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Importers to pay more to clear goods at ports from Monday as CBN adjusts dollar rate
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has adjusted the customs exchange rate to clear goods at the ports as the value of the naira depreicates further.
Boost for naira as Western Union, other IMTOs increase dollar inflows to Nigeria to $2.33bn
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has disclosed that dollar inflows from International Money Transfer Organisations increased by 47% to $2.33 billion in 2024.
New exchange rates as naira records first gain in November against US dollar
The Nigerian currency's value has improved against the United States dollar in official and unofficial foreign exchange markets on first trading day of November.
Zenith, Access, UBA, others sell dollar at new rate as gap between official, black markets closes
The Nigerian currency, the naira, again depreciated in the official and parallel foreign exchange windows on Thursday, October 31, 2024, after a brief rise.
N1,631.17: Again, naira depreciates against US dollar, CBN gives pound, euro new exchange rates
The value of the naira has once again depreciated against the United States dollar, pound and the euro in the official and unofficial foreign exchange markets.
New exchange rate as CBN crashes dollars to clear imported goods from ports
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has reduced the foreign exchange rate for Nigeria Customs duty for cargo clearance at Nigeria's air and seaports.
More headache for CBN as naira becomes 3rd worst performing currency in the world
The Nigerian currency, the naira, has got a new position in the list of worst-performing currencies in the world as the value continue to depreciate in FX market.
Economist reveals real naira rate as currency emerges among top worst-performing
According to Bloomberg in a new report, one of the top 10 underperforming currencies in the world is the naira, which is the currency used in Nigeria.
Pick n Pay: List of foreign companies that shut down in Nigeria in 4 years and reasons
The Nigerian economy has seen the closure of many companies, especially multinational firms, which threw many Nigerians into the labour market in four years.
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