The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has introduced new ATM withdrawal charges, requiring customers to pay ₦100 per ₦20,000 withdrawn from other banks' ATMs. Off-site ATMs will incur an additional ₦500 surcharge. The policy, effective March 1, 2025, aims to ensure cash availability while helping...
The Nigerian naira has stabilized in the parallel market at N1,570/$1 after fluctuating earlier in the week. Meanwhile, official rates show minor declines. Despite this relative stability, analysts warn that market forces, policy interventions, and dollar supply will continue to influence the...
The Nigerian Naira saw a significant appreciation in the parallel market on Monday, strengthening to N1,590 per US dollar from N1,610 the previous week. However, in the official foreign exchange market, the currency depreciated to N1,495.60 per US dollar, down from N1,474.78.
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The Nigerian naira strengthens to ₦1,640 per dollar in the parallel market, reflecting positive trends amid ongoing reforms by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN). The CBN’s policy interventions, including the launch of EFEMS and the FX code, are expected to stabilize the currency and attract...
The Naira has depreciated to N1,670 per dollar in the parallel market, while its official rate stands at N1,550 per dollar. This shift reflects the widening gap between the parallel and official exchange markets, as reported by the Central Bank of Nigeria.
The Naira experienced further...
The Nigerian Naira appreciated to N1,650 per dollar in the parallel market on December 31, 2024, from N1,655 the previous day. In the official market, the currency strengthened to N1,535 per dollar. The Central Bank of Nigeria plans policy changes to reduce the gap between the parallel and...
The Naira has depreciated to N1,650 per US dollar in the parallel market, continuing its downward trend. While the official market shows a slight improvement to N1,537 per dollar, the gap between the two markets widens, posing challenges for Nigeria's currency stability as analysts forecast...
The naira depreciated to N1,720 per dollar in the parallel FX market on December 11, 2024, widening the gap between official and parallel rates to N175. This marks a continuation of the naira's decline, which has affected both markets amid economic uncertainty in Nigeria.
The naira has continued...
The Naira has increased to N1,535 in the official market and N1,555 in the black market, driven by the Central Bank of Nigeria's new Electronic Foreign Exchange Matching System (EFEMS). Black market operators predict further gains, with projections reaching N1,200 for the Naira by next week...
The Naira appreciated in the parallel market, trading at N1,550 per dollar, gaining N5 from last weekend. However, the official market saw a slight depreciation of N1,538. The exchange rate gap between the two markets narrowed to N12, reflecting ongoing stabilization efforts by the Central Bank...
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