9 %

Indicates that the market considers Nigeria VERY RISKY

THAT is baked into the rate

The US is paying 0.679% again reflecting risk perception

What happens I this model is so called investors get free money from the US Treasury at Father Christmas rates and "invest" in desperate countries like Nigeria screwing us no end

sunshineV:
V



Land for sale

omonnakoda:


You are clueless

US companies ARE BANNED from buying Venezuela stock

Any business outside the US that does so cannot trade with US companies.

The same applies to IRAN

It has nothing to do with the oil reserves nonsense.

interest payments could eat up 96% of the federal government’s revenue, up from 58% in 2019.

Golan007:


Stop quoting US bonds.

THE USA owes trillions of dollars how about that?

Golan007:
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The folly is that 2-faced individuals like yourself are happy to see people denigrate every single policy without calling them out, perhaps you partake in this yourself.

Suddenly, you become puritans and saints when others choose to support government's actions.

Away with your hypocrisy.

Golan007:


You lend to who has the capacity to pay back based on working models.

Venezuela hasn't been able to put its books in order hence the I ability to raise funds.

Much as many Nigerians hate their country and have sworn to be against any news that promotes it, some of us would be on the other side of the fence regardless.

ebuka1997:

Paid article on Bloomberg? Are you dreaming.. you think it’s punch abi

Golan007:


But when they aren't attracted, its because government doesn't know what it's doing.

This is what your face is like hearing this news:

Exc2000:


with or without US sanction, a sensible investor wouldn't take his money to 2.1mbpd country with huge debt burden.. its common sense

Yenefer:


Source: https://www.bloomberg.com/amp/news/articles/2020-05-21/record-deficit-fails-to-dent-nigerian-bonds-outperforming-africa?__twitter_impression=true

Germi9:

locatn,price..

Yenefer:


Source: https://www.bloomberg.com/amp/news/articles/2020-05-21/record-deficit-fails-to-dent-nigerian-bonds-outperforming-africa?__twitter_impression=true

omonnakoda:

How many barrels of oil does Iran produce ? Nearly double Nigeria's
A sensible investor would ask how much does that country ALREADY OWE before lending


The fact is that the US has blocked Venezuela from the International bond market

You are arguing senselessly

Exc2000:


I think the unexposed one arguing senselessly is you.. but I don't blame you.. all you hear are from news channels and as a child watching too much American movie you think their sanctions are like world law

Iran has being trading its oil non stop on its B2B market even with all the stupid sanction, I am on many of their B2B platform and many Nigerians are trading with them you can continue fooling yourself as if any stupid ban is going on in Iran

if you want transaction and receipt of live escrow trade I fill you in

omonnakoda:


You are changing the subject we are talking about borrowing based on oil production.
Iran is excluded from the bond market.

THAT is the point not whether they sell oil

The argument put forward was Nigeria can borrow because of its better production profile but Iran's is better.

Can you comprehend?

AroleOduduwa2:
Paid article, how can investor rush to a country with a messed up a Forex. They should stop wasting our money on PR

pushy8:
The whole front page filled with people that either didn't read or read but don't understand. Simply put, as a result of the IMF loan and removal of fuel subsidies, investors see that the country will be able to lay it's debt and are willing to invest or allow their investment remain in Nigeria..

Exc2000:


you barely blindly jumped into an argument now you sound lost.. read what I was arguing with gbolan007 and read my first comment before sounding totally off track

omonnakoda:

Barely blindly....

Go and learn English and stick to matters you understand like Ludo

You are talking trash

PHijo:


In the post did government come up with any policy? NO! They went to borrow funds in exchange for the future earnings of Nigeria till 2047.

But morons believe oil is what will pay that debt so they can't be bothered. Those borrowing them are even generous. They should have tied till 2147 instead of just 2047.

olaboy33:
Who can explain the Above in English