Naira Undervalued by 13% Despite FX Reforms: Rewane
Economist Bismarck Rewane says the naira is undervalued by 13.22%, estimating its fair value at N1,193.22/$ versus the market rate of N1,374.92/$.
Economist Bismarck Rewane says the naira is undervalued by 13.22%, estimating its fair value at N1,193.22/$ versus the market rate of N1,374.92/$.
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