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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Prechy08(m): 9:21pm On Jan 16, 2019
Adegokenath:
pls which bank?
]this is the account officer number 07014032900 Nnamdi
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by yungestmoney(m): 9:58pm On Jan 16, 2019
unite4real:


N472,200 every 6 months. This will be received 14 times in the course of the 7 years plus your principal at maturity

Please can someone help spell out d pros & cons of dis sukuk bond. Am just new here, trying to get along.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by murphyrichy(m): 10:05pm On Jan 16, 2019
I wrote to my bank last week Thursday for me to invest in T-bills, uptill now my account hasn't been debited..fellow nairalanders wen is dis week bidding taking place?
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by kwende(m): 11:56pm On Jan 16, 2019
lancee:
Any info abt today's Tbills rates..Thanks

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by dipoolowoo: 12:30am On Jan 17, 2019

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Eaze66: 1:54am On Jan 17, 2019
smiley
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by lancee(m): 3:14am On Jan 17, 2019
[quote author=kwende post=74834001][/quote]



Thanks sir
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by TONY56: 4:42am On Jan 17, 2019
dipoolowoo:
CBN Raises Rates for 91-day, One-Year T-Bills at PMA
https://businesspost.ng/2019/01/17/cbn-raises-rates-for-91-day-one-year-t-bills-at-pma/


From the results of the Treasury Bills auctioned yesterday, it's very obvious that the CBN deliberately refused to allow the rate for the 364-day tenor to be higher than the stop rate of 15% by refusing to sell all the amount they initially put on offer.

If CBN had allowed all the about N193 billion on offer to sail through, the rates would have probably be as high as 18% or more. So to prevent that scenario, they sold only about N119.59 billion instead of the initially offered N193 billion.

It's very interesting too to know that this time around, most subscribers preferred the shorter terms of 91days and 182days to the longer term of 364days probably because of the coming elections as people are trying to be cautious with their investments.

Me thinks that the rate for the 364days is likely to go up in the next 2 weeks.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by MssRose(f): 6:17am On Jan 17, 2019
please can someone post the 2019 Q1 tbills calendar. or quote if it has been posted b4. Thanks
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by unite4real: 6:27am On Jan 17, 2019
MssRose:
please can someone post the 2019 Q1 tbills calendar. or quote if it has been posted b4. Thanks

Just read two pages backward. It's there.

Whoever will repost it here will probably do same

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by kristien4(m): 6:41am On Jan 17, 2019
TONY56:



From the results of the Treasury Bills auctioned yesterday, it's very obvious that the CBN deliberately refused to allow the rate for the 364-day tenor to be higher than the stop rate of 15% by refusing to sell all the amount they initially put on offer.

If CBN had allowed all the about N193 billion on offer to sail through, the rates would have probably be as high as 18% or more. So to prevent that scenario, they sold only about N119.59 billion instead of the initially offered N193 billion.

It's very interesting too to know that this time around, most subscribers preferred the shorter terms of 91days and 182days to the longer term of 364days probably because of the coming elections as people are trying to be cautious with their investments.

Me thinks that the rate for the 364days is likely to go up in the next 2 weeks.
Is it likely that the rates will begin to drop after the election?
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by zamirikpo(m): 6:47am On Jan 17, 2019
[quote author=kwende post=74834001][/quote]

This thing no rise as i expect ooh. December inflation hit 11.44%.

But am sure it will still go up.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by TONY56: 8:02am On Jan 17, 2019
kristien4:
Is it likely that the rates will begin to drop after the election?

It depends on the outcome of the elections.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by feelamong(m): 8:14am On Jan 17, 2019
murphyrichy:
I wrote to my bank last week Thursday for me to invest in T-bills, uptill now my account hasn't been debited..fellow nairalanders wen is dis week bidding taking place?

If your bank is being non responsive..vote with your feet.

Move to another bank that is responsive.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by dejiotus: 8:50am On Jan 17, 2019
MssRose:
please can someone post the 2019 Q1 tbills calendar. or quote if it has been posted b4. Thanks

Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Adiwana: 9:12am On Jan 17, 2019
House,please I have a question.

I have a treasury bill of due date 15th of next month.I
want to invest N20 million the next day.Which one is more profitable. 13.10% @182 days or 15%@364 days.Thanks
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by kristien4(m): 9:23am On Jan 17, 2019
TONY56:


It depends on the outcome of the electiolns.
Okay. Because i wanted to lock in for 364days on the 31st January. But i just feel like waiting probably the rates might get higher to like 17 to 18%
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by janga(m): 10:05am On Jan 17, 2019
Adiwana:
House,please I have a question.

