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’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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The Nigerian naira has depreciated to N1,700 per dollar in the parallel market, marking the lowest rate in seven months. Despite a temporary rise in the official market, the naira continues to face fluctuations. The Central Bank of Nigeria is implementing reforms to stabilize the currency.
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On July 22, 2024, the black market exchange rate for USD to NGN in Lagos is ₦1,590 buying and ₦1,598 selling. In contrast, the Central Bank of Nigeria sets its official rates at ₦1,584 buying and ₦1,585 selling. Rates may vary slightly due to market conditions.
On July 22, 2024, the black...
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...
Discover today's black market exchange rates for USD to NGN in Lagos, where buying stands at N1520 and selling at N1530. Despite CBN efforts to regulate forex through official channels, the parallel market shows volatility, reflecting economic policies and global trends.
Today, the black market...
The naira/dollar exchange rate in Nigeria converged at N1,520 across both official and parallel markets. This significant alignment, driven by the Central Bank of Nigeria, aims to stabilize the naira and enhance market transparency. The change is expected to impact import costs, inflation rates...
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...
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...
Amidst mounting demand and scarcity, the naira holds firm at N1380/$1 in Nigeria's parallel market. Traders report high demand driven by individuals and importers, maintaining a flat rate amidst fluctuating currency values. Concerns rise over the impact of dollar shortages on the country's...
Amidst fluctuations in Nigeria's foreign exchange market, the Naira has displayed a remarkable recovery against the US dollar, appreciating to N1280/$1 in the parallel market. This surge, representing an 8.57% gain from the previous day's N1,400, has left currency traders cautiously optimistic...
Recent updates from the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) reveal a surprising development in the foreign exchange market, as the exchange rate for cargo clearance has dropped to N1,164.84/$, falling below both official and parallel market rates.
This significant shift, reported by Nairametrics...
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...
Amidst ongoing economic uncertainties, the Nigerian Naira witnessed another downturn on Tuesday, depreciating at the official market to trade at N1,300.15 against the US dollar. Data sourced from the official trading platform of the FMDQ Exchange, responsible for overseeing the Nigerian...
The Nigerian Naira faced further devaluation on Wednesday, reaching a record low of N1,260 against the US dollar in the parallel foreign exchange market. This marks a significant 2.44 percent decline from the N1,230 exchange rate recorded just days prior on April 19.
At the official window...
The Nigerian Naira exhibited a remarkable appreciation against the United States Dollar on Monday, with significant gains observed in both the parallel market and the official foreign exchange (FX) window.
This currency shift has drawn attention from investors, economists, and policymakers...
The Nigerian naira saw an appreciation to N1,250 per dollar in the parallel foreign exchange market on Monday, marking a 0.43 percent increase from the N1,280 recorded on March 29.
Bureau de Change operators in Lagos quoted the buying rate of the dollar at N1,230 and the selling price at...
The Nigerian Naira witnessed a remarkable appreciation, reaching N1,280 per dollar at the parallel segment of the foreign exchange market.
This surge, marking a 5.19 percent increase from the previous rate of N1,350/$ on March 27, has left currency traders in Lagos, commonly known as bureau de...
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...
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