Naira Stabilizes at Parallel Market
Apr 25 2017 10:53AM
Nigeria Daily Trust
The Nigerian currency traded between N380 (buying rate) to N385 (selling rate) on Monday afternoon, maintaining the same rate as at Friday.
The naira on Monday stabilised against the dollar at the parallel market, the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports.
The Nigerian currency traded between N380 (buying rate) to N385 (selling rate) on Monday afternoon, maintaining the same rate as at Friday.
The naira closed at N495 to pound sterling and N415 to Euro at the same segment.
At the Bureau De Change (BDC) window, the naira was sold at N362 to the dollar, while the pound sterling and the Euro closed at N490 and N420, respectively.
Trading at the interbank window saw the naira closed at N305.95 to the dollar.
Traders commended the CBN for sustaining liquidity at the foreign exchange market as market volatility was not in the interest of the economy.
The CBN had remained resolute in boosting liquidity in all the segments of the foreign exchange market.
The apex bank, had on Friday, created a special window for investors and exporters to have uninterrupted access to foreign exchange, a move stakeholders described as the right direction.
Nigeria Daily Trust
The Nigerian currency traded between N380 (buying rate) to N385 (selling rate) on Monday afternoon, maintaining the same rate as at Friday.
The naira on Monday stabilised against the dollar at the parallel market, the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports.
The Nigerian currency traded between N380 (buying rate) to N385 (selling rate) on Monday afternoon, maintaining the same rate as at Friday.
The naira closed at N495 to pound sterling and N415 to Euro at the same segment.
At the Bureau De Change (BDC) window, the naira was sold at N362 to the dollar, while the pound sterling and the Euro closed at N490 and N420, respectively.
Trading at the interbank window saw the naira closed at N305.95 to the dollar.
Traders commended the CBN for sustaining liquidity at the foreign exchange market as market volatility was not in the interest of the economy.
The CBN had remained resolute in boosting liquidity in all the segments of the foreign exchange market.
The apex bank, had on Friday, created a special window for investors and exporters to have uninterrupted access to foreign exchange, a move stakeholders described as the right direction.
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