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I&E Window: Naira appreciates after days of race

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I&E Window: Naira appreciates after days of race
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Thursday, April 28, 2022

Dollar and Naira

Dollar and Naira

The naira exchanged at N418.50 to the buck at the Merchants and Exporters window on Thursday, a -0.20 per cent appreciation, when compared with 419.33 to the buck on Wednesday.

The starting up indicative rate closed at N417.23 to the buck on Thursday.

An alternate rate of N444 to the buck develop to be as soon as the very most life like rate recorded all thru the day’s procuring and selling before it settled at N418.50.

The naira sold for as exiguous as N410, to the buck all thru the day’s procuring and selling.

A total of 146.81 million greenbacks develop to be as soon as traded in international alternate at the legit Merchants and Exporters window on Thursday.

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