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CBN records $6.3bn portfolio inflows, strengthens dollar position

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The CBN says Nigeria recorded $6.3bn in net foreign portfolio inflows between January and August, boosting FX liquidity and strengthening its dollar positi Read More: https://punchng.com/cbn-records-6-3bn-portfolio-inflows-strengthens-dollar-position/

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