CBN’s swap policy shows cash is king in Nigeria
Nigeria is moving toward a full-fledged cashless society with the Central Bank of Nigeria’s introduction of the cash swap policy.
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Nigeria is moving toward a full-fledged cashless society with the Central Bank of Nigeria’s introduction of the cash swap policy.
President Muhammadu Buhari has failed to deliver on his promise to resolve naira crisis after seven days.
In 2022, Nigeria’s apex bank, the Central Bank of Nigeria, announced its plans to redesign the currency.
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) says that one of the many reasons for naira redesign is to mop up excess liquidity in the Nigerian economy.
Nigeria’s currency is weaker than Afghanistan’s Afghani and Pakistan’s Rupee on the international market. Currently, one dollar equals N411 (Naira). 79.92 AFN (Afghani), and 174. 43 PKR (Pakistani rupee).
The Central Bank of Naira (CBN) recently devalued the naira by 5.54 percent. While the new rate has not been readjusted on the website of the apex bank, there are indications that exchange has been raised to ₦381/$1 in place of the previous official rate of ₦360/$1. However, the new rate has been updated on the website of FMDQ OTC Securities Exchange, a platform that oversees foreign-exchange trading.