The Nigerian currency, Naira, kicked off the new week just as it ended it with another loss, to make it four straight days of depreciation.
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According to data from FMDQ securities, where Naira is officially traded, on Monday 12 September, 2022. The Nigerian currency depreciated against the dollar to close at N436.50/$.
The figure represents a decrease of 0.04 per cent compared with N436.33 to the dollar recorded on Friday, Sept. 9.
For Traders on the black market who spoke to Ripples Nigeria on Monday evening, Naira exchanged at N705 per dollar.
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Meanwhile, the Central Bank of Nigeria has revealed it intervened in the forex market with $7.6 billion sales to authorised FX dealers from January to May to help stabilise the Naira.
The apex bank said this in its monthly economic reports for May 2022.
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“Total foreign exchange sales to authorised dealers by the bank were $1.18 billion, a decrease of 24.4 percent below $1.56 billion in April.”
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