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Money And Credit Statistics (Million Naira)

  Year 2010
Month May June July
Narrow Money (M1) 5,005,020.70 4,917,989.90 4,958,349.70
Broad Money (M2) 10,746,065.30 10,845,498.10 10,941,435.30
Net Foreign Assets (NFA) 6,601,413.40 6,484,759.00 6,583,044.60
Net Domestic Credit (NDC) 8,882,624.60 8,612,940.00 8,595,036.60
Credit to Government -1,131,095.10 -1,489,877.50 -1,315,669.00
Credit to Private Sector 10,013,719.70 10,102,817.50 9,910,705.60
Reserve Money (Base Money) 1,534,788.50 1,535,112.30 1,658,882.20
Currency in Circulation 1,056,748.40 1,063,633.00 1,076,922.10
Bank Reserves 478,040.20 471,479.30 581,960.10
Currency Outside Banks 817,431.60 795,412.10 805,680.20
Demand Deposits 4,187,589.00 4,122,577.80 4,152,669.50
Quasi Money 5,741,044.60 5,927,508.20 5,983,085.60
       
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Facts : 1/27/1959
MANPOWER DEVELOPMENT:Mr. Graham William Keep was appointed the first and the only Expatriate Deputy Governor of Central Bank of Nigeria, from January 27, 1959 to January 26, 1962.
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