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CBN Exchange Rate Drama: Naira Rollercoaster Ride Continues

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Discover the latest twists in the CBN exchange rate saga! Naira's value is on a wild journey.

The Central Bank of Nigeria is on a roll with its exchange rate announcements, causing a stir among Bureau De Change (BDC) operators. Recently, the CBN slashed the exchange rate for BDCs to N1,101 per dollar, a significant drop from the previous rate. This move follows a pattern of fluctuating rates that have left the market in suspense. The Association of Bureau De Change Operators of Nigeria (ABCON) confirmed the CBN's sale of dollars at the reduced rate, sparking both excitement and uncertainty.

In the midst of the chaos, the black market witnessed a sharp decline to N1,200 per dollar after the CBN's latest adjustments. This sudden shift has kept traders on their toes, trying to navigate the changing landscape. The tech, business, and economy sectors are abuzz with discussions on the implications of these rapid rate changes. With each new announcement from the CBN, the financial market experiences ripples of change, creating a dynamic environment for investors.

As the CBN continues to make headlines with its exchange rate decisions, the economy remains in a state of flux. BDC operators are closely monitoring the situation, balancing the opportunities and risks presented by the fluctuating rates. The impact of the CBN's actions on businesses and consumers is a topic of intense debate, highlighting the interconnected nature of the global economy. Stay tuned as the CBN's exchange rate drama unfolds, shaping the future of Nigeria's financial landscape.

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UPDATED: Again, CBN sells $10000 to BDCs at N1,101/$ (The Punch)

The Central Bank of Nigeria has again announced the sales of dollars to Bureau De Change operators.

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CBN Crashes US Dollar Rate To N1,101/$1, Offers $15.88m (Leadership Newspaper)

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has crashed the exchange rate for Bureau De Change (BDC) operators to N1,101 per dollar from N1,251/$1, following rising.

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CBN slashes BDC exchange rate to N1,117.5/$ (Vanguard)

The Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, has slashed the exchange rate in the Bureaux De Change, BDC, segment of the forex market by 12 per cent or N152.23 to N1 ...

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CBN sells dollars to BDCs below market rate at N1,101/$1 (Nairametrics)

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has issued a circular to Bureau De Change operators (BDCs), informing them of the sale of $10,000 to each BDC at a rate of ...

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Dollar crashes to N1,200 on black market after CBN reviews BDCs ... (Businessday.ng)

The current rate showed a 3.33 percent appreciation over the level of N1,240 per dollar exchanged on Friday at the black market...

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CBN Sells $10000 to BDCs at N1,101/$ - Tech | Business | Economy (TechEconomy.ng)

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has again announced the sales of dollars to Bureau De Change (BDCs) operators.

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We get dollar from CBN below market rate at N1,101/$ โ€“ BDCs (Internatinal Centre For Investigative Reporting)

THE Association of Bureau De Change Operators of Nigeria (ABCON) has confirmed that the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) sells dollars to them at N1,101/$.

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CBN Crashes BDCs Exchange Rate To N1,101/$1, Offers $15.88m (Leadership Newspaper)

The Association of Bureaux De Change Operators of Nigeria (ABCON), the umbrella body of all licensed Bureaux De Change, had appealed to the CBN to adjust ...

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Again, CBN sells dollars to BDCs (Premium Times)

The bank brought the rate lower than the N1,251 per US dollar it sold to BDCs earlier.

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