Exchange rate sustains gain at NAFEX window as CBN orders BDCs to sell at N386/$1
The sales of forex to BDCs will inject more liquidity to the retail end of the foreign exchange market.
The sales of forex to BDCs will inject more liquidity to the retail end of the foreign exchange market.
Gwadebe said that the pandemic caused supply disruptions as the price of crude oil went down.
Nigeria's foreign exchange reserves now stand at $36.57 billion, having increased sharply from $33.42 billion as of April 29, 2020.
Naira has depreciated against the US dollar, as it dropped from N455/$1 to N460/$1 on Thursday afternoon.
As Nairametrics previously reported, the apex bank informed Nigerians that it will resume the provision of Forex to all commercial ...
Nigeria may need more than $3.4 billion from the IMF and bond buyers making it inevitable that the currency will ...
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) injected the sum of US$11.81 billion in the first quarter (Q1) of 2019. This was ...
Travelex, CBN, EFCC seek international best practises of Nigeria's BDC.
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