Naira gains 0.23% against dollar at investors, exporters window
Naira appreciated at the Investors and Exporters window on Wednesday, exchanging at N463.33 to the dollar, a 0.23 per cent increase against the N464.42 to the dollar traded on Tuesday.
The open indicative rate closed at N464.29 to the dollar on Wednesday.
An exchange rate of N467 to the dollar was the highest rate recorded within Wednesday’s trading before it settled at N463.33.
The naira sold for as low as 460 to the dollar within Wednesday’s trading.
Seventy-seven million dollars were traded on Wednesday at the official Investors and Exporters window.
(NAN)
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