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Naira Falls by 17%, Exchanges N951/$

Techeconomy by Techeconomy
December 7, 2023
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Naira and dollar

Naira and dollar

The Nigerian currency, the naira, succumbed further to pressure as it lost 17.91 per cent in exchange value against the United States dollar

According to this report, naira exchanged N951.22/$ on the official Investor and Exporter forex window on Wednesday.

This was as the dollar supply fell by 4.94 per cent to $135.58m from $142.63m.

Data from FMDQ Securities Exchange revealed that the naira lost N144.49 against the dollar after closing trading on Tuesday at N806.73/$.

The naira opened trading at N828.33/$ on the day before hitting a high of N1159.10/$ and low of N701.00/$. It eventually closed trading at N951.22/$. Total dollar turnover on Wednesday was $135.58m.

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The naira’s volatility in the market continued despite efforts by the Central Bank of Nigeria to stabilise the national currency.

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