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CBN plans to sell $100 mln forward at special auction

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March 23, 2017
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CBN plans to sell $100 million in currency forwards on Thursday to be delivered within the next 60 days, traders say.

The bank has been injecting more dollars into the system to meet the needs of importers since February. It’s trying to boost supply in the market and narrow the margin between official and black market rate.

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