I have a treasury bill of due date 15th of next month.I
want to invest N20 million the next day.Which one is more profitable. 13.10% @182 days or 15%@364 days.Thanks

longer tenor 364days
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by unite4real: 10:07am On Jan 17, 2019
I will continue to remind all that CBN has learned from the last high interest rate and is better prepared now for speculators. The longer you wait for the 18%, the more you loose money by keeping your funds idle. It will be more painful if while waiting for 18%, rates start to drop after the election. I think if you get a 15% now, pls lock it. When it comes to money, it is a seed and every day counts.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by janga(m): 10:25am On Jan 17, 2019
TONY56:



From the results of the Treasury Bills auctioned yesterday, it's very obvious that the CBN deliberately refused to allow the rate for the 364-day tenor to be higher than the stop rate of 15% by refusing to sell all the amount they initially put on offer.

If CBN had allowed all the about N193 billion on offer to sail through, the rates would have probably be as high as 18% or more. So to prevent that scenario, they sold only about N119.59 billion instead of the initially offered N193 billion.

It's very interesting too to know that this time around, most subscribers preferred the shorter terms of 91days and 182days to the longer term of 364days probably because of the coming elections as people are trying to be cautious with their investments.

Me thinks that the rate for the 364days is likely to go up in the next 2 weeks.


well what the side effect of locking in longer tenor “364days” during this coming election. Even if war occur in Nigeria during this election, the probability of recovering your Naira even if you didn’t lock in Tbills is very low because almost everything will be affected!

maybe am wrong? grin

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by janga(m): 10:28am On Jan 17, 2019
unite4real:
I will continue to remind all that CBN has learned from the last high interest rate and is better prepared now for speculators. The longer you wait for the 18%, the more you loose money by keeping your funds idle. It will be more painful if while waiting for 18%, rates start to drop after the election. I think if you get a 15% now, pls lock it. When it comes to money, it is a seed and every day counts.

yes u re 99% right and ofcourse time is money
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by FunmyKemmy(f): 10:32am On Jan 17, 2019
First Bank gave 13.2% for 322 days. How good is the rate?
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by jamih: 10:39am On Jan 17, 2019
How will I know the rate my bank(fbn) bid on for 182 days in the primary auction, since I opt in to receive the profit after maturity?
I think fbn bid rate was 12.2℅ for 182days in the primary auction.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by donshady(m): 10:50am On Jan 17, 2019
FunmyKemmy:
First Bank gave 13.2% for 322 days. How good is the rate?

That's not good.. Try to get a better rate.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by kemshade: 11:04am On Jan 17, 2019
GM, am still confuse about treasury bill, I went to stanbic bank last week to know about treasury bill, the lady told me to come back on the 15th, I went in the afternoon she said it has close that I should come on the 28th. my question is can't I invest in tb apart from the date cbn brings out the rate, someone pls explain to me in a simple form, thanks. am planning to invest 100k or 200k.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by unite4real: 11:11am On Jan 17, 2019
FunmyKemmy:
First Bank gave 13.2% for 322 days. How good is the rate?

As good as running away from there and checking elsewhere

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by feelamong(m): 11:19am On Jan 17, 2019
kemshade:
GM, am still confuse about treasury bill, I went to stanbic bank last week to know about treasury bill, the lady told me to come back on the 15th, I went in the afternoon she said it has close that I should come on the 28th. my question is can't I invest in tb apart from the date cbn brings out the rate, someone pls explain to me in a simple form, thanks. am planning to invest 100k or 200k.

Go to another bank and ask for secondary markets rates

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by kemshade: 11:46am On Jan 17, 2019
feelamong:


Go to another bank and ask for secondary markets rates
OK, thanks very much
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by kings11ng(m): 11:51am On Jan 17, 2019
feelamong:


Go to another bank and ask for secondary markets rates
actually you can go back to that stanbic branch and ask the lady to show you the secondary market rate and if she start talking gibberish just tell her that u will report her to their head office... her brain go reset

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by kemshade: 11:53am On Jan 17, 2019
kings11ng:

actually you can go back to that stanbic branch and ask the lady to show you the secondary market rate and if she start talking gibberish just tell her that u will report her to their head office... her brain go reset
Okkkk, thanks
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by shulamitewoman(f): 11:59am On Jan 17, 2019
someone shld advice me pls..I wrote to my bank on Monday for purchase of tb..till now av not been debited..does it mean it was not successful? Gtb pls
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Plus10(m): 12:12pm On Jan 17, 2019
shulamitewoman:
someone shld advice me pls..I wrote to my bank on Monday for purchase of tb..till now av not been debited..does it mean it was not successful? Gtb pls
Same with me...though they promised my account will be debited today

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