Nigeria has sold a five, 10- and 20-year debt at a flat rate of 16.19 percent at an auction on Wednesday to curtail borrowing cost as inflation declines, traders said on Thursday.
The Debt Management Office (DMO) raised a total of 99.26 billion naira, less than the 140 billion naira it wanted to r
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