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Midweek Review: Treasury-Bill Rates Barely Fell Despite Strong Demand
Wednesday’s auction strengthens the case for earning income without assuming another sharp fall in yields.
Oct 7
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Celebrating Customer Service Week 2026.
At Ranora Consulting, we remain committed to service excellence, delivering value, and strengthening trusted client relationships. Happy Customer…
Oct 5
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₦17.5tn of OMO Sales Changed the Rate-Cut Trade
September’s operations show that Nigeria can have lower short-term yields and tighter liquidity simultaneously, reshaping the hurdle for every naira…
Oct 5
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Weekly Roundup: Businesses Are Restocking. Investors Still Want Proof.
Nigeria’s strongest private-sector expansion in more than four years points to rising demand, but input costs, tight liquidity management and demanding…
Oct 2
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Nigeria at 66: Celebrating Our Journey and Future
Celebrating Nigeria’s resilience, progress, and potential. Happy Independence Day from Ranora Consulting.🇳🇬
Oct 1
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September 2026
Midweek Review: GTCO Just Turned the NGX Rally Into an Earnings Test
A heavyweight bank’s results, a ₦4.69 trillion liquidity drain and a stubborn US long end have raised the quality threshold for Nigerian risk assets.
Sep 30
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Nigeria Is Asking the Market to Absorb ₦3.15tn
Ranora Market Outlook -Falling domestic yields have supported Nigerian equities, but business activity, sovereign borrowing and a renewed global bond…
Sep 28
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Weekly Roundup: ₦4.09tn Chased One Bill. That Is the Real Rate-Cut Story.
Ranora Market Outlook - Nigeria’s first post-MPC auction showed where investors see opportunity, while rising global yields revealed the limits to…
Sep 25
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Midweek Review: The CBN Cut 350 Basis Points. Money Did Not Get 350 Basis Points Cheaper.
The policy rate has moved closer to market reality, but Treasury-bill pricing, bank lending rates and the naira will determine whether this becomes…
Sep 23
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Nigeria Returns to FTSE Today. Foreign Capital Still Needs a Reason to Stay.
Ranora Market Outlook -The CBN decision, Treasury-bill auction and equity-market breadth will show whether restored index eligibility can become durable…
Sep 21
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Weekly Roundup: Nigeria’s Inflation Fell. The World Raised the Cost of a Rate Cut.
Ranora Market Outlook - Domestic price pressures eased and Nigerian assets found buyers, but rising global rates have narrowed the CBN’s room to loosen…
Sep 18
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Midweek Review: Nigeria Found the Money. It Still Costs Nearly 17%
Ranora Market Outlook -Strong sovereign demand, softer monthly inflation and a modest equity rebound show that liquidity exists, but the investment…
Sep 17
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