Naira remains stable at official, parallel markets
Naira remains stable at official, parallel markets
Naira remains stable at official, parallel markets
The currency remained stable at the parallel market.
The currency stayed unchanged at the parallel market.
The currency pushes again back to N500 at the parallel market.
The currency limped back to gain at at the official market.
The unit rose by N9 at the black market, and also gained at the official market.
The currency plunged further in the 500 region at the parallel market, and also declined at the official market.
The currency remains stable at the parallel market.
The currency was stable at the black market.
The currency was stable at the black market.
The currency was stable at the parallel market.
Naira closed at N495.00 at the black market, the same rate it exchanged hands on Thursday and Friday last week ...
The currency regains stability at the parallel market after days of decline.
The currency gained for the second consecutive day on the Nafex window.
The currency gains at the official market.
The currency fell both at the official and parallel markets.
Nigeria’s naira remained unchanged against the U.S. dollar at the unofficial market on Thursday.
The currency was unchanged at the parallel market.
The local unit remained stable at the parallel market.
The move by the CBN has raised concerns about the devaluation of the currency that has long struggled amidst declining ...
The naira remained unchanged against the U.S. dollar at the unofficial market on Monday.
The naira remained stable at the official market.
The forex turnover on Wednesday dipped by 30.71 per cent.
The currency rate remained unchanged on the black market.
The currency rate remained unchanged at the black market.
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