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 has stabilized at N1,540 in the official market, supported by diaspora remittances, Eurobond proceeds, and the Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN) EFEMS system. These factors have improved liquidity and market confidence, with external reserves standing at $40.73 billion, enhancing the...
The Nigerian Naira fell sharply from N1,600 to N1,780 per dollar in the black market, reversing recent gains. Bureau de Change operators and digital platforms reported volatile rates, with speculators blamed for the decline. Analysts urge stronger policies to stabilize the forex market and...
As of September 18, 2024, the black market exchange rate for the US dollar against the Nigerian Naira reached N1,660. This significant disparity from the official Central Bank rate highlights ongoing economic challenges and a persistent shortage of foreign exchange in Nigeria.
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Nigeria's FX reserves have surged to $33.58 billion, the highest since March 2024, reflecting significant financial stability. Boosted by World Bank loans and Afrexim Bank disbursements, the reserves' growth marks a recovery amid exchange rate stability and improved forex market liquidity...
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