development has resulted into speculation in the market and caused
ripple effects on other currencies.
NAN correspondent who visited some bureau de change and black market
operators in Lagos said that they could not give rates to the pound
sterling and the euro.
Dealers who preferred anonymity said that there was scarcity of dollars
in circulation.
They said that the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) had stopped selling
forex to the bureaux de change since last year.
The dealers added that the recent review of trading positions for the
forex trading to 72 hours also contributed to speculation in the system.
The effect, they added, was that the naira could depreciate further by
next week.
NAN recalled that the CBN in November 2014 devalued the naira. (NAN)
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