Pan-African fixed income data, sovereign bonds, USD-denominated Eurobonds, central bank Treasury Bill auctions, and Sukuk. Built for asset managers, treasury desks, and emerging-market debt investors. Coverage expands country by country.
USD-denominated international bonds issued by African sovereigns. Held primarily by global emerging-market debt funds.
| Country | Bond | Maturity | Price | Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nigeria | FGN Eurobond 2027 Series 2 FGEUR2027S2 | Dec 2027 | $100 | — |
| Nigeria | FGN Eurobond 2030 Series 8 FGEUR2030S8 | Dec 2030 | $100 | — |
| Nigeria | FGN Eurobond 2031 Series 6 FGEUR2031S6 | Dec 2031 | $100 | — |
| Nigeria | FGN Eurobond 2032 Series 1 FGEUR2032S1 | Dec 2032 | $100 | — |
| Nigeria | FGN Eurobond 2038 Series 7 FGEUR2038S7 | Dec 2038 | $100 | — |
| Nigeria | FGN Eurobond 2047 Series 3 FGEUR2047S3 | Dec 2047 | $100 | — |
| Nigeria | FGN Eurobond 2049 Series 4 FGEUR2049S4 | Dec 2049 | $100 | — |
Latest Treasury bill and government bond auction yields from official national and regional institutions.
Mansa Markets tracks validated government-securities data across 20 African sovereign markets. Coverage includes Treasury bills, domestic government bonds and primary-auction yields where an official central bank, debt office or regional issuing authority publishes dependable data.
Mansa Markets ingests official debt-market releases on their native publication schedules and refreshes this hub every six hours. Each yield card carries its actual auction or observation date, so readers can distinguish a current release from an older market observation.
A Treasury bill is a short-term government security, commonly issued for roughly three, six, nine or twelve months. A government bond has a longer maturity and commonly pays a coupon. Mansa reports the published auction yield rather than presenting a bond coupon or price as its current yield.
Rates come from named official institutions, including African central banks, national debt offices and regional authorities such as UMOA-Titres. Mansa normalises different local terms and maturity conventions while preserving the institution and observation date shown with each market.
