CBN raises N15.3tn from treasury bills to bridge budget deficit

The Central Bank of Nigeria has raised N15.3 trillion through low-risk Nigerian treasury bills in 2025 to help bridge the country's budget deficit.

In a move to address Nigeria's budget shortfall, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has successfully raised N15.3 trillion from low-risk Nigerian treasury bills during 2025. This financial strategy aims to provide essential funding for government expenditures amid ongoing economic challenges. Treasury bills, known for their safety and short-term nature, serve as a reliable instrument for mobilizing domestic resources without high risks. The initiative underscores the CBN's role in stabilizing the economy by supporting fiscal needs through secure borrowing mechanisms.

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