FX turnover crashes by 75.98% to a three-week low on Thursday
The foreign exchange (FX) turnover on the Nigerian official market crashed by 75.98%, hitting a three-week low on Thursday.
Tag: Naira
Naira strengthens below N1,500/$ bandwidth amid U.S interest rate decision
The naira posted some gains against the greenback as the dollar index moderated significantly while market players awaited America's inflation ...
Naira trades within narrow range as FX turnover surges by 138.67%
The naira exhibited signs of moderate stability as foreign exchange (FX) turnover surged by 138.67% on the Nigerian Autonomous Foreign ...
Naira snap early gains against Euro, far right strengthens grip on Europe
Euro skidded against the naira in the unofficial market on Monday after French President Emmanuel Macron called a snap election ...
Weaker Naira boosts export of Nigerian made goods – Customs Comptroller
The devaluation of the Naira has had a positive impact on the exportation of Nigeria’s local products to neighboring countries ...
Naira approaches N1500/$ border line as dollar index surged by 80 basis point
Naira posted significant losses against the haven currency at the last reading session of the week as investors increased their ...
Mexican billionaire reacts to 1 Nigerian Naira becoming less than a Satoshi, advocates for Bitcoin
Ricardo Salinas Pliego, a Mexican billionaire reacted to the news of the Nigerian naira now becoming worth less than 1 ...
Naira stays flat at N1,476.95/$1 on official market as FX turnover nearly doubles
The naira has shown some form of stability against the US dollar on the NAFEM window, closing at N1,476.95/$1 on ...
Naira lurks within N2,000 price mark against British Pounds
Naira languished against the British pound near the N2,000 support line, as the fortunes of the British currency gained momentum ...
FX turnover crashes by 42.92% on first trading day in June
The Nigerian official foreign exchange (FX) market witnessed a significant downturn in turnover, crashing by 42.92% on Monday, June 3, ...
