Central Bank Nigeria

The Central Bank of Nigeria auctioned N700bn in Treasury Bills with 91, 182, and 364-day tenors to manage tightening liquidity.

The CBN announced stable forex markets and $52.5bn in reserves, attributing improvements to monetary reforms and easing inflation.

President Tinubu signed an order establishing a unified regulatory framework for digital assets, placing the Central Bank of Nigeria in charge.

The Central Bank of Nigeria absorbed $772 million in liquidity after repaying Open Market Operation securities to manage currency stability.

The Central Bank of Nigeria kept the Monetary Policy Rate at 27.5% and announced plans for tighter foreign exchange controls.

The Central Bank of Nigeria held its policy rate at 26.5% to control inflation and stabilize the naira, says Governor Olayemi Cardoso.

The Central Bank of Nigeria sold $250 million in foreign exchange to banks to support the naira amid IMF calls for faster subsidy reforms.

Nigeria's Central Bank raised its benchmark interest rate to 28% to combat rising inflation and naira exchange rate volatility.