Naira depreciates against dollar at official FX market
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What Nigerian Tribune reported
The Nigerian naira depreciated against the United States (US) dollar, trading at N1,333.7200 at the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) official foreign exchange (FX)
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Naira depreciates against dollar at official FX market. The Nigerian naira depreciated against the United States (US) dollar, trading at N1,333.7200 at the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) official foreign exchange (FX) Covered by 1 publications. Nigerian Tribune: Naira depreciates against dollar at official FX market.
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- Nigerian Tribune Nigeria Naira depreciates against dollar at official FX market The Nigerian naira depreciated against the United States (US) dollar, trading at N1,333.7200 at the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) official foreign exchange (FX) 20 Oct · Tier 3
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