CBN sold 1.3bn Yuan to stabilise forex demand in 12 months
One year after the beginning of the Central Bank of Nigeria intervention in the sale of Foreign Exchange in Chinese Yuan , the apex bank has sold over 1.3billion CNY, a compilation by Daily Trust has shown.
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