This week, the naira experienced its first increase against the dollar in the parallel foreign exchange market on Tuesday. Idris Yunusa, a Bureau de Change operator in Wuse Zone 4, Abuja, informed DAILY POST that the naira rose to N1,580 per dollar on Tuesday, up from N1,585 on Monday. This marks a gain of N5…
Aminu Gwadebe, the National President of the Association of Bureau de Change Operators, has disclosed that the recent increase in interbank proceeds to Bureaux de Change, as mandated by the Central Bank of Nigeria, along with other contributing factors, has led to a notable appreciation of the Naira against the dollar over the past week….
The Nigerian naira experienced a substantial appreciation against the dollar in both the parallel and official foreign exchange markets on Tuesday. In the black market, the naira strengthened against the dollar, closing at N1,625 on Tuesday, down from N1,650 on Monday, marking a N25 improvement. “We are buying at N1,620 and selling at N1,625 today,”…
The naira has further depreciated against the dollar in the official foreign exchange market as of Monday. According to FMDQ data, the naira fell to N1,548.89 per dollar on Monday, down from N1,543.03 recorded last Friday. This represents a decline of N5.86 compared to the previous week’s closing rate. In the black market, the naira…
The Naira is back to appreciation against the dollar at the official foreign exchange market 24 hours after it depreciated. Central Bank of Nigeria exchange rate data for Tuesday showed that the Naira strengthened to N1 525 to the dollar from N1 538.50 traded on Monday. This represents a gain of N13.5 to the dollar…
On Tuesday, the naira saw an increase in value against the dollar in the official foreign exchange market. According to FMDQ data, the naira rose to N1630.35 per dollar on Tuesday, up from N1670.65 on Monday, marking an appreciation of N40.3. In contrast, the black market saw the naira decline slightly, trading at N1748 per…
On Tuesday, the Naira experienced a substantial decline against the dollar in both the official and parallel foreign exchange markets. According to FMDQ data, the Naira dropped to N1637.59 per dollar, down from N1580.46 on Monday. This marks a notable depreciation of N57.13 against the dollar, compared to the previous day’s exchange rate of N158.46….
The Naira appreciated marginally to N1480 against the dollar at the parallel foreign exchange market, also known as the black market, amid the Sallah holidays. Dayyabu Ashiru, a bureau de change operator at Wuse Zone 4 in Abuja, disclosed this to newsmen He noted that demand for foreign exchange had remained flat due to the…
