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20.05.25 - 07:18
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Nigeria Sovereign Wealth Fund CEO: "The US Is the US" (Bloomberg)
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Aminu Umar-Sadiq, Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority MD & CEO said "the US is the US" when speaking to BTV's Joumanna Bercetche and Jennifer Zabasajja at the Qatar Economic Forum in Doha. When asked about the fund's future, he explained how for their long portfolio they have pivoted away from the US to Japan, Australia, and Europe for the purposes of diversification, insisting there were no "political considerations" during their decision. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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16.01.25 - 10:01
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Masia: Nigeria Attempting to Tap Global Markets Again (Bloomberg)
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Nigeria's annual inflation rate climbed to a near 29-year high in December, before an overhaul of the data later this month that may lower the gauge. Deutsche Bank Chief SA & Sub-Saharan Africa Economist Danelee Masia told Bloomberg's Chief Africa correspondent Jennifer Zabasajja on Horizons Middle East and Africa about the effect of the Trump reelection will have on Nigeria's economy. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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03.12.24 - 14:28
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Nigeria′s dollar bonds rally after new international issuance (Reuters EN)
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UPDATE 1-Nigeria's dollar bonds rally after new international issuance Adds details, market comment NAIROBI, Dec 3 (Reuters) - Nigeria's dollar bonds rallied on Tuesday, Tradeweb data showed, a day after the country completed its first international bond sale in nearly three years. The country's bond maturing in 2051 XS2384704800=TE gained the most, adding 1 cent to be bid at 79.68 cents on the dollar by 1220 GMT....
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03.12.24 - 13:44
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Nigeria′s dollar bonds rally after new international issuance (Reuters EN)
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Nigeria's dollar bonds rally after new international issuance NAIROBI, Dec 3 (Reuters) - Nigeria's dollar bonds rallied on Tuesday, Tradeweb data showed, a day after the country issued its first Eurobond in nearly three years. The 2051 maturity XS2384704800=TE gained the most, adding 1 cent to bid at 79.68 cents on the dollar by 1220 GMT. Bonds for most other African sovereigns were trading flat, according to Tradeweb data....
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