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The exchange rate disparity between the parallel market and the official market widened again to N78.50, representing a 16.7% devaluation differential.
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The exchange rate disparity between the parallel market and the official market widened again to N78.50, representing a 16.7% devaluation differential.
The exchange rate at the parallel market closed at N470/$1 on the last day of trading December 31, 2020.
In the parallel market, the exchange rate between the naira and the US dollar stood at N470/$.
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This represents a N1 gain when compared to the N476/$1 that it exchanged for on Friday, December 9.
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Average yields on federal government bonds across the short and long tenor of the curve widened by 2 and 16 basis points respectively.
According to Abokifx, the Naira appreciated against the dollar to close at N478/$1 on Wednesday.
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