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The value of the Nigerian currency, the naira, continued its free fall against the United States dollar in the foreign exchange market, and it could get worse.

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has disclosed that commercial banks must allow domiciliary account holders to convert their foreign currencies to naira.

The naira recovered in the official and black markets on November 7, 2024, after falling to its lowest the day earlier as the US dollar rebounded strongly.

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has hiked the Customs exchange rates for cargo clearance in Nigeria's ports as the Nigerian currency, the naira fell.

The value of the naira continues its free fall against the US dollar in the foreign exchange market and is now currently at the lowest level in history.

The value of the United States dollar reached a new high against major foreign currencies following the triumph of Donald Trump as the next US president.

The Nigerian currency, the naira rose 0.33% in the official foreign exchange market on Tuesday, November 5, 2024, to trade at N1,671 per dollar from N1,676.

Data from the foreign exchange market shows that despite the naira's fall, the forex turnover in October rose to $5.4 billion from $3.31 billion in September

The value of Nigerian currency has appreciated against the dollar and the Central Bank of Nigeria has provided an update on the latest exchange rates.
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