After two days of substantial depreciation in a week characterized by significant volatility in the foreign exchange market, the naira showed signs of stabilizing as it closed at N1,485.99/$1 on Friday, May 31, 2024.
This marks a slight decline of 0.08% from the previous day’s close of N1,484.75/$1, and the lowest depreciation rate since January 19, 2024, amid CBN’s interventions.
This marginal change suggests a possible stabilization as market participants adjust to the new rates and the Central Bank’s interventions to manage liquidity. The reduced turnover could be indicative of a wait-and-see approach by investors and traders, reflecting cautious optimism.
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