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Nigeria’s external reserves rise to $52.5 billion, enough for 11 months’ imports
Nigeria’s external reserves increased to $52.5 billion, sufficient to cover 11 months of imports. The rise is attributed to crude oil-related tax receipts and third-party inflows into the economy.
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