Naira remains N322 to dollar days after Easter break
The official interbank rate remains at N197 for the dollar.
The official interbank rate remains at N197 for the dollar.
Mr. Osinbajo says naira won't be devalued. Ex-CBN governor says government is only postponing the evil day.
The president says a priority of his government is food security.
Traders at the market were hopeful that the naira would appreciate as soon as the Central Bank of Nigeria resumed ...
President Buhari says he says he won't "kill the naira".
Naira traded at N265 to one dollar at the parallel market.
Traders at the market were hopeful that the Naira would rebound in 2016.
The president says the foreign exchange restriction would not be immediately reversed.
Traders at the parallel market said the appreciation was fuelled by currency speculators.
The 2016 appropriation bill raises enough questions to make us worry about the likelihood of its successful implementation.
All-share index, ASI, appreciated by 0.72 per cent
Currency gains N0.03 to close at N196.97 to the dollar at official interbank window.
Naira appreciates at interbank window, gaining N0.03 to close at N196.97.
Foreign exchange official rate at CBN is still pegged at N198 to the dollar.
"Diversifying the economy is an important way to strengthen the value of the Naira."
The official interbank rate remained N197
Naira still exchanges at N197 at interbank exchange window
The price of oil has risen to 50.15 dollars at the international market.
The naira traded N225 to the dollar.
The naira traded at N225.5 to the dollar.
The firm hinted that the request was a "onetime exception."
The official interbank exchange rate remains at N197 to the Dollar.
One dollar is now equivalent to N225.
The elections and the long Easter break made the currency to fall as low as N185.
The CBN has also reviewed the lending rate from 12 to 13 percent.
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