LAGOS, Aug 1 (Reuters) - The Nigerian central bank has been
intervening on the currency market over the past two weeks to
keep the naira stable as foreign investors book profits in the
wake of lower yields on the debt market, a trader told Reuters.
The naira was quoted at 362.80 to the dollar on the currency
market for investors, weaker than the around 361 level where it
has traded for much of this year, said the dealer, who trades
currency for the local unit of an international bank.