Forex liquidity exceeds $42b

Nigeria may be sitting atop foreign exchange (forex) stockpile in excess of $42 billion from reserves’ accretion and the expected full inflow of the $3 billion Eurobond, which may have materialised. At the weekend, the Central Bank of Nigeria

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Forex liquidity exceeds $42b

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