Why is the Parallel rate like that...
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Tuesday, February 28, 2017
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Still on the high
ReplyDeleteI think its because the monies been pummeled by CBN is going into the bank alone. There is no circulating dollar on the streets,
ReplyDeleteLol! Why should dollars or any efex circulate on the street?? Hhen, aunty Lisa??
DeleteSlow & Steady! We'll get there.
ReplyDeleteAmen.
DeleteYes Yvonne
DeleteAmen o
DeleteAmen.
DeleteWas so surprised and glad when I noticed my last transaction that GTB only took 320 Naira per dollar as against FBN's 490+ Naira.
So so happy and can't wait for March
Are cards now working on ATMs
DeleteThe money should come down jare. Saw on paper that cbn wants to peg it at N300+ for what now. They should take us where they met us. N165 per dollar
ReplyDeleteKai! The day I hear sey e don enter N165 I go mop am up. Lol.
DeleteThey did not meet it at 165.
DeleteHahahahahahahahahaha. Abi ooo. They should take us to where they met us or even further down
DeleteI'm just weak....ahn ahn...
ReplyDeleteJobhy no weak abeg o. Things will be fine. How's our Darling baby doing? Regards
DeleteStill high.
ReplyDeleteStella na winch dey worry all of them
ReplyDeleteHmmmmmmm still high ohh
ReplyDeleteThere is scarcity of dollars because of the low price of oil, therefore, the demand for dollars in the parallel market exceeds supply leading to increased rate of exchange. To understand better, the country earned a minimum of $1.5 billion dollars monthly during the oil boom but presently earn a maximum of $600 million dollars per month.
ReplyDeleteI can boldly say the exchange rate is not going back below 300 Naira per dollar except there is a sudden rise in global oil prices which looks like a distant reality. The only viable solution is a long term approach by reducing dependency on imports so that the pressure on the Naira is not heightened when the dollar becomes scarce.
Anon thank you for breaking it down for us
DeleteThank you.
DeleteNigeria will continue to be an importing country until electricity is fixed
DeleteAnon 15.39, thank u!
DeleteCorrect 15:39. No mind the olodos and onufia peeps that are always blaming Buhari.
DeleteYou know your onion anonymous.
DeleteWell said
Mumu
DeleteYou don't know oil price has been going up purple by little that's why cbn have enough money to pummel into the market??
Copy and paste somebody
You can not even make research
300 is still on the high side. 200 is fine
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