The naira fell to an all-time low of N1348.63/$ on the Nigerian Autonomous Foreign Exchange Market on Monday.
Data from FMDQ showed that the Naira climbed to a record-time low of N1,348.63 per US Dollar on Monday from N891.90 on Friday.
This represents 33.87 per cent or N456.73 weaker than N891.90 recorded at the close of trading on Friday.
On December 8th and 28th last year, the Naira surpassed the N1,000 per US dollar threshold, quoting at N1,099.05 and N1,043.09 per dollar, respectively.
Similarly, the Naira still did not do well in the parallel forex market as the exchange rate depreciated by 2.76 per cent, quoting at N1,450 per US dollar.
The depreciation comes despite the forex turnover at the close of the trading, which was $64.29 million, representing a 36.33 per cent increase compared to the previous day.
Recall that the Central Bank of Nigeria released another N500 million to the forex market to clear verified forex backlog.
The development comes barely a week after the bank injected approximately $2 billion to settle outstanding commitments across the manufacturing, aviation, and petroleum sectors.
