Naira Falls to N1,607/$1 as Depreciation Continues in Official Market
The naira has continued to depreciate in the foreign exchange market as it closed at N1,607/$ in the official market ...
The naira has continued to depreciate in the foreign exchange market as it closed at N1,607/$ in the official market ...
The naira fell in the official market on Monday as it closed at N1,605.63/1$, a 0.22% decline from its previous ...
The naira closed Friday’s trading session in the official market at N1,602/$1, a 0.31% decline from its previous rate of ...
The naira appreciated in the official market, as it traded at N1,597/$1 on Wednesday, a 0.19% improvement from Tuesday's rate ...
The naira experienced a mild appreciation against the dollar on Tuesday, as it traded at N1,599.71/$1, from the previous day's ...
The naira maintained its previous rate in the official market, closing at N1,600/$1 on Monday. Data from the Nigerian Foreign ...
The naira held its ground on Friday in the official market, as it closed at N1,600/$1, a mild appreciation from ...
The naira appreciated in the official market on Thursday, closing at N1,601.82/$1, a slight improvement from the previous day's close ...
The naira fell in the official market on Tuesday to N1,602.63/$1, a 0.17% decline from its last close of N1,599.94/$1. ...
The naira closed at N1,600/$1 on Thursday in the official market, maintaining the same rate it traded on Wednesday. This ...
The naira appreciated by 0.34% in the official foreign exchange market on Tuesday, closing at N1,599/$1—up from the previous rate ...
The naira experienced a turbulent week, continuing its decline against the dollar and closing at N1,604/$1 on Friday — a ...
The naira appreciated in the official market on Thursday, closing at N1,591.85/$1, a 2.34% improvement from the previous day's close ...
The naira experienced a mild gain of 0.04% on Tuesday, closing at N1,611.55/$ in the official market—an improvement from Monday’s ...
The naira crashed to N1,612.24/$1 on Monday in the official market, a 2.89% decline from its last close of N1,567.02/$1. ...

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