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...
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 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 Nigerian naira has strengthened for the third consecutive day, reaching N1,572.20 per dollar due to the Central Bank of Nigeria's retail Dutch auction. This development is boosting foreign exchange inflows and stabilizing the economy, with potential reductions in FX market volatility...
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...
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...
Explore the economic turmoil in Nigeria's currency markets as the Naira struggles against a surging U.S. Dollar. Amidst regulatory interventions and Federal Reserve policy uncertainties, fluctuations in exchange rates prompt concerns over FX liquidity.
On Wednesday, the Naira experienced a...
The Nigerian Naira experienced a significant rebound in the parallel market, appreciating to 1,280 Naira per US dollar.
This unexpected surge marked a notable recovery for the currency, which had faced recent depreciation challenges. The rebound comes amidst ongoing fluctuations in the foreign...
The Naira experienced a notable uptick on Tuesday morning, fueled by the Central Bank of Nigeria's (CBN) strategic move to sell dollars to Bureau de Change (BDC) operators at a discounted rate. This intervention aimed to alleviate the mounting pressure observed in the black market. According to...
In the parallel market, operators are quoting a buy price of N1400/$1 for individuals selling dollars, marking a notable strengthening of the naira. Recent checks by Nairametrics reveal that the exchange rate has been on the rise as speculators begin offloading their stockpiles of dollars due to...
The Naira has been listed among the 15 worst-performing currencies against the US Dollar, according to Statisense by References1. The report, dated March 18, 2024, highlights the year-on-year loss against the USD for various currencies. Lebanon tops the list with a staggering -497%, followed by...
In a distressing economic downturn, Nigeria's naira has reached an all-time low against the dollar, trading at 999 on the official market, as reported by Reuters. This significant depreciation is similar to the persistent weakness in the parallel market, where a scarcity of dollars puts enormous...
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According to Reuters, Nigeria's naira has plummeted to an unprecedented low against the dollar, hitting 980 naira per dollar in the official market. This record devaluation mirrors the ongoing weakness in the parallel market and underscores the persistent...
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Fintech company OPay has become involved in a controversial situation that has surprised many Nigerians. Nairametrics reported that many Nigerians have discovered they have OPay accounts despite having yet to open one. This discovery has sparked questions and...
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