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Anticipated $3.4bn SDRs From IMF, $6.2bn Eurobond Issuance Lift Naira At BDC, Parallel Markets

Anticipated $3.4bn SDRs From IMF, $6.2bn Eurobond Issuance Lift Naira At BDC, Parallel Markets     Despite the suspension of supply of foreign exchange sales to Bureau De Change (BDCs) by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN, the naira strengthened against the dollar at the BDC and...

Naira Further Slumps To 523/$ At Parallel Market

Naira Further Slumps To 523/$ At Parallel Market       The naira slumped further to 523/$ at the parallel market on Wednesday, a day after the Central Bank of Nigeria stopped the allocation of foreign exchange to Bureau de Change operators in the country. The naira, which exchanged...

Naira Exchanges For 503/$ At Parallel Market

Naira Exchanges For 503/$ At Parallel Market     The naira exchanged to the dollar at 503 at the parallel market on Friday according to the Bureau de Change operators. Figures obtained from naijbdcs.com, the official website for the licensed BDCs by the Central Bank of Nigeria showed...

Naira Weakens To 4-Year Low As Dollar Sells For N502/$1

Naira Weakens To 4-Year Low As Dollar Sells For N502/$1   Nigeria’s currency weakened to a four-year low in the parallel market after the central bank’s efforts to coax banks to sell more dollars to customers failed to bridge the widening gap between the official and...

CBN Plans Digital Currency As Naira Slips To 490/$ At Parallel Market

CBN Plans Digital Currency As Naira Slips To 490/$ At Parallel Market       The naira exchanged to the dollar at N490/$ at the parallel market on Thursday. According to naijabdcs.com, the official exchange rate website of the Central Bank of Nigeria for the Bureau de Change operators,...

Naira Crashes To N493/$ At Parallel Market

Naira Crashes To N493/$ At Parallel Market     This is not the best of times for the naira. It crashed yesterday to N493/$ at the parallel market, losing N12 to the dollar within 24 hours. It closed on Tuesday at N481/$. The sharp depreciation came a day...