The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has granted Bureau De Change (BDC) operators temporary access to purchase $25,000 weekly from banks to meet increased foreign exchange demand during the yuletide period, from December 19, 2024, to January 30, 2025. This aims to stabilize the retail market and...
The Naira has depreciated in the parallel market, trading at N1,668 per dollar on December 12, 2024, down from N1,600. Meanwhile, in the official market, the Naira appreciated to N1,534.6 per dollar. The widening gap between the parallel and official exchange rates poses challenges for Nigeria's...
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has approved the sale of dollars to Bureau de Change (BDC) operators at N1,580 per dollar, providing each BDC with $20,000 to enhance market liquidity. This move aims to address the demand for invisible transactions amidst ongoing economic challenges.
The...
Despite Central Bank efforts, Nigerian naira hits July low at N1,563.80/$1 amid declining FX turnover. Recent CBN sales of $122.67 million failed to stabilize rates, highlighting ongoing economic challenges.
In a concerning development, the Nigerian naira experienced a significant depreciation...
The naira stands firm below N1,500/$ amidst U.S. interest rate decision anticipation. Stay informed with updates on Nigerian currency trends and global market insights.
The Nigerian naira demonstrated resilience against the U.S. dollar, with the dollar index moderating as investors awaited...
Nigeria's forex market experiences a notable shift as the Naira strengthens against the dollar, reaching N1,490 at parallel markets. Traders in Lagos report buying rates at N1,450 and selling at N1,490, marking a 1.34% increase from previous rates. Stay updated on economic fluctuations for...
Yemi Cardoso, the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), highlighted the success of the apex bank's foreign exchange (FX) reforms, asserting that they have propelled the naira to become the best-performing currency worldwide.
Speaking during a briefing at the World Bank/IMF Spring...
The Nigerian Naira fell to N1,620 against the US Dollar at the parallel market, marking a N20 decrease from the start of March.
Bureau de Change operators quoted buying at N1,600 and selling at N1,620. The official exchange rate saw the Naira dip to N1,627.40 against the Dollar, a 1.57% fall...
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