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Nigeria rejoins J.P. Morgan Global Bond Index after 11 years

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Nigeria rejoins J.P. Morgan Global Bond Index after 11 years

Nigeria’s inclusion in a J.P. Morgan global bond index is expected to attract about $17.5 billion into the country’s debt market and lower bond yields by up to 200 basis points.

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