ABUJA, March 25 (Reuters) - Nigeria's naira fell to a new
low of 382.73 to the dollar on the spot market on Wednesday
after the West African country last week depreciated its
currency rate on the over-the-counter market.
The central bank moved the interbank currency rate to 380 on
Friday, 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.