Naira
Nigerian currency, the naira depreciated again in the official and official foreign exchange markets despite efforts by the Central Bank of Nigeria.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has directed banks and IMTOs to pay diaspora remittances in naira and align them with corresponding foreign currency inflows.
The value of Nigerian currency fell in both the official and unofficial foreign exchange markets after reports the CBN has stopped dollar sales to BDCs.
The Association of Bureau De Change Operators of Nigeria (ABCON) has demanded that the CBN review its decision to slam a new capital requirements for BDCs.
Based on CBN's most recent circular, eligible International Money Transfer Operators will now have access to naira liquidity through the bank's window.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has not changed foreign exchange for import duty in the last three weeks following the relative stability of naira against dollar.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has reportedly begun testing its reform templates by ending forex sales to Bureau de Change operators to boost liquidity in the market.
The federal government of Nigeria is ready to provide the needed support to the Central Bank of Nigeria in its efforts to defend the naira value in FX markets.
Data compiled shows that after the CBN implemented a flurry of reforms as forex turnover at the official FX market shot up to $23.29 billion in less than six months.
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