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The Nigerian naira has gained further against the US dollar for three days, trading at N1,593.57 per dollar in the official market, and N1,595/$ in the black market.

The CBN has provided a clarficiation on its foreign investment rules, requiring evidence of capital importation and redemption of local assets by investors.

The Nigerian currency, the naira continued its gain in the official market on Wednesday, trading at N1,597.52 per dollar after the CBN sold Forex to dealers banks.

The Central Bank of Nigeria has reported a growth in the amount of currency in circulation, which hit a high of N4.04 trn, and money outside the banks at N3.87trn

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has auctioned $876 million to 26 banks as it aimed to boost Foreign exchange liquidity, with $313.69 million in bids disqualified.

Nigeria's leading industrialist, Aliko Dangote, alongside other prominent business tycoons, witnessed a substantial increase in their net worth over just 24 hours.

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) will be interested in the foreign exchange markets by selling dollars at a retail auction, responding to rising forex demand.

Foreign exchange inflows into the official market declined by 16.5%, according to data obtained from the FMDQ Exchange, where the dollar is traded officially.

The naira recovered some of its loss value against the United States dollar in the Nigerian Autonomous Foreign Exchange Market but fell against the pound, euro.
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