Nigeria's central bank offered six-and 12-month treasuries at yields higher than the country's inflation rate on Friday to lure yield-hungry investors and attract dollar inflows, traders said.
Severe dollar shortages have been a hallmark of Nigeria's recession, now in its second year. The downturn
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