Costs of borrowing eased across Nigeria’s fixed-income market on Thursday, February 19, 2026, as yields on Treasury Bills, OMO bills, and FGN bonds declined amid robust investor demand.
Market data obtained from different secondary market traders showed broad-based yield compression across key tenors, signaling cheaper financing costs for the Federal Government.
The rally spanned short, mid and long-term instruments, reflecting renewed appetite for naira-denominated assets despite relatively tight liquidity conditions.
