Naira depreciates on the investors & exporters window
By CNBC Africa
10 July 2018 |
5:25 am
The naira depreciated in the Investors and Exporters Window last week, losing N1.26 naira to close at N362.58 naira to the greenback. Lekan Olabisi, FX Dealer at GT Bank joins CNBC Africa to preview the fixed income and forex markets this week.
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