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New Year: Naira Appreciates by 13.51% Against US dollar at Forex Market

New Year: Naira Appreciates by 13.51% Against US dollar at Forex Market The Nigerian Naira gained against the dollar on Thursday, 4th January 2024 at the official market to record the first gain in the new year 2024. Market watchers expected that a $2.25 billion injection...

How Naira Appreciated by 13%, Ends 2023 at N907/$ at Official Market

How Naira Appreciated by 13%, Ends 2023 at N907/$ at Official Market   The naira, on Friday, gained against the dollar at the official foreign exchange (FX) market, known as Nigerian Autonomous Foreign Exchange Market (NAFEM). Data from FMDQ Securities, a platform that oversees foreign exchange trading...

Naira Crashes to N1,000 Per Dollar in Official Market

Naira Crashes to N1,000 Per Dollar in Official Market Despite recent moves by the Central Bank of Nigeria to strengthen the foreign exchange market, the naira closed trading on the Investor & Exporter forex window on Thursday at N996.75/$. This is a 13.95 per cent decline...

Naira Strengthens, Exchanges for 815/$ at Official Market

Naira Strengthens, Exchanges for 815/$ at Official Market   The naira strengthened to N815/$ at the Nigerian Autonomous Foreign Exchange Market( NAFEM) 24 hours after the exchange rate fell to the lowest level ever when it sold N993.8/$, representing a massive 20.5% depreciation. Before now, the lowest...

Dollar Falls by 8.39% on Parallel Market

Dollar Falls by 8.39% on Parallel Market Foreign exchange (FX) speculators are now counting losses as the dollar has fallen by 8.39 percent on the parallel market, following some government-announced policies. From the lowest of N1,310 per dollar, naira has strengthened to N1,200/$1 on the black...

Naira Slumps Further , Exchanges 1,190/$

Naira Slumps Further , Exchanges 1,190/$ The naira has maintained its downward trend as scarcity of the dollar bites harder. At the parallel market, naira commenced trading at 1,175/$ and closed at 1,190/$ on Friday. Two weeks earlier, the naira had traded at 1,100/$ at the parallel...