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Cardoso’s Cards, Naira’s Gain, Enemies’ Pain, by Abdulrahman Abdulraheem

Cardoso’s Cards, Naira’s Gain, Enemies’ Pain, by Abdulrahman Abdulraheem   In Williams Shakespeare’s iconic piece, “All is Well that Ends Well,” Helena was intensely in love with the Prince, Betram, who had no iota of feelings for her due to her poor and inferior background. She...

CBN Not Defending Naira With Foreign Reserves – Cardoso

CBN Not Defending Naira With Foreign Reserves - Cardoso   The Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Mr. Olayemi Cardoso, said yesterday that the apex bank is not defending the Naira with the nation’s foreign reserves. He was speaking against the backdrop of the recent...

Naira Closes at N1,050 per Dollar at Parallel Market

Naira Closes at N1,050 per Dollar at Parallel Market The naira yesterday exchanged at N1,050 to dollar at the parallel market. It exchanged at N1,125 to dollar on over the weekend, representing N75 appreciation. Naira appreciated by 0.56 per cent to close at N1,136 to dollar...

Naira Gains Against Dollar, Trades for N1,136.04 per Dollar

Naira Gains Against Dollar, Trades for N1,136.04 per Dollar The Naira on Monday appreciated at the official market, trading at N1,136.04 to the dollar. Data from the official trading platform of the FMDQ Exchange revealed that the Naira gained N6.34. This represents a 0.55 per cent gain...

Naira Gains at Parallel Market, Exchanges for N1,150/$1

Naira Gains at Parallel Market, Exchanges for N1,150/$1 The value of the naira has strengthen at the parallel market on Thursday as the three-day public holiday was rounding up, selling around N1,150 to the dollar compared to N1,200 which it sold on Monday this week. According...

Naira Appreciates to N1,120 per Dollar at Parallel Market

Naira Appreciates to N1,120 per Dollar at Parallel Market The naira, on Monday, appreciated to N1,120 per dollar at the parallel section of the foreign exchange (FX) market. The current FX rate signifies a decrease of 9.67 percent from the N1,240/$ reported on April 3. Bureau de...