Naira loses 19 kobo to dollar at official market
The naira on Friday closed the week slightly weaker, as it lost 19 kobo to the U.S. dollar at the official market trading at N1,533.74.
Data released on the official website of the Central Bank of Nigeria showed that the naira traded on Thursday at N1,533.55.
On Wednesday, the naira slightly depreciated trading at N1,534.52 compared to the trading figures on Tuesday when it traded at N1,533.18.
On Monday the naira opened the trading week with slight gain trading at 1,534.20 to a dollar.
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