Nigeria's naira slipped 2.5 percent to a new closing low of 310 per dollar on Monday, failing to lure in local investors or foreign players as trade dried up a day before an expected interest rate hike from the central bank.
The currency had opened at a record low of 302.10 on Monday and traded a to
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