Naira losses at black, official markets

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The local unit weakened against the U.S dollar at the official market on Wednesday as foreign exchange supply rose significantly.

Naira fell against the U.S. dollar at the parallel market on Wednesday after maintaining stability in the previous session of the market segment., a website that collates the parallel market rates in Lagos, the currency exchanged hands with the greenback currency at N535. 00 per $1.

This represents a N3.00 or 0.56 per cent devaluation from the N532.00 it traded in the previous session on Tuesday. Similarly, the local unit weakened against the U.S dollar at the official market on Wednesday as foreign exchange supply rose significantly.exchange window where forex is officially traded, naira exchanged hands with the hard currency at N411.50 per $1 at the segment.

This implies a N0.83 or 0.20 per cent depreciation from the N410.67 rate it traded in the previous session on Tuesday. Foreign exchange supply increased by 130.60 per cent with $295.39 million recorded at the market segment as against the $128.11 million posted in the previous session on Tuesday.

 

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