To sustain liquidity and moderate rate, Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) on Tuesday, intervened in the Inter-Bank Foreign Exchange Market to the tune of $364million.
A breakdown of Tuesday’s intervention indicates that the Retail Secondary Market Intervention Sales (SMIS) received the largest allocation of $264,192,252.95. The CBN also offered the sum of $100,000,000 to authorised dealers in the wholesale window.
Confirming the figures yesterday, sources at the bank said the CBN also received requests from authorized forex dealers on behalf of their customers, for which results will be released.
According to the sources, the Bank remained committed to achieving a convergence of rates at the inter-bank and Bureau-de-Change segments of the market.
Meanwhile, as a way to ameliorate the difficulties encountered by critical stakeholders, the apex bank says payment for port charges to the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) and other agencies by oil marketing companies can now be accommodated by the Bank using Form ‘A’.
A circular endorsed by the Director, Trade and Exchange Department, Wuritka Dauda Gotring, directed authorized dealers to accept the request for the payments of port charges from oil marketing companies and forward same to the CBN Forex window.
-Edited from Tribune Online
its becoming better,i bought thermocool deep freezer that was 117k for 102k yesteday
ReplyDeleteAll the money they are injecting, nothing good has come out of it. Dollars still N365. what a shame
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