The Central Bank of Nigeria will now have more dollars flowing in to defend the Nigerian currency as oil prices rally above ...

The U.S. dollar inched down against the Vietnamese dong on the black market Saturday morning. Unofficial exchange points sold the greenback 0.02% lower at VND26,325. Vietcombank kept its rate ...

4. Rupee's rise against the dollar Rupee's rise against the US dollar also influenced domestic market sentiment. According to Bloomberg data, the domestic currency strengthened by about 23 paise ...

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The U.S. dollar rose marginally against the Vietnamese dong on the black market Tuesday morning. The dollar went up 0.11% to VND26,370 at unofficial exchange points. Vietcombank kepts its rate ...

Even so, Brown quickly took to social media to underscore her support for those peacefully demanding change: “Before anyone puts a single word in our mouths,” she wrote: “Black lives matter.” ...

This means that the Naira dropped by N0.46 against the dollar on a day-to-day basis. However, at the black market, the sell rate of Naira to dollar remained flat at N1,625 on Thursday, the same ...

A "deep-seated and unhinged" desire to bring down big tobacco via sky-high taxes has created a thriving black market ... would work with states to curb the rise of illegal tobacco.

This indicates that at the black market, the naira gained N35 against the dollar in the period under review. Speaking days back, the Governor of CBN, Olayemi Cardoso, attributed the naira’s ...

The U.S. dollar inched down against the Vietnamese dong on the black market Saturday morning. Unofficial exchange points sold the greenback 0.02% lower at VND26,325. Vietcombank kept its rate ...

Conservatives pointed to the wave of street violence against Jews in Brooklyn, perpetrated by Black men and in their view ignored by the left, and to antisemitic rhetoric on campuses, along with ...

Kenya alone loses at least Sh153 billion each year due to counterfeit goods across various sectors, including pharmaceuticals, according to estimates by the Anti-Counterfeit Authority.