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The value of the Nigerian currency has depreciated for the second straight day against the US dollar in both the official and unofficial foreign exchange markets.

The Nigerian currency, the naira, has depreciated in value against the US dollar for the first time in over a week after the CBN retail auction to companies.

The Central Bank of Nigeria has announced plans to resume publication of key economic reports, including the PMI and BES, to enhance transparency.

The Nigerian currency, the naira, has continued to gain against the US dollar in all markets in the last seven days following a series of interventions by the CBN

The Central Bank of Nigeria has displayed the value of the naira against other foreign currencies, including the pound and the euro, in the foreign exchange market.

Recent data from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) shows a rise in international payments by the bank as the naira gains and FX reserves increase.

Controversial TikToker Oloba Salo has stirred mixed reactions online with some of his recent comments about Nigerian singer Naira Marley and his ex-signee, Mohbad.

The value of the naira is expected to end the year at N1,450 to the dollar, according to global rating agency, Fitch Ratings in a recent report published.

The Central Bank of Nigeria has reduced the foreign exchange rates for Customs duty after selling Forex to dealer banks via the Dutch Auction System
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