Naira Depreciates to ₦1,585/$ in Parallel Market despite weaker Dollar
On Wednesday, the Nigerian Naira depreciated, to ₦1,585 per dollar in the parallel market, down from ₦1,565 the previous day.
Jeremiah Ayegbusi March 13, 2025
- July 30, 2025
On Wednesday, the Nigerian Naira depreciated, to ₦1,585 per dollar in the parallel market, down from ₦1,565 the previous day.
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