Again, naira drops against dollar by 0.14%
A spot exchange rate of ₦467 was used for trading within the day before it settled at ₦464.67.
The Naira sold for as low as N460 to the dollar within the day’s trading. [Nairametrics]
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The rate represents a decrease of 0.14 percent when compared to the ₦464 it exchanged for the dollar on Monday.
The open indicative rate closed at ₦463.96 to the dollar on Tuesday.
A spot exchange rate of ₦467 was used for trading within the day before it settled at ₦464.67.
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The Naira sold for as low as ₦460 to the dollar within the day’s trading.
A total turnover of US$ 127.72 million was traded at the official Investors’ and Exporters’ window.
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