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The Central Bank of Nigeria has conducted another round of intervention to recover the value of the Nigerian currency in the foreign exchange markets.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has predicted a stronger naira against the dollar, citing various reforms and improvements in crude oil production as key drivers.
The Central Bank of Nigeria's intervention in the foreign exchange market has provided the needed support for the naira to appreciate in value against the dollar.
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) governor, Olayemi Cardoso, has disclosed why CBN may hike interest rates again as inflation surges in Nigeria to 34.19%.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has conducted another round of dollar sales to Bureau de Change operators and have set a strict selling exchange rate.
The value of the Nigerian currency has depreciated again in the unofficial market and is now above an exchange rate of N1,600, forcing the CBN to react.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has a new customs exchange rate for cargo clearances at Nigeria's ports and airports after another fall of the naira in FX markets.
The Nigerian currency, the naira crashed near N1,600 in the official market on Wednesday, July 17, 2024, despite improvements in foreign exchange inflows.
Rising inflation rates and stronger demand caused the British pound sterling to hit a one-year high of N2,035/£1 at parallel markets across Nigeria.
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