Naira appreciates to N385/$1 at parallel market naira-appreciates-n3851-

Naira appreciates to N385/$1 at parallel market naira-appreciates-n3851-

- The Naira has appreciated from N400/$1 to N385/$1 at parallel market - The local currency also gained N15 against the Euro to close at N410 from N425 and N5 from N500 to N495 against the Pound sterling - Currency traders have urged FG to inject the huge sums of money recovered from looters into the economy to further prop up the Naira The Nigerian Naira on Thursday, April 20, appreciated to N385 per Dollar at the parallel market as Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) sold $20,000 to Bureau De Change (BDCs) for onward sale to small-end users. The currency also gained N15 against the Euro to close at N410 from N425 and N5 from N500 to N495 against the Pound sterling.
At the Bureau De Change (BDC) segment, the Naira closed at N362 to the Dollar, while the Pound Sterling and the Euro exchanged at N490 and N424, respectively. While at the official market, it closed flat at 306 per Dollar.
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 - The Naira has appreciated from N400/$1 to N385/$1 at parallel market - The local currency also gained N15 against the Euro to close at N410 from N425 and N5 from N500 to N495 against the Pound sterling - Currency traders have urged FG to inject the huge sums of money recovered from looters into the economy to further prop up the Naira The Nigerian Naira on Thursday, April 20, appreciated to N385 per Dollar at the parallel market as Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) sold $20,000 to Bureau De Change (BDCs) for onward sale to small-end users. The currency also gained N15 against the Euro to close at N410 from N425 and N5 from N500 to N495 against the Pound sterling. At the Bureau De Change (BDC) segment, the Naira closed at N362 to the Dollar, while the Pound Sterling and the Euro exchanged at N490 and N424, respectively. While at the official market, it closed flat at 306 per Dollar.

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EMMANUELNEWZBLOGSPOT.com.ng recalls that the CBN had injected $280 million into the Foreign Exchange Market on Tuesday, April 18, and on Wednesday, April 19. The apex bank carried out spot, wholesale interventions in the interbank FOREX market by offering a total sum of $100m to authorized dealers to meet the 7 to 15-day forwards requests of customers.

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