ABUJA, Dec 2 (Reuters) - Nigeria's naira firmed on the black
market to 470 to the dollar on Wednesday, traders said,
recovering from a 3-1/2 year low of 500 naira on hopes that
foreign currency liquidity could improve after the central bank
eased rules on diaspora remittances.
The central bank issued a circular on Monday lifting rules
that had restricted diaspora inflows after weakening the naira's
official rate by 1.5% to 390 per dollar for exchange bureaux,
closer to the spot market to ease pressure on the currency.