Nigeria dollar bonds posted considerable losses in emerging markets Thursday, falling nearly 2 cents on the USD, after the government suggested that plans to remove energy subsidies could be delayed beyond the June 1 deadline. Following the president’s inauguration on May 29, the NEC could recommend ending the plan immediately or extending it beyond June. Meanwhile, Nigeria’s current account shifted to a USD 2.35 bln surplus in Q4 2022 from a USD 2.06 bln deficit in the previous quarter. The surplus on the current account was 1.81% of GDP, compared to a deficit of 1.7% in Q3 2022.