ABUJA, March 26 (Reuters) - The Nigerian naira eased to a
new low on both the official and over-the-counter spot markets
on Thursday after the country's central bank last week
depreciated its currency rate.
The naira weakened to 361 on the official market, supported
by the central bank, while the currency hit 383.25 naira on the
spot market.
Traders on Thursday said most of them were switching to
remote dealing due to a spread of the coronavirus outbreak in
the West African country.