Monetary Policy Committee members express concern over FX market
Forex: Turnover in I&E window falls 5% to $31.3bn in 2021
CBN directs banks to apply I & E rates for PAPSS transactions
Naira depreciates further, as foreign reserves gain $600m in one week
Forex challenge and policy options
CBN says no plan to convert domiciliary accounts to Naira over forex
FOREX: Turnover in I&E window falls 82% to $3.7bn
Forex: Turnover in I&E rises 43% to $1.3bn in February
BDCs battle black market dealers over forex malpractices
Forex: Turnover in I&E rises 43% to $1.3bn in February
Stock-fish dealers seek access to Forex
Net forex inflow falls 26% to $3.87bn
Foreign reserves adequate for seven months imports — CBN

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FOREX: Turnover in I&E falls by 47% to $33bn in 2020
The volume of dollars traded (turnover) in the Investors and Exporters (I&E) window of the Nigerian foreign exchange (forex) market fell by 47 percent, year-on-year (YoY) to $33.04 billion last year from $62.37 billion in 2019.
Remittances inflow and the Economy
Adeshola works 16 hours a day, spending most of the spare time shuttling between the three jobs, needed to generate earnings, from which he regularly sends money to his wife and three children back in Nigeria.
Manufacturers may not open next month over COVID-19, Forex crises
Manufacturing sector operators have indicated that many factories may not open for activities next month due to the impact of COVID-19 fallouts as well as scarcity of foreign exchange supply.
Banks’ income from forex trading jumps 114% to N145bn
Notwithstanding the sharp depreciation of the Naira and the acute dollar shortage in the economy, income from foreign exchange trading by Nigeria’s top banks rose sharply by 110 percent, year-on-year, to N145 billion in the nine months ending September 2020.

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