CBN - Central Bank Of Nigeria
CBN shares good news about dollar inflow into Nigeria in February 2024
In February 2024, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) declared that the amount of foreign exchange entering the economy had increased significantly.
Access, UBA, Zenith others sell dollar at new rate as Naira falls again in official market
Naira value continue to depreciate against the United States Dollars at the foreign exchange market despite the Central Bank of Nigeria recent efforts.
SEC introduces new guideline for cryptocurrency operations, others as Nigerians lose N500bn
New rules on licensing, registration, and inspection have been enacted by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for virtual asset service providers (VASPs)
Access, Zenith, others borrow N5.96trn as CBN removes N5 trillion from savings, current accounts
Commercial banks in Nigeria have resorted to borrowing from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) after a mop-up of about N5 trillion from the economy by apex bank.
CBN issues warning to microfinance banks, others, gives deadline for submission of financial return
Nigerian microfinance banks and other financial institutions received a warning from the CBN on the importance of submitting regulatory returns on time.
No more N18,000/bag: Cost of garri spikes, increases more than 100 percent
The price of garri, a popular staple food in Nigeria, has increased by 108% in just three months to an all-time high, while cassava output is declining.
Top 5 cryptocurrencies with highest market cap as Bitcoin hits all-time high
Bitcoin traded above $69,000 on for the first time since 2009 as more investors around the world take interest in cryptocurrency as a store of value.
Naira ends three-day winning streak against dollar after Binance shuts down feature, leaves Nigeria
The Nigerian currency has recorded a loss against the dollar after three days of appreciation following the announcement by Binance that it will leave Nigeria
Trouble as former CBN deputy governor gives hint on when hardship in Nigeria will end
Former presidential candidate Kingsley Moghalu has estimated that the present economic slowdown and its aftermath will last for a minimum of three to five years.
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