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    As at:
    M2
    CPS
    INF
    IBR
    MPR
    91-day NTB
    DPR
    PLR
    Bonny Light
    Ext Res    		 N13,300,339.2m
    N12,934,341.3m
    10.3
    14.1400
    12
    14
    6.8
    16.75
    US$112.1
    US$34,353,397,265.4
    		 Dec, 2011
    Dec, 2011
    Dec, 2011
    1/18/2012
    1/26/2012
    12/8/2011
    Dec, 2011
    Dec, 2011
    1/26/2012
    1/26/2012

    Full dates are in the format mm/dd/yyyy

  • Inflation rates from Jan, 2011 to Dec, 2011
    Max = 12.8, Min = 9.3 for period in display.
    Current Inflation rate = 10.3



News

Sanusi Delivers Lecture at London School of Economics -Wednesday, January 25, 2012
The Governor, Central Bank of Nigeria, Mallam Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, CON, was the guest lecturer at the annual Sir Patrick Gillam Lecture Series at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), which took place on Monday, January 23, 2012.
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Joint Statement of Commitment by Members of the Bankers Committee -Wednesday, January 18, 2012
As leaders in the Nigerian financial sector, we are uniquely positioned to further economic growth and development in Nigeria through our regulatory, lending and investment activities across a diversity of segments and sectors of the Nigerian economy. The context in which we make business decisions is, however, characterized by complex and growing challenges relating to population growth, urban migration, poverty, destruction of biodiversity and ecosystems, pressure on food sources, prices and security, lack of energy and infrastructure and potential climate change legislation from our trade partners, amongst others.
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Enlightenment Forum on the e-Payment of all forms of Suppliers, Taxes, Salaries & Pensions -Friday, December 30, 2011
Please find attached the presentation made at the recently concluded Nationwide Enlightenment Forum on the e-Payment of all forms of Suppliers, Taxes, Salaries & Pensions. Click here for the CBN e-Payment Compliance Certificate.
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Further Clarifications on Cash-less Lagos Project -Friday, December 30, 2011
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has introduced a new policy on cash-based transactions which stipulates a cash handling charge on daily cash withdrawals or cash deposits that exceed N150,000 for Individuals and N1,000,000 for Corporate bodies. The new policy on cash-based transactions (withdrawals & deposits) in banks, aims at reducing (NOT ELIMINATING) the amount of physical cash (coins and notes) circulating in the economy, and encouraging more electronic-based transactions (payments for goods, services, transfers, etc.).
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Up-coming Events


  • The 224th meeting of the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) is scheduled to hold as follows
    January 30th - 31st, 2012. D8 Meeting Room, 11th Floor, Wing C, CBN Corporate Headquarters, Abuja.
  • 6th Annual Microfinance Conference and Entrepreneurship Awards
    February 7-8, 2012. Sheraton Hotels and Towers, Abuja, Nigeria.

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Wholesale DAS

Date Total Sold
1/25 Auction No. 7 held with 24 Banks biding for a total of $0.00 (the lowest bid was $156.70). Total amount sold was $250,000,000.00. Click on date to see the detailed breakdown of the auction. ($250,000)
1/23 Auction No. 6 held with 24 Banks biding for a total of $0.00 (the lowest bid was $156.91). Total amount sold was $250,000,000.00. Click on date to see the detailed breakdown of the auction. ($250,000)
1/18 Auction No. 5 held with 22 Banks biding for a total of $0.00 (the lowest bid was $156.71). Total amount sold was $250,000,000.00. Click on date to see the detailed breakdown of the auction. ($250,000)
Note.: the above figures are in thousands of U$D.
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Exchange Rates (NGN)
JPY2.0373
WAUA241.739
$USD156.85
CHF170.6189
SDR242.6626
SAR41.8222
GBP246.4114
As at January 27, 2012
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CBN Museum
Facts : 1/7/1959
Evolution of Departments:At inception, the organisational structure of the CBN was understandably simple consisting of two departments, namely, the General Manager's and the Secretary's Departments, with the appropriate division of labour as then percieved. The General Manager's Department was responsible for all the Department banking, currency issues, debt management and other operational functions of the bank while the Secretary's Department handled the administrative and staff matters, carried out some research into the economic and financial conditions, and collected and analysed relevant statistics for policy formulation.
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