Nigeria external reserves dipped by 0.30% to current stands at $47.25 billion
Analyst attributed the decline in the reserves to uncertainty in the polity
Meanwhile, a look at the foreign exchange market showed that the Nigerian Naira further depreciated week-on-week against the US Dollar at the Investors & Exporters Forex Window by 0.19 percent
The local currency remained unchanged against the Dollar at the Bureau De Change segment and the parallel market at N357/$ and N360/$ respectively as Central Bank of Nigeria sustained its special intervention.
Nigeria external reserves dipped by 0.30% to current stands at $47.25 billion
Analyst attributed the decline in the reserves to uncertainty in the polity
Meanwhile, a look at the foreign exchange market showed that the Nigerian Naira further depreciated week-on-week against the US Dollar at the Investors & Exporters Forex Window by 0.19 percent
The local currency remained unchanged against the Dollar at the Bureau De Change segment and the parallel market at N357/$ and N360/$ respectively as Central Bank of Nigeria sustained its special intervention.
Nigeria external reserves dipped by 0.30% to current stands at $47.25 billion
Analyst attributed the decline in the reserves to uncertainty in the polity
Meanwhile, a look at the foreign exchange market showed that the Nigerian Naira further depreciated week-on-week against the US Dollar at the Investors & Exporters Forex Window by 0.19 percent
The local currency remained unchanged against the Dollar at the Bureau De Change segment and the parallel market at N357/$ and N360/$ respectively as Central Bank of Nigeria sustained its special intervention.
Nigeria external reserves dipped by 0.30% to current stands at $47.25 billion
Analyst attributed the decline in the reserves to uncertainty in the polity
Meanwhile, a look at the foreign exchange market showed that the Nigerian Naira further depreciated week-on-week against the US Dollar at the Investors & Exporters Forex Window by 0.19 percent
The local currency remained unchanged against the Dollar at the Bureau De Change segment and the parallel market at N357/$ and N360/$ respectively as Central Bank of Nigeria sustained its special intervention.
Nigeria external reserves dipped by 0.30% to current stands at $47.25 billion
Analyst attributed the decline in the reserves to uncertainty in the polity
Meanwhile, a look at the foreign exchange market showed that the Nigerian Naira further depreciated week-on-week against the US Dollar at the Investors & Exporters Forex Window by 0.19 percent
The local currency remained unchanged against the Dollar at the Bureau De Change segment and the parallel market at N357/$ and N360/$ respectively as Central Bank of Nigeria sustained its special intervention.
Nigeria external reserves dipped by 0.30% to current stands at $47.25 billion
Analyst attributed the decline in the reserves to uncertainty in the polity
Meanwhile, a look at the foreign exchange market showed that the Nigerian Naira further depreciated week-on-week against the US Dollar at the Investors & Exporters Forex Window by 0.19 percent
The local currency remained unchanged against the Dollar at the Bureau De Change segment and the parallel market at N357/$ and N360/$ respectively as Central Bank of Nigeria sustained its special intervention.
Nigeria external reserves dipped by 0.30% to current stands at $47.25 billion
Analyst attributed the decline in the reserves to uncertainty in the polity
Meanwhile, a look at the foreign exchange market showed that the Nigerian Naira further depreciated week-on-week against the US Dollar at the Investors & Exporters Forex Window by 0.19 percent
The local currency remained unchanged against the Dollar at the Bureau De Change segment and the parallel market at N357/$ and N360/$ respectively as Central Bank of Nigeria sustained its special intervention.
Nigeria external reserves dipped by 0.30% to current stands at $47.25 billion
Analyst attributed the decline in the reserves to uncertainty in the polity
Meanwhile, a look at the foreign exchange market showed that the Nigerian Naira further depreciated week-on-week against the US Dollar at the Investors & Exporters Forex Window by 0.19 percent
The local currency remained unchanged against the Dollar at the Bureau De Change segment and the parallel market at N357/$ and N360/$ respectively as Central Bank of Nigeria sustained its special intervention.
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