MARKETS AND ECONOMY
364-Day Treasury Bills Stop Rate Hits 19%
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The 364-day tenor treasury bill was oversubscribed as its stop rates spiked to 19% at the February 7th 2024 auction.
The CBN offered N600 billion of the 1-year bill while it recorded a whooping N1.8 trillion subscription as the CBN alloted N908.7 billion.
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However, the 91-day and 182-day bills were undersubscribed as N200 billion each were offered, and subscriptions of N39.92 billion and N76.83 billion were recorded at 17.24% and 18% respectively.
At the close of the auction, the apex bank allotted N39.902 billion for the 91-Day bill, representing 100% of its subscription, while the 182-Day instrument received N51.348 billion allotment, representing 66.83% of the total N76.835 billion subscribed.
The under-subscription for short-dated instruments is instructive as investors are more inclined to the larger yields on longer-dated bills.
| Table 1 | Summary of Auction Result | ||
| Auction Date | 07-Feb-2024 | 07-Feb-2024 | 07-Feb-2024 |
| Allotment Date | 08-Feb-2024 | 08-Feb-2024 | 08-Feb-2024 |
| Maturity Date | 09-May-2024 | 08-Aug-2024 | 06-Feb-2025 |
| Tenor | 91-Day | 182-Day | 364-Day |
| Offer (N) | 200,000,000,000 | 200,000,000,000 | 600,000,000,000 |
| Subscription (N) | 39,902,076,000 | 76,834,833,000 | 1,866,200,863,000 |
| Allotment(N) | 39,902,076,000 | 51,348,833,000 | 908,749,091,000 |
| Range of Bids (%): | 7.0000 – 17.2400 | 4.0000 – 19.9800 | 13.0000 – 29.9400 |
| Stop Rate (%): | 17.2400 | 18.0000 | 19.0000 |
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