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CBN Achieves N1.47 Trillion In Oversubscriptions For 364-Day Treasury Bills

Moyosore RokosuBy Moyosore RokosuJanuary 9, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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On January 8, 2025, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), acting on behalf of the Debt Management Office (DMO), successfully raised N1.47 trillion in subscriptions for its 364-day Treasury Bills auction. This represents a 283.42% oversubscription, highlighting robust investor demand for the government’s longer-term securities.

The CBN declares its intention to issue Treasury Bills with tenors of 91, 182, and 364 days prior to the auction. The following sums are available:

  • 91-day bills: N50 billion
  • 182-day bills: N80 billion
  • 364-day bills: N385 billion

The subscription results show the following:

  • 91-day bills: N22.94 billion (stop-out rate: 18%)
  • 182-day bills: N20.81 billion (stop-out rate: 18.5%)
  • 364-day bills: N1.47 trillion (stop-out rate: 22.62%)

Bids for the 91-day bills range between 17% and 28%, for the 182-day bills between 18% and 20%, and for the 364-day bills between 22% and 28%. Each unit of the bills is priced at N1,000, with a minimum subscription of N5,000 and increments of N1,000 up to N50 million.

The Treasury Bills are set to mature on the following dates:

  • 91-day bills: April 10, 2025
  • 182-day bills: July 10, 2025
  • 364-day bills: January 8, 2026

Allotment occurs on January 9, 2024, with the following allocations: N21.30 billion for the 91-day bills, N20.48 billion for the 182-day bills, and N473.20 billion for the 364-day bills.

Surge in Demand for Longer-Term Securities

Data from the CBN reveals a significant increase in demand for long-tenor Treasury Bills, particularly the 364-day bills, which see a dramatic 2,723% surge in subscriptions to N1.4 trillion. Interest in the 91-day bills also rises by 725.4%, with subscriptions reaching N22.9 billion. However, interest in the 182-day bills decreases by 77.9%, with subscriptions falling to N20.8 billion.

The heightened demand for longer-term securities comes as interest rates continue to rise.

Impact of Rising Interest Rates

The CBN’s recent monetary policy decisions contribute to the shift toward longer-term government securities. In November 2024, the CBN raises its Monetary Policy Rate by 25 basis points to 27.50% in an effort to address inflation, which stands at 33.88%. These rate hikes make Treasury Bills more attractive as they offer higher yields to investors seeking to hedge against inflation.

Key Insights on Treasury Bills

  • Discount-Based Returns: Treasury Bills are sold at a discount, with investors receiving their returns upon maturity.
  • Interest Rate Sensitivity: When interest rates rise, newer Treasury Bills become more appealing due to their higher yields.
  • Shifting Investor Preferences: Changes in demand for Treasury Bills reflect investor reactions to fluctuating interest rate conditions.

In the face of uncertain economic conditions, Treasury Bills continue to be a popular choice for investors seeking steady returns.

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Moyosore Rokosu is a graduate of Mass Communication. She is a passionate writer and a social media savvy with a flair for writing.
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