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Re: CBN, Abokifx And The Resurgence Of Authoritarian Regulation by Nobody: 4:44pm On Sep 20, 2021 |
TenQ: You didn't answer my question. The Japanese yen is trading at 109 to the dollar The korean won is trading at almost 1200 to the dollar. Why is that? Answer the question. Stop shifting goal post . The libya dinar is trading at 4 to a dollar. Libya does mot produce anything and it is at war, why is that? The Russian roubles and indian rupees are trading at 73 to a dollar, Afghani is trading at 79 to a dollar why is that? |
Re: CBN, Abokifx And The Resurgence Of Authoritarian Regulation by Omooba77: 4:50pm On Sep 20, 2021 |
JuanDeDios: Dont mind those zombies, running fake figures without supporting real facts. Goverment stiffening everywhere, but accusing wrong people. What is the good thing behind shutting Idi-Iroko boders all these while. GMB doesnt know about Economy of scale. The farmers can not produce rice, garri, beans again because of herdsmen. |
Re: CBN, Abokifx And The Resurgence Of Authoritarian Regulation by Babanah: 5:00pm On Sep 20, 2021 |
thebosstrevor1: Let the naira float with a single rate heavens would not fall trust me. Build up your reserves ( war chest) and then move on to a managed floating exchange rate regime. If the country cannot tame its appetite for dollars, then it's either look for more sources of fx or the exchange rate continues to go up. The reason there is so much speculation on the naira is because if the belief that the currency will continue to slide against the dollar until it gets to the equilibrium rate. |
Re: CBN, Abokifx And The Resurgence Of Authoritarian Regulation by ivolt: 5:17pm On Sep 20, 2021 |
phineas:Nobody is fixing price. It is basic economics. If everybody who goes to Nigerian bank for forex gets any amount of dollar they need, "black market" will disappear overnight. Millions of websites actually! Apart from finance information sites such as https://www.xe.com/currencyconverter/. Every website which accept international transactions publish their own separate rates. Paypal for example has a different rates for pounds to dollars than you will get from Google aggregate calculator. Why did they allow this, you ask? Because it is stupid for central banks to fight customers who wants to exchange currency. Whatever the market determine is the rate of exchange. In fact, official rates has no meaning in market-control forex and central banks in developed countries don't cry over them because it is pointless. So how do central banks of developed country influence rate if they wish? They either supply more currency or withdraw existing ones. It is that simple.
You need a basic education in economics, especially demand and supply. If Emefiele actually believe that Abokifx determines exchange rates, then he is a dumbass and should resign. 3 Likes |
Re: CBN, Abokifx And The Resurgence Of Authoritarian Regulation by Omooba77: 5:18pm On Sep 20, 2021 |
thebosstrevor1:And Maduro not selling oil through the back door...... BMC Champion, I got no time for you..... |
Re: CBN, Abokifx And The Resurgence Of Authoritarian Regulation by Nobody: 5:26pm On Sep 20, 2021 |
Omooba77: What backdoor when on sanction? You have no reasonable answers rather than cooking up stories. Economic problems in Venezuela started during the chavez administration because of over spending due to the lot of free government social programs for the citizens. The economy was in collapse when maduro came into power, United states oil sanctions worsen the situation. |
Re: CBN, Abokifx And The Resurgence Of Authoritarian Regulation by Nobody: 5:26pm On Sep 20, 2021 |
Babanah: Any difference with what you wrote and what the cbn is doing? |
Re: CBN, Abokifx And The Resurgence Of Authoritarian Regulation by Omooba77: 5:31pm On Sep 20, 2021 |
thebosstrevor1: You can hear yourself loudly.... Economic problems in Venezuela started during the chavez administration because of over spending due to the lot of free government social programs for the citizens. The economy was in collapse when maduro came into power, United states oil sanctions worsen the situation. What is GMB and co doing with tradermoni, conditional transfer that are not sustainable and not economy multiplier... |
Re: CBN, Abokifx And The Resurgence Of Authoritarian Regulation by TenQ: 5:46pm On Sep 20, 2021 |
thebosstrevor1:Haven't I answered you? The Naira is relatively much weaker than the currencies you mentioned. It's not just about the exchange rate BUT the purchasing power of the citizens. How much is your income in Naira worth in Japan? How much is your income in Naira worth in South Korea? Will you be rich or poor? |
Re: CBN, Abokifx And The Resurgence Of Authoritarian Regulation by Nobody: 5:49pm On Sep 20, 2021 |
Omooba77: Trader moni isn't free, they are loans given to traders |
Re: CBN, Abokifx And The Resurgence Of Authoritarian Regulation by Babanah: 6:13pm On Sep 20, 2021 |
thebosstrevor1:You go and find out about the cbn’s fx policy and compare with what I have said. |
Re: CBN, Abokifx And The Resurgence Of Authoritarian Regulation by Gfskw: 6:43pm On Sep 20, 2021 |
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Re: CBN, Abokifx And The Resurgence Of Authoritarian Regulation by Nobody: 6:58pm On Sep 20, 2021 |
Babanah: It is the same thing |
Re: CBN, Abokifx And The Resurgence Of Authoritarian Regulation by Nobody: 6:59pm On Sep 20, 2021 |
