
Dangote Refinery has stopped selling petroleum products in naira in Nigeria, citing failures in a 2024 plan for the state-owned oil company to supply crude in local currency. This move ends a key aspect of the local currency pricing arrangement. The decision was reported by Punch Newspaper, highlighting ongoing challenges in the implementation of the plan.
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Reduced naira demand in petroleum trade may weaken exchange rate
Dangote Refinery is halting the sale of petroleum products in naira within the Nigerian market.
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The halting is due to failings in a landmark 2024 plan.
OpinionDangote Refinery is halting the sale of petroleum products in naira within the Nigerian market, Punch Newspaper reported, citing challenges in a 2024 plan for the state-owned energy company to supply crude in local currency.
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The halting is due to failings in a landmark 2024 plan.
OpinionDangote Refinery is halting the sale of petroleum products in naira within the Nigerian market.
BloombergThe 2024 plan involved the state-owned energy company supplying crude in local currency.
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