FMDA projects Nigeria’s liquidity inflows to fall 14.8% to N13.25 trillion in October
The Financial Markets Dealers Association (FMDA) has projected total liquidity inflows into Nigeria’s financial system at N13.250 trillion in October 2026, representing a 14.82% decline from the N15.556 trillion estimated for September. The post FMDA projects Nigeria’s liquidity inflows to fall 14.8% to N13.25 trillion in October appeared first on Nairametrics .
The Financial Markets Dealers Association (FMDA) has forecasted a 14.8% decrease in liquidity inflows into Nigeria's financial system, amounting to N13.25 trillion in October 2026. This decline is primarily due to a projected 21.97% reduction in Open Market Operations (OMO) maturities, dropping from N11.600 trillion in September to N9.051 trillion in October.
OMO maturities will continue to be the largest source of projected liquidity, comprising around 68.3% of October inflows. Treasury bill maturities and estimated Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) distributions are expected to contribute approximately N12.774 trillion, or 96.4% of the total October liquidity inflows. The projected N2.306 trillion reduction in overall inflows is largely attributed to the smaller volume of OMO securities set to mature during October.
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