The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has allotted N598.33 billion in Nigerian Treasury Bills across three maturities.
The auction saw an oversubscription, with demand doubling the offer.
The 365-day bill accounted for 80 per cent of total sales, amounting to N482.62 billion.
The 81-day bill had the lowest demand and sales, with N48.4 billion in subscriptions and N38.4 billion in sales.
Total sales of Treasury bills year-to-date now stand at N7.248 trillion.
The CBN offered N550 billion across three maturities, with demand reaching N1.08 trillion.
Yields remained largely unchanged, except for a slight increase to 24.41 per cent from 24.36 per cent on the 365-day bill.
System liquidity stood at N1.21 trillion as of May 6, 2025, with maturing bills worth N287.98 billion, exceeding the N550 billion on offer.
