As of 26th November 2024, the black market exchange rate for USD to NGN in Lagos is N1,752 (buying) and N1,755 (selling). The official CBN rate is N1,664 (buying) and N1,665 (selling). Rates may vary depending on location and financial institutions.
As of today, 26th November 2024, the black...
As of October 6, 2024, the black market exchange rate for the US dollar against the Nigerian naira has reached N1,674. This stark difference from the official rate of N1,657 by the Central Bank highlights ongoing economic challenges and a persistent shortage of foreign currency in Nigeria.
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The naira/dollar exchange rate in Nigeria converged at N1,520 across both official and parallel markets. This significant alignment, driven by the Central Bank of Nigeria, aims to stabilize the naira and enhance market transparency. The change is expected to impact import costs, inflation rates...
The Nigerian Naira faces downward pressure against the US dollar, nearing the critical threshold of N1500/$ as the dollar index surges by 80 basis points.
As the trading week came to a close, the Nigerian Naira witnessed a notable decline against the US dollar, reaching N1495/$ in the parallel...
Nigeria's naira plunges to a one-month low of 1,470 against the dollar on the black market. Discover the factors driving this decline, including dollar shortages and speculative trading, and explore expert insights on potential solutions to stabilize the currency amidst growing concerns.
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A resurgence of petrol scarcity has engulfed various states in Nigeria, accompanied by long queues at petrol stations, crowded bus stops, and escalated traffic woes. Frustrated residents, facing soaring petrol prices approaching N2000 per liter, are resorting to purchasing fuel in jerrycans...
Despite a fluctuating economic landscape, the Nigerian naira exhibited resilience against the US dollar in the black market, maintaining its value while experiencing a slight decline in the official market. Late Thursday, the naira strengthened to N1,060 per dollar in the parallel market...
The current Naira-Dollar exchange rate has sparked mixed reactions among Nigerians. Some express surprise at the apparent stability, while others recall past fluctuations. Amidst the discussion, there's speculation about recent trends, with comments on both upward and downward movements...
The Nigerian Naira has reached an unprecedented low, hitting N1960 per Euro in the black market, marking a significant decline of 5.36% from the previous day. This historic depreciation comes amidst persistent demand pressures and soaring inflation, which rose to 29.90%, as reported by the...
The exchange rate between the Nigerian naira and the United States dollar opened the trading week with a lot of chatter in the financial circles. As Nairametrics reported, the rate began at N1,200/$1 on peer-to-peer (P2P) platforms, setting the tone for an eventful week. However, as noon...
Photographs have emerged of Governor Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti State, buying fuel from black marketers in Ado Ekiti, the state capital over the weekend.
Following a fued with Fayose, petroleum marketers had embarked on a three-week industrial action.
Against this backdrop, the governor had met...
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