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Home » Why Naira Depreciated by N130 in 24 hours

Why Naira Depreciated by N130 in 24 hours

Adetunji Tobi by Adetunji Tobi
May 6, 2024
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The Naira depreciated by N130 against the United States dollar at the parallel foreign exchange market on Sunday.

A Bureau De Change operator, disclosed this to our correspondent that Naira dropped to N1,420 per dollar from N1,290 in less than 48 hours at the parallel market.

“The Naira depreciated to N1,420 per dollar on Sunday at the parallel market due to high demand. We buy at N1,410 per dollar and sell at N1420 as of Sunday. It was N1290 per dollar on Friday,”

According to Analyst, CBN’s intervention was the reason for the appreciation of the currency from March to mid-April 2024.

Earlier, the Naira appreciated at both the official and parallel foreign exchange markets on Friday.

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The Nigerian currency has continued to experience fluctuations in foreign exchange despite the Central Bank of Nigeria’s interventions.

For instance, from March 26th to April 26th, 2024, the apex bank released FX thrice to Bureau De Change operators.

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