Nigeria’s secondary bond market closed the week with average yields climbing to 15.61 per cent, a clear indication of rising investor caution and sustained bearish sentiment across the fixed-income landscape. The rise in yields, driven by broad-based sell-offs, underscored the fragility of market confidence as traders and institutional investors continued to recalibrate their portfolios in response to ongoing macroeconomic uncertainty. Throughout the week, activity remained notably subdued, reflecting a limited appetite for naira-denominated government securities despite volatility across other asset classes..................................….......READ MORE