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Re: Speculators Undermine Measures To Stabilize Foreign Exchange Market – Ribadu by spiSeyi: 10:52pm On Feb 20 |
The only way to save Naira in the short term is to convert all the dom account to Naira, the CBN should stop printing Naira for now, and lets our buyers pay us in Naira instead of the USD, then trade with some of our largest suppliers e.g. Chinese in their local currency RMB. But it will be difficult for the government to implement the measure of converting Dom account to Naira because the big boys will be affected. Doing this will make all the speculators to trade off their USD for Naira while their be excess liquidity of USD in the market which will naturally crash the USD. And in the long term Nigeria should diversify its economy and through tourism, tech, education, health and agriculture by investing heavily on them. |
Re: Speculators Undermine Measures To Stabilize Foreign Exchange Market – Ribadu by Konquest: 10:53pm On Feb 20 |
michlins:There is actually foodstuffs in a lot of communities from intelligence reports available to me. What is really happening is that hyperinflation has made nonsense of people's monthly income, so they can't buy foods as-and-when-due. I'm against importation because it would destroy all the years of effort of many people who set up farms and rice processing mills for instance. Their workers would also lose their jobs. The rapid deployment of CNG-KITTED food trucks to me is what would lower the cost of foodstuffs thereby leading to cheaper foods in the markets which people can afford from their monthly earnings. Did you know that as of 2016, the World Bank stated that Nigerians were spending up to 52 percent of their monthly income on food alone which as of 2016 was the HIGHEST in the whole world! This was in 2016. Therefore, ANY politician, President and State Governors should be CLEARLY intentional by lowering that percentage from over 50 percent to below 10 percent of monthly income spent on foodstuffs. I like dealing with statistical data for medium to long-term planning purposes... These statistical data can be studied and can easily be used to solve societal problems for sustainable growth and development. |
Re: Speculators Undermine Measures To Stabilize Foreign Exchange Market – Ribadu by OsunOriginal: 10:56pm On Feb 20 |
Ibrahimcoomasie: How about the crooks in banks. How many MDs and directors of the corruption cesspool called banks have been arrested and locked up? |
Re: Speculators Undermine Measures To Stabilize Foreign Exchange Market – Ribadu by DOM7: 11:28pm On Feb 20 |
APC the almighty accusers worse than the devil. |
Re: Speculators Undermine Measures To Stabilize Foreign Exchange Market – Ribadu by NovusHomo(m): 12:22am On Feb 21 |
Godfullsam:Interesting. So if I have leftover $s and I am catching a flight to Lagos, I should throw those $s in a trash can at the airport before boarding? Seriously, most Nigerians need information on how things work. I'll tell you what; the US doesn't give a s**t about how much foreign currency you bring into the country. Most of them can't compete with the $ anyway. Just declare it's value in $s. Beyond a certain limit, justify possession and explain why you need so much. The same with taking out $s. Any amount above $10,000 will require that you declare it in a form to be filled out by you for the same reason. Valuable currencies don't need protection. |
Re: Speculators Undermine Measures To Stabilize Foreign Exchange Market – Ribadu by NovusHomo(m): 12:30am On Feb 21 |
Ibrahimcoomasie: CLOWNS. Have you forgotten your "willing seller, willing buyer" maxim? Market forces of demand and supply will always win. |
Re: Speculators Undermine Measures To Stabilize Foreign Exchange Market – Ribadu by Godfullsam(m): 4:38am On Feb 21 |
NovusHomo: If you have left over $s go and deposit it in the bank. It will immediately be converted to it's naira equivalent and you can go and withdraw in dollar when ever you need it. No one should be allowed to hoard the dollar for whatever reason. Desperate situations require desperate measures. |
Re: Speculators Undermine Measures To Stabilize Foreign Exchange Market – Ribadu by Gr8amechi: 7:02am On Feb 21 |
mrvitalis:You said the whole truth. Naira has lost the core value of money which is a store of value. I can bet if the government just spread a speculation that they are pegging naira to 1kbto a dollar you would see the pressure reducing because if it continues like this, every single Nigerians would be moving their little savings out of naira and this will continue to make it crash. |
Re: Speculators Undermine Measures To Stabilize Foreign Exchange Market – Ribadu by Satazaa: 7:04am On Feb 21 |
post=128559040:thanks a million times for your sense of patriotism 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Speculators Undermine Measures To Stabilize Foreign Exchange Market – Ribadu by Bfly: 8:30am On Feb 21 |
Fg should stop announcing moves, we are tired of buying hopes. Rich or poor. All black cares about is his belly |
Re: Speculators Undermine Measures To Stabilize Foreign Exchange Market – Ribadu by VULCAN(m): 11:11am On Feb 21 |
APC is a failure. If you focused on production would speculators be bearish on the Naira. They can clearly see that you people have no plans to get the economy working so they are buying dollars and pounds knowing that they can make lots of money when they sell later. Dazall |
Re: Speculators Undermine Measures To Stabilize Foreign Exchange Market – Ribadu by charlsecy(m): 3:09pm On Feb 21 |
@Godfullsam, Nonsense, unworkable solutions you posted up there. |
Re: Speculators Undermine Measures To Stabilize Foreign Exchange Market – Ribadu by princefunm: 5:38pm On Feb 21 |
Speculators are not the problem. There will always be speculators in a living economy. I keep saying.....there are macro issues that are being ignored. Tackle this macro issues first. Tackle this macro issues first. Going after speculators and closing all windows will only grind the economy to a full halt. The reason nothing the so called proactive government has failed so far is because they are focusing on the wrong things. |
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