CBN Approves FX Sale To BDCs To Curtail Price Distortions At Retail Market
It allocated $20,000 at N1,301/$ which represents the lower band rate of executed spot transactions at NAFEM for the previous trading day, February 27.
It allocated $20,000 at N1,301/$ which represents the lower band rate of executed spot transactions at NAFEM for the previous trading day, February 27.
The highest and lowest spots on Tuesday were at N1778 and N1,300.
“Our continent is open for business and has all it takes to host events of any size.”
Cardoso revealed that market distortions undervalued the naira, vowing the culprits will be punished.
The apex bank also raised the CRR to 45%
The daily turnover increased by 1.47% from $151.93 million to $154.16 million.
The body said the circulated diplomatic correspondence was “regrettably misinterpreted.”
Analysts have predicted a hike in lending rates as a result of this meeting.
“We’re thrilled to be working with Air Peace to launch this ACMI charter service between London Gatwick and Lagos.”
Onyema however said that Gatwick has more benefits as more Nigerians live in the area
The bank is set to publish the list of eligible BDCs to benefit from its funding using certain compliance criteria.
The operators also disagreed with the FG, want domestic gas obligation minimised
The government will seeks equitable rules to enhance food security amongst others
He said the loan is taking effect as it helps to stabilize the financial system and acute FX shortage
It said there was no legal agreement for the promotion of investment and its ministry of commerce has other commitments on prosposed days of visit.
“Prices of drinks have risen, the cost of diesel is something else, everything has gone through the roof.”
Analysts said though the initiative is good, it depends on a balanced market.
The bank also told the Nigeria Customs Service to adopt the closing FX rate for import duty assessment.
The service will be operated with the airline’s Boeing 777 and Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft.
He addressed them while they were on a peaceful protest over the ban of sachet and pet bottled alcoholic beverages.
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