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The naira strengthened to N1,537 per US dollar in the official window on Tuesday after the Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN) forex market intervention sales to authrosied dealer banks.
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The naira exchange rate gained across the foreign exchange markets as a surplus FX position keeps demand pressures in check. According to data from the FMDQ platform, the naira spot rate appreciated by 0.18%, closing at N1,541.38 per US dollar in the official market.
The naira rallied in the foreign exchange (FX) markets except on the BMatch system amidst a plan to dedollarise the Nigerian economy. Spot FX data from the FMDQ platform revealed that the local currency exchange rate appreciated by 0.33%, closing at N1,538.88 per US dollar in the official market.
The naira traded on mixed note in the foreign exchange markets as data from FMDQ platform showed that US dollar inflows decline by about 15%.
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