TenQ: I wasn't talking about the naira but the exchange rates of those currencies to the dollar |
Re: CBN, Abokifx And The Resurgence Of Authoritarian Regulation by Jeferious: 7:06pm On Sep 20, 2021 |
philip0906:Bros talk true. 595 Guy abeg take am easy make you no give me BP for here |
Re: CBN, Abokifx And The Resurgence Of Authoritarian Regulation by Jeferious: 7:37pm On Sep 20, 2021 |
adonainana:Oga stop arguing with that boy. Im still dey write WAEC. He's typing for typing sake. I no even sure say Im don hustle one Naira for im life before. I remember when I planned on tendering an official request for FX to CBN using my bank. It's called Form Q application. My account officer was the one who advised me to give up on the process. She showed me such forms with her which the FX requests has not been granted by the apex bank since three months. Brother I enter black market buy my thing. I can't just keep such huge amount of money at a spot for months because I'm looking for cheap FX...which is not even guaranteed. Abeg no dey follow am argue. |
Re: CBN, Abokifx And The Resurgence Of Authoritarian Regulation by TenQ: 7:51pm On Sep 20, 2021 |
thebosstrevor1: The comparison is never done in isolation. The exchange rate isn't the sole indicator of strength of a currency but 1. The per capital income of a Nation 2. The average citizens income If the minimum wage in Nigeria is N400,000 and dollar is N1000 to a dollar. On the surface it looks like the Naira is undervalued. But the truth is that the minimum wage in dollars is $400. BUT The minimum wage in Nigeria is N30,000 and the exchange rate is N400 to a dollar. The minimum wage of a Nigerian in dollars is $75 So, you will see why the strength of a currency is not just about its numerical values of the exchange rate but its purchasing ability in the hands of the citizens. Here you see that the Naira is stronger even at an exchange rate if N1000 to a dollar if the minimum wage is N400,000 than when the exchange rate is N400 to a dollar at a minimum wage of N30,000. ..which of these two will you prefer? 1 Like |
Re: CBN, Abokifx And The Resurgence Of Authoritarian Regulation by Babanah: 7:52pm On Sep 20, 2021 |
thebosstrevor1: Does the CBN not have have multiple exchange rates at the moment? Is the CBN not trying to manage the value of the naira through unorthodox, inconsistent and often confusing means? |
Re: CBN, Abokifx And The Resurgence Of Authoritarian Regulation by Nobody: 8:15pm On Sep 20, 2021 |
TenQ: You keep changing goal post |
Re: CBN, Abokifx And The Resurgence Of Authoritarian Regulation by Nobody: 8:17pm On Sep 20, 2021 |
Babanah: No the cbn does not have multiple exchange rate. The cbn is not managing the value of naira through unorthodox and confusing means. |
Re: CBN, Abokifx And The Resurgence Of Authoritarian Regulation by TenQ: 8:21pm On Sep 20, 2021 |
thebosstrevor1:It seems you are beyond learning. Can you see how AbokFX has caused dollars to rise again even after its ban to N575 to a dollar https://www.nairaland.com/6763147/naira-plunges-n575-dollar-two |
Re: CBN, Abokifx And The Resurgence Of Authoritarian Regulation by Nobody: 8:29pm On Sep 20, 2021 |
TenQ: You keep changing goal post without answering the question i asked. I never for once asked about naira but you keep mentioning naira and your slogan demand and supply as if that is the only words written in your economics book. Abokifx is not the cause of dollar rise, abokifx is just a blog that aggregates data. Also,Dollar isn't 575, dollar is 563 in the unofficial open market, official cbn rate is 411 575 is gotten from binance p2p trading not recognized by the government, that is another scam in the making. Presently binance p2p is showing almost 600. Greed will kill Nigerians |
Re: CBN, Abokifx And The Resurgence Of Authoritarian Regulation by TenQ: 8:55pm On Sep 20, 2021 |
thebosstrevor1:You were the one who changed the goal posts. Was I the one that brought in the issue of the Yen or the Won? |
Re: CBN, Abokifx And The Resurgence Of Authoritarian Regulation by Nobody: 9:05pm On Sep 20, 2021 |
TenQ: That is because you claimed that Every country who produce MORE than the IMPORT will have a strong currency. Yen and won are exchanged at the rate of 1189 and 109 to a dollar respectively. Libya is at war and the exchange rate to a dollar is 5 dinar to a dollar. Roubles and rupee are exchange at 73 to a dollar, afgani is exchange at 79 to a dollar, and Afganistan is in shambles Why is that? Till today, you haven't given any reasonable answer other than shifting goal posts |
Re: CBN, Abokifx And The Resurgence Of Authoritarian Regulation by TenQ: 9:16pm On Sep 20, 2021 |
thebosstrevor1:I have given up on you because even though I used several examples to show you that its NOT just about the number rate but on the purchasing power you are beyond knowledge. I have left you to you great wisdom and insight. 1 Like |
Re: CBN, Abokifx And The Resurgence Of Authoritarian Regulation by Nobody: 11:02pm On Sep 20, 2021 |
TenQ: From demand and supply to it is purchasing power. Goal shifter. So explain to us why the libya dinar is more valuable than japan and korea currency. Note: libya is at war and no production going on there. One libya dinar is 5 USD ( libya) One yen is 109 dollars ( japan) One won is 1183 dollars ( south korea) |
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