ABUJA, March 26 (Reuters) - Nigeria's central bank has
suspended forex sales to retail traders in the wake of a travel
lockdown in Africa's most populous nation after the number of
coronavirus cases rose, a senior bureau de change (BDC) official
said on Thursday.
The central bank on Friday moved the currency rate for BDC
to 380 from the previous 360. It subsequently adjusted the
naira's official rate to 360, weaker than its previous peg of
306, implying a 15% devaluation.