Weekly Market Report: May 9th, 2025

SpringHill Capital

May 13, 2025

System liquidity opened strong at ₦1.29 trillion, supported by NTB and OMO maturities. FGN bonds and OMO bills saw firm activity, with the 2031s and 2033s actively traded and the 10 March OMO bill at 22.45 %. Back-to-back OMO and NTB auctions led to some profit-taking, though the NTB auction cleared at previous levels and saw solid follow-up demand. Liquidity closed the week at ₦684 billion reflecting a ₦563 billion contraction, largely driven by auction sales.

The All-Share Index appreciated an impressive 2.54% this week. Heavy demand for Food & Beverage, Oil & Gas, and Banking stocks prevailed as implied by the 5.41%, 3.98%, and 3.09% gains in their respective indices. The bullish sentiments may reflect higher earnings expectations in wake of positive outcomes from US trade negotiations. Investor interest may continue to build as key macroeconomic data is released domestically.

 91 Days182 Days364 Days
Sales (₦‘bn)77.2138.49482.61
Stop Rates18.00%18.50%19.63%
FGN BondOpen (Yield)Close (Yield)Chg
WoW
%%(Bps)
Apr-2919.4019.45(5)
Feb-3119.7519.95(20)
May-3319.9019.95(5)
Jan-3519.5519.505
Jun-5317.0017.000
NTBBidAskEffective Yield
%%%
07-May-2619.5519.4024.01
23-Apr-2619.3019.2023.49
09-Apr-2619.2019.1523.20

With no auctions scheduled, the spotlight this week is on April inflation data due Thursday. The release will be closely watched for signs of continued price pressure, which would shape near-term trading sentiment.

A ₦143 billion coupon inflow from the May 2033 bond is expected to boost system liquidity, helping to support demand. Investors may remain cautious ahead of the data, with interest likely focused on short and mid-tenor bonds where yields remain attractive.

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Fixed Income in Focus: The market opened net long as under-allocation at the bond auction redirected demand into the secondary market. The 2032s repriced +210bps to 18.00% from the last print, while the new 2030s closed at 17.95%. Consequently, yields