Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) have dominated foreign exchange (FX) inflows in the past six weeks, overtaking exporters, non-bank corporates, and even the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), reflecting sustained foreign investor interest in the economy. Last week, the FX market recorded total inflows of $1.03 billion, with FPIs contributing the highest share at 36.98 percent for the sixth consecutive week. This was followed by non-bank corporates with 27.56 percent, exporters with 22.39 percent, and others accounting for 13.06 percent. The CB
Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) have dominated foreign exchange (FX) inflows in the past six weeks, overtaking exporters, non-bank corporates, and even the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), reflecting sustained foreign investor interest in the economy. Last week, the FX market recorded total inflows of $1.03 billion, with FPIs contributing the highest share at 36.98 percent for the sixth consecutive week. This was followed by non-bank corporates with 27.56 percent, exporters with 22.39 percent, and others accounting for 13.06 percent. The CB