ABUJA, Nov 30 (Reuters) - Nigeria's naira slipped across the
curve against the dollar in non-deliverable forward markets on
Monday, with the six-month contracts falling the most, after the
currency weakened on the spot and futures market at its previous
session.
One-month non-deliverable forwards showed the naira
weakening to 399.50 per dollar, close to the spot market rate,
quoted by investors and importers, while the two-month contract
traded at 405.75 per dollar.