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The naira was quoted at N1348 per dollar at the official window, reflecting a moderate gain from N1350 previously quoted for international payments.
The Naira closed the trading session in the positive territory at the Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market (NFEM), appreciating by 11bps or ₦1.44 against the U.S. Dollar.
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The naira showed remarkable strength, appreciating by 0.99% to close at ₦1,344.42 per dollar in the Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market (NFEM). This upward trend reflects a positive shift in currency sentiment within the regulated market, with foreign payments slowing relative to US dollar volume.
Naira Climbs as International Payments Ease as Imports Slow The naira strengthened across both exchange channels on Monday, appreciating 0.62%…
The naira gained on Friday, closing at N1366 per dollar at the official market on Friday from N1371, following the latest round of FX market interventions.
Mr Olayemi Cardoso, Governor, Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), says reforms in Nigeria’s foreign exchange (FX) market have significantly improved liquidity, restored investor confidence and stabilised the Naira.
The single currency of the European countries (the euro) strengthened against the US dollar on Tuesday as oil prices retreated following U.S. President Donald Trump’s remark that the war in Iran would end soon.
The naira depreciated slowly and steadily over 13 consecutive trading sessions at the Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market (NFEM), according to trading data tracked by MarketForces Africa.
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