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The Nigerian currency has again depreciated in official and unofficial foreign exchange markets amid ongoing protests under the EndBadGovernance campaign.
The UK government has decided to pause its plan to raise the family visa income threshold for Nigerians and others looking to apply for family visas.
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has reintroduced the Retail Dutch Auction System (rDAS) as it moves to meet growing FX demands and improve the naira's value.
The News Agency of Nigeria reported that the prices of several perishable commodities have dropped by more than 50% amid the ongoing statewide hunger strike.
According to the CBN data, users of foreign exchange (FX) spent more dollars in the three months that ended in December 2023 than they did in the prior quarter.
Concerns that the government's plans for change may be thwarted by widespread protests over growing living expenses caused Nigeria's sovereign-risk premium to spike.
The local currency, which began the month at N1,913/£, lost more than N150/£, closing at N2068/£ by the end of the month, according to the data provided by the CBN.
The Nigerian currency, the naira, rebounded against the US dollar in the official and parallel market to trade at N1,570 and N1,580, respectively.
Naira has improved in value against the United States dollar after days of recent fall in the official, unofficial foreign exchange market to end the month at a high
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