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The naira exchange rate has crossed to the other side, trading at N1675 per US dollar in the official FX market as the liquidity crisis deepened.
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The Nigerian naira reclaimed small of value it has lost in the currency market on Monday. The Nigerian naira closed the trading session on the positive on Monday, appreciated by 0.66% to #1476.12 per unit of US dollar at the autonomous FX market.
Nigeria’s foreign exchange crisis has gotten so bad that even the monetary authority’s currency injections have not been able to reverse the value of the naira. It was a fight to survival in the foreign exchange market where sustained demand for imports forced the Nigerian naira to descend for a kiss with the dragon, which caused the local currency to bleed.
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