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CBN to add more items to FX restriction list – how will this move impact the FX market?

By CNBC
12 September 2019   |   10:40 am
The Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria says more items will be listed under the forex restriction list. This comes as President Muhammadu Buhari says he told the apex bank to stop providing funding for food imports. Chioma Udu, FX dealer at GT Bank joins CNBC Africa to discuss this and other stories impacting Nigeria’s money market.

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