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Naira Steadies at N1,329 as Reserves Hit $54.60bn

The naira on Wednesday maintained a relatively steady rate against the dollar in the official foreign exchange (FX) market as read more Naira steadies at N1,329 as reserves hit $54.60bn

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Naira Steadies at N1,329 as Reserves Hit $54.60bn
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The naira held at approximately N1,329 per dollar in the official FX market, indicating limited near-term volatility. Foreign reserves rose to $54.60 billion, which strengthens the central bank's capacity to defend the currency and meet import and debt obligations. Sustained reserve accretion could support gradual exchange-rate stability, though the parallel market spread and oil-price dependence remain key risks.

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