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Nigeria Macro Alert: N8.6 Trillion Liquidity Surge Expected in February 2026
Abstract:Nigeria's financial system faces a massive N8.6 trillion liquidity injection in February 2026, putting pressure on yields and the Naira as markets await Central Bank sterilization measures.

Nigeria's financial markets face a massive liquidity inflow as N8.61 trillion from bond coupons, OMO, and T-bills matures in February 2026, challenging the CBN's monetary stability efforts.
Yield Curve and Currency Implications
This injection typically triggers yield compression unless the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) intervenes. For market participants, the stability of the Naira (NGN) remains the focal point of volatility risk.
- Total Liquidity: N8.61 trillion
- Expected Date: February 2026
- Primary Currency: NGN
- Regulatory Body: CBN
Market Dynamics
If the excess Naira is not mopped up, inflationary pressure and currency devaluation become imminent. The Fed-style tightening via OMO auctions is expected.
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