Tag: Nafex window

Naira gained slightly at the Nafex window on Thursday but depreciated further at the unofficial market within this period.

Naira, however, weakened in the official market by 0.42 % on Tuesday.

Naira weakened at the official market by 0.66 per cent on Friday.

Naira fell to a new record low against the dollar at the official market by 0.9 per cent on Tuesday.

Naira plunges further at both official and unofficial markets on Friday.

The naira depreciated further at the black market on Friday.

The currency slipped by 0.54 per cent against the dollar at the Nafex window on Thursday, the lowest recorded in ...

Naira strengthened by 0.5 per cent at the Nafex window on Friday

The domestic currency recorded a 0.10 per cent devaluation against the U.S. dollar at the Nafex window on Tuesday.

The currency slipped further at the parallel market.

The currency hit a low of N545, its steepest ever.

The currency also fell at the official market, after clinching a slight gain in the previous session on Tuesday.

The local currency remained stable at the black market.

The currency also fell at the official market.

The currency lost at the parallel market but rose at the official market.

The Nigerian currency held against the U.S. dollar at the official and parallel markets.

The currency closed at N411.45 per $1 on Wednesday, the same rate it exchanged hands with the hard currency in ...

The currency reached 503 a dollar at the parallel market.

Naira remains stable at official, parallel markets

The currency was stable at the parallel market.

The currency stayed unchanged at the parallel market.

The currency records a rare rebound at the black market.

The currency was stable at the black market.

The currency was stable at the black market.

Naira reached 500 on February 22, 2017.