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They've sold out. May become available again if they get sold some ![]() astuto: |
July's 2 and 3 year Savings Bond offer has occurred. UncleJudax:
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July's FGN Bond Auction offer.
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Yesterday's NTB Auction Results. Wow N2.87trn bid on the long end. I am beginning to think the N5.8trn planned for this quarter's issue programme will get hoovered up with stable or lower yields ![]()
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Tomorrow. DFPS: |
15 July. adetunrayo: |
Not surprised with a hefty 5.8trn 3rd quarter offer programme. I expect yields will continue to inch up through the programme. It also probably explains why Naira reversed its recent appreciation against the greenback ![]() Odunharry: |
Wow... a more than doubling of the offering size over the next quarter (an additional N3.2trn on top of the 2.6trn maturing) with an auction held almost every week... Interesting.. I would expect yields to rise to clear these sizes out... ![]() goodandkind: |
My apologies 🙏 It usually holds every two weeks. Ayo8: |
Tomorrow. sammily: |
June's FGN Bond Auction results. Yields rising as also reflected in recent NTB auction results ![]() skydiver01:
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In principle, a mandate with 'specified and detailed instructions e.g. instruments to be purchased and amounts' can be given to a bank/financial institution to execute (on your behalf) at 'such specified times' e.g. upon receipt of your coupon payments. That said, unless there is a strong need to give a mandate e.g. automatic compounding with coupons received, it is probably a good idea to review your options between coupons (6 monthly) and then instructing after coupons have been received since markets, needs and opportunities do change. If you do wish to give a mandate, its best to contact your account officer or relationship manager. DAramis: |
Whilst the yields on both are likely to be similar, personally I would opt for the Apr 2037 only because one would have two months accrued interest to pay now (which is irrelevant because you get it back) but relevant if cashflow is tight and you desire more units to purchased with the ~five months accrued interest required to be paid on the Jan 2035 (which will also be higher per unit because of it's higher coupon). If cashflow is irrelevant then it is a function of your preferred tenor i.e. 2035 or 2037. In addition, the 2037 provides additional income for another ~two years ![]() I bought the Jan 2035 at the January auction this year so it is not of interest to me at this time. DAramis: |
June's FGN Bond Auction date Quite a large size too (double May's auction amount). Would be interesting to see where the yields end at.
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Yes the CBN no longer does. However the DMO website does as shown in the link below. The last quarterly calendar published was Q4 2025. https://www.dmo.gov.ng/fgn-bonds/bonds-issuance-calendar This year the DMO has continued to issue monthly auction notices shown in the link below. https://www.dmo.gov.ng/fgn-bonds/bonds-offer-circular The one for June has not gone out. DAramis: |
Rate and amount allotted for the 1 year increased ![]()
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Progress and long may it continue ![]() NSEstudent: |
Next NTBills Primary Auction is Wednesday 20th May. heavenisreal18: |
And the results are below. Reduction in both amounts allotted and marginal rates ![]() skydiver01:
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No, it does not mean one can get 22.6%. The rate one gets is reflective of the bond's price in the secondary market. My guess is most likely in the range 16.5%-17.75% ![]() |
Noted. Merci Beaucoup🙏 |
along with allotted amounts being reduced ![]() Nevertheless, N2.6 trillion subscription for the one year is quite something... Besides it being 5 times oversubscribed, it makes one wonder why the N2.6 trillion is not prepared to be invested in the real economy... 🥹 Odunharry: |
Today, using by the bi-weekly schedule. The last one was on 25th March ![]() kaceei:
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Once again, the CBN has continued to reduce the amounts allocated whilst also reducing the rates at the long end (not many successful bids as a result). Potentially implying TB rates may continue to trend downwards ![]() skydiver01:
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Will be interesting to see how today's auction goes given the global bond market development induced by the Israel-Iran War. skydiver01:
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Unusually scheduled late but voila... the March FGN Primary Bond Auction Circular is out skydiver01:
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Odunharry:No, I don't have a calendar. I simply check the DMO's website for their monthly bond auction circulars here https://www.dmo.gov.ng/fgn-bonds/bonds-offer-circular I noticed years ago there is usually one every month. But I have not seen an auction circular for this month listed. There is still another week to go so there might be one next week. I do think its unlikely since about a week's notice is normally given. That said, I would not rule it out. Furthermore, an auction in March may also not be desired given current oil prices ![]() |
It appears the CBN is continuing to reduce the amounts allocated whilst also reducing the rates at the long end. Interestingly enough, there has also been, so far, no primary bond auction this month (7 working days to the end of March). Watching to see if one is done next week ![]() Odunharry: |
18 March 2036 FGN bond coupon payment received on time ![]() |
Feb 2031 & Feb 2034 FGN Bond coupon payments received ![]() |
Correct 👍✅ Joyful365: |



