Nigerian Naira plunges again after slight gain

TheĀ Naira yesterday depreciated in the parallel market to N1,525 per dollar from N1,520 per dollar last weekend. However, the Naira appreciated to N1,339.33 per dollar in the Nigerian Autonomous Foreign Exchange Market, NAFEM.   READ ALSO :Again, TotalEnergies snubs Nigeria, announces $600 million investment deal in Congo   Data from FMDQ showed that the indicative

CBN Sells Over $300m To Banks As Naira Gains

The Central Bank of Nigeria has over $300m to Deposit Money Banks in the last two weeks amid desperate efforts to stabilise the naira-dollar exchange rate. The Association of Corporate Treasurers of Nigeria made the disclosure in an advisory memo made available to its members, a copy of which was obtained by The PUNCH. The

BREAKING : Nigerian Naira ready For Burial

There is no end in sight to the lingering foreign exchange crisis as dollar crossed over N1,500 at the official market. TheĀ dollar closed at 1,534.39 at the official market on Monday, according to the FMDQ data. This is the first time the dollar would be exchanging at over N1,500 since the crisis putting more pressure

Nigerian Naira Currently in Coma as at Today

The Nigerian currency is currently crying šŸ˜¢, Help.. Help…. Somebody help..!!!! Unfortunately, Tinubu the master strategist that’s supposed to help the Poor Naira is out of the country to France šŸ‡«šŸ‡·…. The visit has nothing to do with the economy but a private one. Good Afternoon, Nigerians…!!! Thu 25 Jan, 2024 ā€¢ 09:00 AM šŸ’µ

The Possible Magic of Dollar and Naira with Bitcoin by Politicians

Nigerians are becoming more aware and increasingly interested in what’s happening in the central government. The current FOREX magic you’re seeing is a calculated strategy by the government to provide temporary relief. Read what a popular Bitcoin dealer known as @BitcoinChief wrote few days ago about what’s currently happening in Nigeria…   Nigerian Politicians heavily

What does it mean to float the naira?

Nigeria has officially floated its naira after years of sticking with a hard peg that scared away investors and drained the countryā€™s external reserve. This floating means buyers and sellers of foreign currency in the official FX market are now allowed to quote rates they find comfortable, as against previous practice where rates were dictated

Nigeria officially floats naira as I&E rate hits N755/$

Nigeria has officially floated its naira currency after years of sticking with a hard peg that spooked investors and drained dollars from the economy. The development means buyers and sellers of foreign currency in the official FX market are now allowed to quote rates they find comfortable in the FX market, as against previous practice