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Nigeria’s Eurobonds defy rising insecurity - BUSINESSDAY

DECEMBER 03, 2025

The Nigerian Eurobonds market held firm in November, with yields extending their downward trend even as a surge in domestic insecurity drew sharp scrutiny from the United States. The average yield on all 13 existing FGN Eurobonds fell 69 basis points in a month to 7.59 percent on Tuesday from 8.28 percent on the first trading day in November. 

The average price of Nigerian Eurobonds has grown to $102.79 at the end of today, from $99 at the start of November. Read also:  The Nigerian Eurobonds market held firm in November, with yields extending their downward trend even as a surge in domestic insecurity drew sharp scrutiny from the United

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