NIGERIA — The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has so far spent $581 million on foreign exchange interventions at the Nigeria Autonomous Foreign Exchange Market this year, data from the FMDQ Securities Exchange has shown. This is as the governor of the apex bank Dr Olayemi Cardoso said the CBN is not spending the country’s external reserves on defending the value of the naira. He stated this at the ongoing 2024 Spring Meetings of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank in Washington DC on Wednesday. FMDQ data showed that the CBN has only sold $581 million in the official market... leadership.ng
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• Naira Exchange Rate - Conversion of United States Dollar (USD) and British Pound Sterling (GBP) to Nigerian Naira (NGN) at CBN Rates - Nigeria Currency Converter Calculator
• Central Bank of Nigeria has further raised its interest rate to 27.25 percent from 26.75 percent
• CBN begins the enforcement of cybercrime levy at 0.005 percent on all electronic transactions
• CBN directs all PoS providers to route transactions through an approved payment terminal
• CBN has given next-of-kins the authority to access funds in dormant accounts of their loved ones
• Central Bank of Nigeria has increased the benchmark lending rate to 26.75 per cent
CBN has spent $581 million on forex interventions at the Nigeria Autonomous Foreign Exchange Market - FMDQ
Published (Updated) on Friday, April 19, 2024
• Naira Exchange Rate - Conversion of United States Dollar (USD) and British Pound Sterling (GBP) to Nigerian Naira (NGN) at CBN Rates - Nigeria Currency Converter Calculator
• Central Bank of Nigeria has further raised its interest rate to 27.25 percent from 26.75 percent
• CBN begins the enforcement of cybercrime levy at 0.005 percent on all electronic transactions
• CBN directs all PoS providers to route transactions through an approved payment terminal
• CBN has given next-of-kins the authority to access funds in dormant accounts of their loved ones
• Central Bank of Nigeria has increased the benchmark lending rate to 26.75 per cent
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