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The Central Bank of Nigeria has sold $122 million to 46 dealers as part of its efforts to ease pressure in the foreign exchange market and also stabilise rates.

The Nigerian currency, the naira, again depreciated in the official and parallel markets, trading at N1,554.66 and N1,570 per dollar respectively.

A bill that would have established a forex market that aims to establish regulations for the management and oversight in Nigeria was taken down by the Senate.

Nigeria's external reserves have risen to a new high of $35.05 billion as of June 8, 2024, according to data from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).

The Central Bank of Nigeria improved against the British pound despite falling to the United States Dollar and also the Euro in the official foreign exchange market.

The naira has recorded another depreciation against the US dollar, the British pound, and the euro in the official and unofficial foreign exchange markets.

Due to customers' growing preference for US dollars, the naira fell to a three-month low of N1,530 per dollar on the black market on Monday, July 8.

The Central Bank of Nigeria has decided to increase the foreign exchange rates for cargo clearance in Nigerian ports as the naira depreciated against the dollar.

The naira has reversed its gains in the official and black markets, trading at N1,523.33 and N1,530 to a dollar, respectively. The fall is despite improved turnover
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