Nigerian forex reserves fell 1 percent month-on-month to $29.5 billion
by April 28, from $29.8 billion a month earlier.
The Central Bank of Nigeria announced this yesterday in Abuja.
The country's external reserves were down
22.6 percent year-on-year when they stood at $38.14 billion.
The CBN has used its forex reserves to support the local currency
in the wake of falling global oil prices.
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