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CBN to sell FX weekly to retail users at 375 naira

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February 20, 2017
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CBN plans to sell $1 million weekly to each of the country’s 21 commercial lenders at a rate of 375 naira to clear a backlog of demand and try to narrow the premium between the official and black market rates, traders said on Monday.

Traders said commercial lenders have compiled a list of bids from customers awaiting dollars.

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