Naira gains at official market
Naira increases by 0.05 per cent at the spot market on Wednesday.
Naira increases by 0.05 per cent at the spot market on Wednesday.
People cannot export as a result of too many regulations, Osinbajo said.
The CBN adjusted the exchange rate on its website to N413.49 to a dollar.
The currency gained at the official market.
The Minister says CBN'S latest policy will end the multiple exchange rates that have bedevilled the country.
The currency traded at around 410 a dollar for the first time since July 16.
The currency remained unchanged at the parallel market.
The currency lost at the parallel market but rose at the official market.
The currency gained at the official market.
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Naira plunged to 505 to the dollar.
The currency remained unchanged at the parallel market segment for seven consecutive trading days.
The currency was stable at the black market.
The currency was stable at the parallel market.
The currency remained stable at the parallel market.
The currency regains stability at the parallel market after days of decline.
The currency fell at the official market.
The currency exchanged 410.25 for a dollar on the relatively flexible Nafex or Investors and Exporters window.
Nigeria’s naira remained unchanged against the U.S. dollar at the unofficial market on Thursday.
The local unit remained stable at the parallel market.
The currency remained stable for two successive sessions at the parallel market.
The currency also makes a marginal push into the positive end at the official market, Nafex.
The naira remained stable at the official market.
The last time the domestic currency hovered around N411.00 and below was on April 17.
Friday's performance came to be as forex supply slumped significantly.
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