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<p>Trader says trading activities in Nigeria’s T-bills secondary market did not commence the week on an active note, though bearish sentiments prevailed overall for profit-taking reasons. Emmanuel Mordi, Currency Trader at United Bank for Africa (UBA) joins CNBC Africa for a focus on Nigeria’s money market.</p>


T-bills bearish on profit taking: A look at Nigerian markets

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<p>Traders in Nigeria’s treasury market say the bearish sentiments on the short and medium tenured Open market operation (OMO) securities continued on Tuesday. Oluwemimo Omotoso, Head of International Treasury at Access Bank joins CNBC Africa for a preview of trading sessions.</p>


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