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August 4, 2026|23:34

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Naira holds steady on improved FX liquidity

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Global shocks hit Naira harder than Rand, CBN study finds

The naira held steady in the official foreign exchange (FX) market on Tuesday, supported by improved market liquidity and stronger

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