The naira gained strength against the US dollar, appreciating to N1,627 in the parallel market and N1,493 in the official window. Traders attribute the recovery to low dollar demand and CBN interventions. Analysts believe continued stability measures could sustain the naira’s upward trend.
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The Nigerian Naira depreciated in the parallel market, trading at N1,660/$, while strengthening slightly in the official market to N1,549/$. This widening gap between the two rates highlights ongoing volatility in Nigeria's foreign exchange market, affecting businesses and individuals relying on...
The naira fell to N1,548.89 per dollar at the official exchange market on January 13, marking a N5.86 drop from the previous rate. The black market recorded a slight depreciation to N1,667 per dollar. The naira’s decline highlights Nigeria’s ongoing forex challenges and its impact on businesses...
The Naira appreciated to N1,660/$ in the parallel market but weakened to N1,550/$ in the official market, reflecting mixed performance on Monday. The exchange rate gap narrowed to N110/$, highlighting volatility in Nigeria's foreign exchange markets amid inflation and shifting economic dynamics...
The Naira appreciated to N1,725 per dollar in the parallel market, a slight increase from N1,730 on Monday. However, the Naira remained stable at N1,672.69 in the Nigerian Autonomous Foreign Exchange Market (NAFEM). The volume of dollar trading decreased by 18.2%, narrowing the margin between...
The naira steadied at N1,750/$ in the parallel market after the Central Bank of Nigeria's 25-basis point rate hike. Despite minimal movement in the forex market, experts predict the naira could appreciate in 2025 due to improving foreign reserves and oil production.
The naira remained largely...
The Naira appreciated by 0.67% against the dollar, trading at ₦1,678.93 in the official market. This gain follows three consecutive losses. However, daily trading turnover dropped to $128.59 million. At the I&E window, the Naira fluctuated between ₦1,698 and ₦1,631 per dollar, reflecting market...
The naira appreciated to N1,725 per dollar in Nigeria’s parallel market but depreciated to N1,676.9 in the official Nigerian Autonomous Foreign Exchange Market (NAFEM). Turnover in the official market dropped by 15.6%, with the rate gap narrowing.
The naira appreciated in Nigeria’s parallel...
The naira’s value has dropped to ₦1,705 per dollar in the parallel market, reflecting a continued decline due to high demand for U.S. dollars and limited foreign exchange inflows. This latest depreciation highlights the naira's vulnerability amidst Nigeria’s foreign exchange challenges.
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Nigeria's exchange rate fell to a six-month low of N1,625.88 per dollar on August 4, 2024, indicating ongoing economic challenges. The naira's depreciation coincided with rising petrol prices, contributing to inflation and tightening liquidity in the foreign exchange market, which saw a...
The Nigerian naira remains at N1600/$ in the black market, despite recent improvements in Nigeria's foreign exchange market. The introduction of dollar bonds to increase liquidity hasn't eased the pressure on the naira, as it struggles against short sellers and global currency dynamics.
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The Naira dropped N27.58 against the dollar in just two days, reaching N1,592.06 at the official market. In the black market, it fell to N1,615. The Central Bank of Nigeria's recent interventions are under scrutiny as the currency continues to weaken amid inconsistent foreign exchange policies...
On August 14, 2024, the naira experienced its first loss after a period of gains due to a drop in external reserves and decreased dollar supply. The naira fell by 0.70% at the official market, while it appreciated on the parallel market. External reserves declined to $36.620 billion.
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The Naira appreciated to N1,580 per US dollar in the parallel market on August 12, 2024, up from N1,585. In the Nigerian Autonomous Foreign Exchange Market, the rate fell to N1,570.99 from N1,574.20. The trading volume decreased by 23.7%, widening the gap between market rates.
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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 Nigerian Naira has appreciated by 0.6% against the dollar, trading at N1,607.15 in the official market. Data from the FMDQ Exchange shows a gain of N9.93 from the previous rate. At the Investor’s and Exporter’s window, the Naira ranges between N1,620.50 and N1,570.00.
The Nigerian Naira has...
The naira fell to a four-month low of N1,603.80/$1 on July 25, 2024, marking a 1.07% drop from the previous day. Despite efforts by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to stabilize the currency through FX sales and support measures, demand pressure continues to affect the exchange rate.
On July...
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...
Nigeria's Naira hits a historic low, trading at N1,630/$1 on online platforms. The currency crisis, driven by high demand and limited supply, impacts businesses and everyday Nigerians. Experts call for robust economic policies to stabilize the currency and ensure sustainable growth.
The naira...
The Nigerian naira fell to N1,561 per dollar, its lowest in three months, at the official market. The currency saw fluctuations in both parallel and official markets amid rising external reserves. The Central Bank of Nigeria allows International Oil Companies to sell 50% of repatriated export...
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