ABUJA, Aug 18 (Reuters) - Nigeria naira fell 1.04% on
Tuesday to a low of 480 on the black market after the government
said it will reopen its airports for international travel in two
weeks' time, a move that could increase dollar demand, traders
said.
The naira had been stable for over a week on the black
market at 475 per dollar, where it trades at more than 20%
weaker to the official over-the-counter spot market.