Naira slips to N1,329.15 per dollar as official FX market turnover surges 174%, while reserves hit $54.607bn and the parallel-market rate strengthens to N1,370.
Naira slips to N1,329.15 per dollar as official FX market turnover surges 174%, while reserves hit $54.607bn and the parallel-market rate strengthens to N1,370.
The naira strengthens against the US dollar as CBN intervenes, boosting market confidence with rising external reserves amid fluctuating global oil and gold prices.
The naira strengthens 1.5%, buoyed by rising external reserves to $46.91 billion, as confidence in Nigeria's forex markets surges, easing speculative pressures.
Nigeria's rice prices may rise as the FG considers closing import windows, risking local farmers and creating a new food inflation challenge amid rising costs.
SMEDAN says many Nigerian entrepreneurs divert MSME loans to personal use and fail to repay, weakening revolving funding schemes and limiting access to finance.
Nigeria's tax reforms are enhancing net pay for workers, with reduced PAYE deductions reshaping financial relief for low- and middle-income earners.
The naira fell 0.57% amid surging dollar demand, while Nigeria's reserves rose to $46.81 billion. Oil prices dropped, impacting export earnings and currency.
Court documents reveal Jeffrey Epstein's withdrawal from trading Nigerian crude due to fraud fears linked to NNPCL, exposing Nigeria's oil sector governance issues.
Nigeria's exchange-rate gap has exceeded 6%, raising FX arbitrage concerns. While the naira strengthens officially, parallel market pressures persist.
The naira strengthens to ₦1,358 per dollar, the best in 24 months, driven by improved dollar liquidity and investor sentiment, easing pressure on importers.
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