CBN - Central Bank Of Nigeria
The Central Bank of Nigeria has explained that about 67.8% of FX inflow into Nigeria in the first half of 2024 came through international money transfer operators.
On October 14, 2024, the Nigerian naira hit a new record low, closing at N1,700 per dollar on the parallel market, according to data from BDC operators.
The Nigerian currency continued its decline against the United States Dollar on the Nigerian Autonomous Foreign Exchange Market despite CBN intervention.
There is an improvement in the naira's value both in the official and unofficial foreign exchange markets, giving hope of better days ahead for Nigerian currency.
Lack of pipelines and the logistics component of pump prices have been identified as the main causes of the high cost of premium motor spirit (PMS) in the country.
Zenith Bank on of Nigeria's leading new update on system upgrade and wants customers to be more vigilant on their account and provided safety tips
The naira gained about N89 in the official market on Monday, October 14, 2024, to trade N1,551 UP from the N1,641 it sold the previous day, but fell in black market.
The Central Bank has encouraged banks in the country to make significant investments in cybersecurity in order to safeguard depositor funds from hackers.
The World Bank has announced its support for Yemi Cardoso, the Governor of the CBN, and expressed belief that his policies since assuming office are the right ones.
CBN - Central Bank Of Nigeria
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