Nigeria's naira firmed
0.46 percent to 217 against the dollar on Wednesday on the
parallel market after opposition leader Muhammadu Buhari won the
presidential election in Africa's biggest economy, a black
market dealer told Reuters.
The dealer said he had seen little demand for dollar
compared with before the polls.
The interbank opened at 197
naira to the dollar, a level it had traded at since February,
after the central bank pegged the rate, following a defacto
devaluation.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Journalists Against Poverty Call for collaboration of regional government in the eradication of Female Genital Mutilation
Regional Coordinator of Journalist Against Poverty, Wale Elekolusi has called for the collaboration of regional government in stamping out ...
-
The National Bureau of Statistics, NBS, says Nigeria's consumer inflation hit 8.5 percent year-on-year in March, up slightly from 8.4 ...
-
The Consumer Protection Council says it will continue to protect the rights of Nigerian consumers and ensure satisfaction in service deliv...
-
Regional Coordinator of Journalist Against Poverty, Wale Elekolusi has called for the collaboration of regional government in stamping out ...
No comments:
Post a Comment