The five trading days foreign exchange market ended on Friday with Nigeria's currency gaining 0.39 percent against the dollar on the black market but exchange rate disparity between the official and alternative markets remains a concern.
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has introduced a new currency policy that limits foreign currency transactions over domestic commercial bank's counters.
Weeks ago, commercial banks in the country could allow up to $10,000 monthly cash deposit into customers' domiciliary accounts. Now, this amou
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