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Re: Naira Depreciates By N7 - Vanguard by 19naia(m): 1:57pm On Aug 07, 2015
Inception:
Question for you: the current exchange rate to the dollar not low enough?

Low enough for what?
Low enough to encourage more foriegn buyers(export sales) ?
Low enough to display international equitability by standard of value per quality provided?
Low enough to be a natural reflection of market and economic practices in a culture of corruption and price gouging?

It is what it is for the reasons it is. That is only natural. Focusing on manipulating the reasons behind it all rather than manipulating the banking flow, is the way to go.
The real factors driving naira low are still in place despite the detours and obstructions created by govt. in the banking sector. How about focusing on getting those devaluing factors off the road, or should i say out of the market and economy.
All trade and productivity is tied to the movement of currencies. Any obstruction or constraints placed on the currencies, will obstruct the flow of trade and productivity if not add increase to price of trading.

Are prices not high enough yet in Nigeria?
One reason the Naira falls is that prices in Nigeria are high beyond what is internationally equitable. Too much asked for too little quality.. This banking manipulation over the currency is having effect on prices and will have long term effect of putting weight on the Naira to help it sink.
Price controls and other measures within the market and economy itself are needed. The banking sector manipulation is just a superficial measure. Focus on Nigeria's quality of business practices, products and services. Infrastucture is starting to come up to help cradle a better environment for better business and quality, but i hope the people can adjust their culture and practices to keep in step with the need for better business.

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Re: Naira Depreciates By N7 - Vanguard by Inception(m): 2:09pm On Aug 07, 2015
19naia:


Low enough for what?
Low enough to encourage more foriegn buyers(export sales) ?
Low enough to display international equitability by standard of value per quality provided?
Low enough to be a natural reflection of market and economic practices in a culture of corruption and price gouging?

It is what it is for the reasons it is. That is only natural. Focusing on manipulating the reasons behind it all rather than manipulating the banking flow, is the way to go.
The real factors driving naira low are still in place despite the detours and obstructions created by govt. in the banking sector. How about focusing on getting those devaluing factors off the road, or should i say out of the market and economy.
All trade and productivity is tied to the movement of currencies. Any obstruction or constraints placed on the currencies, will obstruct the flow of trade and productivity if not add increase to price of trading.

Are prices not high enough yet in Nigeria?
One reason the Naira falls is that prices in Nigeria are high beyond what is internationally equitable. Too much asked for too little quality.. This banking manipulation over the currency is having effect on prices and will have long term effect of putting weight on the Naira to help it sink.
Price controls and other measures within the market and economy itself are needed. The banking sector manipulation is just a superficial measure. Focus on Nigeria's quality of business practices, products and services. Infrastucture is starting to come up to help cradle a better environment for better business and quality, but i hope the people can adjust their culture and practices to keep in step with the need for better business
.

Brilliant response.Could'nt have said it better
Re: Naira Depreciates By N7 - Vanguard by Rajjah(f): 4:22pm On Aug 07, 2015
Trailblazer1:
Ever since Amaechi started to hate money, naira has never remained the same undecided


Please, do we now organise prayer for Naira?
loooooool. U sha o!
Re: Naira Depreciates By N7 - Vanguard by henryutd(m): 7:19pm On Aug 07, 2015
Gambling on point.
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