The bank said in a statement on Friday that its job was to ensure policy stability, that it does not panic and would not take desperate measures because the naira has fallen on the parallel market from the central interbank rate.
Friday 3 July 2015
Central Bank of Nigeria says it won't take desperate currency measures
The bank said in a statement on Friday that its job was to ensure policy stability, that it does not panic and would not take desperate measures because the naira has fallen on the parallel market from the central interbank rate.
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