The naira appreciated at the official market, with analysts citing Central Bank of Nigeria interventions, improved dollar ...

The naira in the official and unofficial markets appreciated against the United States dollar thanks the efforts by Central ...

The naira dipped again in the official and unofficial markets against the US dollar, despite the foreign exchange reserve ...

The value of the naira has improved slightly in the unofficial market but fell in the official market as analysts send ...

At the parallel market last Friday, Naira continued to depreciate against the dollar, trading for as high as N232.00/USD1.00.

The naira, which nearly hit N900/$ early last week, made a major comeback after the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) also injected unspecified volume of dollars into the market to boost liquidity.

Di dollar hike bin start afta oil price crash to 30 dollars per barrel, na so kontri pipo begin fear say goment go devalue di Naira, wey come make pipo dey rush to buy dollar keep.

However, the total daily turnover increased to 296.63 million dollars on Friday up from 214.73 million dollars recorded on Thursday. At the Investor’s and Exporter’s (I&E) window, the Naira ...

This represents a N44.43 appreciation. Meanwhile, at the black market, the naira closed at N1,745 against the dollar on Wednesday from N1,740 recorded the previous day.

The Naira recorded its first appreciation against the dollar at the foreign exchange market since Friday last week as FX supply increased. FMDQ data showed that the Naira strengthened to N1,601.20 ...

It was traded N290 to the dollar at the same segment in Lagos on Tuesday. The naira exchange rate was, however, stable at N197 to the dollar at the official market on Wednesday.

Naira fell significantly against the U.S dollar at the unauthorised parallel market on Monday, extending the local unit devaluation to N800 at the close of business.