The Naira appreciates to N1,695 per dollar in the parallel market, showing a positive trend as demand decreases with the festive season approaching. It remains stable at N1,672.69 per dollar in NAFEM. Dollar turnover rose, and experts predict Naira stability as the year ends, with a narrowed...
Nigeria's Naira has fallen to the world's third worst-performing currency, losing about 70% of its value against the dollar. A recent 4.3% drop to 1,670.65 Naira per dollar highlights ongoing liquidity issues in the foreign exchange market, exacerbated by declining crude oil production.
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The Naira depreciated to N1,740 per dollar in the parallel market while appreciating to N1,601.2 in the Nigerian Autonomous Foreign Exchange Market. Trading volume in the official market increased by 23%, widening the gap between parallel and official rates to N140 per dollar, signaling ongoing...
The Naira appreciated in the parallel market, trading at ₦1,715 per dollar on October 21, while depreciating in the Nigerian Autonomous Foreign Exchange Market (NAFEM) to ₦1,603.16. Central Bank Governor Olayemi Cardoso highlighted the potential benefits of a weaker Naira for boosting exports...
The Naira gained N81 against the dollar, earning N1,555.75 from N1,637.59 within 24 hours. Bureau de Change operators confirmed a similar improvement, with rates improving to N1,650 per dollar. Foreign exchange transaction turnover also increased, reaching $221.24 million on Wednesday, up from...
Nigeria's exchange rate fell to a six-month low of N1,625.88 per dollar on August 4, 2024, indicating ongoing economic challenges. The naira's depreciation coincided with rising petrol prices, contributing to inflation and tightening liquidity in the foreign exchange market, which saw a...
The Naira depreciated significantly, losing N30 in the parallel market and N28.48 in the official market last week. It fell to N1,645 against the dollar amid the Central Bank of Nigeria's Retail Dutch Auction System, despite an increase in foreign exchange transaction turnover.
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The naira closed at N1,596.60 per dollar as dollar liquidity decreased, marking a 1.66% drop from Friday's rate. Daily FX market turnover fell 14.80% to $102.93 million, while the parallel market rate was quoted at N1,610. Analysts suggest sustained high interest rates amid ongoing inflation...
The Nigerian Naira appreciated to ₦1,564.48 per dollar on Thursday, a 1.38% gain driven by increased dollar supply. Trading volumes surged by 61.54%, reflecting heightened market activity. The Central Bank of Nigeria's recent measures, including the Retail Dutch Auction System, aim to stabilize...
The naira fell to N1,620 against the dollar in the parallel market on July 18, marking its fifth straight day of depreciation. Official rates showed a slight recovery to N1,566.82. The Central Bank of Nigeria's interventions and calls for stabilization highlight ongoing concerns about currency...
The Nigerian Naira depreciated by over 40% in early 2024, despite policy reforms and increased external reserves, reaching N1505.30 per dollar. The currency's instability continues to challenge the economy.
In the first half of 2024, the Nigerian Naira experienced a depreciation of over 40...
The naira weakened to N1,507.83 per dollar in the official market. Central Bank Governor Yemi Cardoso expressed optimism about managing currency volatility, citing recent stability and significant foreign exchange inflows.
The Nigerian naira weakened to N1,507.83 per dollar at the official...
The Nigerian Naira faced a sharp decline, falling to N1,329.65 against the US Dollar despite recent gains and CBN interventions. The abrupt reversal raises concerns about currency stability and prompts questions about the effectiveness of central bank measures. Market observers remain vigilant...
The U.S. dollar experienced a significant decline, reaching N1,173.88 on Tuesday after the Central Bank of Nigeria sold over $300 million to commercial banks. This intervention led to a one-month high for the naira, reflecting dynamic market movements and economic factors influencing Nigeria's...
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) mandates existing Bureau de Change operators to reapply for operational licenses, setting minimum capital requirements. Tier 1 BDCs need N2 billion, Tier 2 N500 million. Non-refundable fees apply. Effective from June 3, 2024, the guidelines aim to streamline...
Despite intervention by the Central Bank of Nigeria, the Naira fell to a two-month low, reversing earlier gains. With significant market volatility and upcoming rate decisions, the Naira's decline raises concerns about Nigeria's economic stability and investor confidence.
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Explore Nigeria's economic landscape as the naira depreciates against the dollar, reaching N1,459.73. IMF's call for stability amidst high demand and scarcity.
Amidst a backdrop of economic turbulence, Nigeria's currency, the naira, continued its downward spiral against the US dollar...
Amid economic uncertainties, the Nigerian Naira has depreciated to N1,415 per dollar in the parallel market, while in the Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market (NAFEM), it stands at N1,416.57. This decline reflects ongoing challenges in the economy, impacting exchange rate stability and financial...
Amidst rising demand for foreign currency, the Nigerian Naira depreciates to 1,430 against the US dollar on the parallel market, signifying a 5.49% decline. Factors driving this include increased demand for travel and education. Analysts anticipate stability within the current band. Explore the...
In a swift currency crisis, Nigeria's Naira nosedives, plummeted by N130 against the US Dollar, reaching an alarming exchange rate of N1420 within 24 hours. Economic concerns surge as high demand drives the depreciation despite Central Bank interventions.
The Naira faced a significant...
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