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Liquidity Mop Up Imminent As N567bn Hits Interbank Market

Liquidity Mop Up Imminent As N567bn Hits Interbank Market       The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) is expected to resume its liquidity mop up this week in response to inflow of N567 billion into the interbank money market. Last week the apex bank suspended its liquidity mop...

As Interbank Market Gets $541m, Reserves Rebound To N42bn

As Interbank Market Gets $541m, Reserves Rebound To N42bn   The nation’s foreign exchange reserves, at the weekend, halted a four-month decline, adding $477 million, accumulated in three trading days, to settle at $42.07 billion. The accretion has been widely attributed to the trickles of the recently...

CBN Liquidity Mop Up To Persist As N262bn Hits Interbank Market

CBN Liquidity Mop Up To Persist As N262bn Hits Interbank Market   As part of its liquidity management system, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) is expected to mop up excess liquidity from the banking sector as open market operations (OMO) bill worth N261.9 billion hit...

CBN Injects $498m in Forex Market

CBN Injects $498m in Forex Market The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) in it's committment to foreign exchange intervention has injected a total of $498 million into the interbank market Figures obtained from the central bank showed that it commenced the week by initially injecting $210...

Naira Appreciates at Interbank Market

The Nigerian local currency, Naira has gained 50k to exchange at N305.00 to a dollar at the interbank market on Monday November 21, 2016. The currency had closed at N305.50 for most part of last week at the interbank market. However, naira remained stable at the...

Trump’s victory: Naira unaffected, now 460/dollar

The Nigerian foreign exchange market was on Wednesday neutral to the victory of Donald Trump in the United States presidential election. Trump, 70, emerged the 45th president of the US, after beating Democratic candidate, Hillary Clinton. Although the naira appreciated against the dollar from 465 to...