Nigeria’s long-dated Eurobond yields have climbed above 8 percent, largely driven by surging US Treasury yields and persistent global inflation concerns. The yield on the 2051 Eurobond has seen the most significant upward pressure as investors recalibrate expectations for interest rates. Despite this move, analysts note that the risk premium on Nigerian debt remains relatively stable, suggesting that the trend is a reflection of global macro shifts rather than a decline in sovereign credit sentiment.