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The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has issued a new guideline to Bureau de Change Operators, asking them to re-apply for new operational licenses.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has provided an explanation to the depreciation of the naira in the official and unofficial foreign exchange markets.
The Nigerian foreign exchange market has seen an increase in the supply of forex, leading to the recovery of the naira for three consecutive days.
Nigeria is ranks as the second least indebted nation in Africa according to the International Monetary Fund in spite of the belief that Nigeria is heavily indebted.
The Nigerian currency has shown a strong performance against the dollar, pound, and euro in both the official and unofficial forex markets as the CBN makes promises.
The Nigerian currency has lost ground to the pound sterling and the euro in the last month. Analysis shows that the Nigerian currency depreciated by N1,400.
Uche Uwaleke, a professor of finance and capital markets, has reacted to the Central Bank of Nigeria Monetary Policy Committee's decision to raise interest rate.
According to Patience Oniha, DG of the DMO, the federal government has raised N4.5 trillion of the N6 trillion domestic borrowing target in the 2024 budget thus far.
The Nigerian currency, the naira, appreciated against the dollar for the second day after three weeks, following an increase in foreign exchange turnover.
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