ABUJA, July 7 (Reuters) - No quotes for the naira were
available on Nigeria's official market for the second
consecutive session on Tuesday, Refinitiv Eikon data showed,
after the central bank last week depreciated the currency at an
auction.
The central bank, Nigeria's main forex supplier, asked
lenders on Friday to bid for dollars at 380 naira per dollar, 5%
above its official rate, in a sign it wanted to unify its
multiple exchange rates. The naira traded at 387.70 on the over-the-counter spot
market, widely used by investors and importers, while it was
quoted weaker at 460 on the black market.