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Wednesday, 16 September 2015
NIGERIA'S FOREIGN RESERVES DIP BY 2.97%
Nigerian foreign exchange reserves have fallen from $31.63 billion to $30.69 by a margin of 2.97% in the last month.
The CBN has used the reserves to support the local currency, selling dollars to bureau de change operators twice weekly in a bid to narrow the gap between the official and unofficial exchange rate. The CBN recently introduced measures to restrict access to foreign exchange and ensure tight control against activities of speculators.
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