Nigeria’s foreign reserves rise to $32.16bn
By News Express on 30/09/2017
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Nigeria’s foreign exchange reserves were up 1.52 percent from a month earlier to $32.16 billion by Sept. 22, latest central bank data showed on Friday.
Nigeria’s dollar reserves were up almost 30 percent from a year earlier. The bank did not provide a reason for the increase, which could be a result of a rise in global oil prices and its own crude production at home.
Source News Express
Posted 30/09/2017 3:43:03 PM
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