Naira in biggest daily fall in months
On Thursday, it opened at N562 per $1 in the morning, rose to N565 at noon, before closing at N570.
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On Thursday, it opened at N562 per $1 in the morning, rose to N565 at noon, before closing at N570.
The plunge continued at the official and black markets.
The currency was stable at the black market.
The currency was stable at the black market.
The currency also fell at the official market, after clinching a slight gain in the previous session on Tuesday.
The currency gained at the official market.
The currency remained stable at the black market window.
The currency also fell at the official market.
The currency remained stable at the parallel market.
The currency was stable at the parallel market.
The Nigerian currency held against the U.S. dollar at the official and parallel markets.
The currency was stable at the official market where it touched an intraday high of N400.00.
Naira was stable at the official Nafex market.
The naira closed at N504.00 per $1 on Monday.
Naira remained stable at the black market.
The local unit maintained stability in the parallel market segment.
The currency reached 503 a dollar at the parallel market.
The spread between the parallel market and the official rates stood at N91.17.
The currency appreciates at the official market.
The currency pushes again back to N500 at the parallel market.
The currency records a rare rebound at the black market.
Naira reached 500 on February 22, 2017.
The currency fell at the official market.
The currency's performance on Monday came to be as forex supply increased significantly.
The currency rate remained unchanged at the black market.
