The Central Bank of Nigeria has injected $210m into the foreign exchange market to meet customers’ requests in various segments of the market.
The CBN in a statement said it offered $100m to authorised dealers in the wholesale segment, while the Small and Medium Enterprises segment will gets $55m.
Customers requesting forex for invisible such as tuition fees, medical payments and basic travel allowance were allocated the sum of $55m.
The naira continued its stability in the forex market, exchanging at an average of N360/$1 in the Bureau de Change segment of the market.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has injected $210m into the foreign exchange market to meet customers’ requests in various segments of the market.
The CBN in a statement said it offered $100m to authorised dealers in the wholesale segment, while the Small and Medium Enterprises segment will gets $55m.
Customers requesting forex for invisible such as tuition fees, medical payments and basic travel allowance were allocated the sum of $55m.
The naira continued its stability in the forex market, exchanging at an average of N360/$1 in the Bureau de Change segment of the market.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has injected $210m into the foreign exchange market to meet customers’ requests in various segments of the market.
The CBN in a statement said it offered $100m to authorised dealers in the wholesale segment, while the Small and Medium Enterprises segment will gets $55m.
Customers requesting forex for invisible such as tuition fees, medical payments and basic travel allowance were allocated the sum of $55m.
The naira continued its stability in the forex market, exchanging at an average of N360/$1 in the Bureau de Change segment of the market.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has injected $210m into the foreign exchange market to meet customers’ requests in various segments of the market.
The CBN in a statement said it offered $100m to authorised dealers in the wholesale segment, while the Small and Medium Enterprises segment will gets $55m.
Customers requesting forex for invisible such as tuition fees, medical payments and basic travel allowance were allocated the sum of $55m.
The naira continued its stability in the forex market, exchanging at an average of N360/$1 in the Bureau de Change segment of the market.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has injected $210m into the foreign exchange market to meet customers’ requests in various segments of the market.
The CBN in a statement said it offered $100m to authorised dealers in the wholesale segment, while the Small and Medium Enterprises segment will gets $55m.
Customers requesting forex for invisible such as tuition fees, medical payments and basic travel allowance were allocated the sum of $55m.
The naira continued its stability in the forex market, exchanging at an average of N360/$1 in the Bureau de Change segment of the market.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has injected $210m into the foreign exchange market to meet customers’ requests in various segments of the market.
The CBN in a statement said it offered $100m to authorised dealers in the wholesale segment, while the Small and Medium Enterprises segment will gets $55m.
Customers requesting forex for invisible such as tuition fees, medical payments and basic travel allowance were allocated the sum of $55m.
The naira continued its stability in the forex market, exchanging at an average of N360/$1 in the Bureau de Change segment of the market.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has injected $210m into the foreign exchange market to meet customers’ requests in various segments of the market.
The CBN in a statement said it offered $100m to authorised dealers in the wholesale segment, while the Small and Medium Enterprises segment will gets $55m.
Customers requesting forex for invisible such as tuition fees, medical payments and basic travel allowance were allocated the sum of $55m.
The naira continued its stability in the forex market, exchanging at an average of N360/$1 in the Bureau de Change segment of the market.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has injected $210m into the foreign exchange market to meet customers’ requests in various segments of the market.
The CBN in a statement said it offered $100m to authorised dealers in the wholesale segment, while the Small and Medium Enterprises segment will gets $55m.
Customers requesting forex for invisible such as tuition fees, medical payments and basic travel allowance were allocated the sum of $55m.
The naira continued its stability in the forex market, exchanging at an average of N360/$1 in the Bureau de Change segment of the market.
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