Naira depreciates to N410/$ at parallel market
As the raging Coronavirus continues its huge toll on the global economic system, particularly for oil exporting countries, the Naira on Thursday depreciated by 9% in exchange for the dollar at the parallel market, slumping to N410/$.
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