The Central Bank of Nigeria will now allow investors to engage in foreign exchange trading at rates the buyers and sellers set, a move it hopes will increase the amount of dollars available in Africa's biggest economy.
People or businesses who need dollars to repay loans, pay dividends, repatriate
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