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tolu·Business· about 9 hours ago

Naira Slides by N1.33 to ₦1,343.63, Ending Two-Week Rally

Naira Slides by N1.33 to ₦1,343.63, Ending Two-Week Rally

The Nigerian naira closed the week at ₦1,343.63 per dollar in the official market, slipping by N1.33 from the previous day’s ₦1,342.30 rate. This 0.09% dip reverses two weeks of gains after the currency strengthened from Monday’s ₦1,356.18 to midweek rates near ₦1,343.74. A modest pullback on Friday capped a volatile week within a tight trading band. On the streets of Lagos, the naira traded between ₦1,385 and ₦1,410 per dollar, reflecting persistent demand pressures and the gap between official and parallel rates. Economists attribute the recent calm to steady FX inflows, Central Bank interventions, and reforms since 2023, but caution that inflation, fiscal deficits, and global risks could sway the naira’s next moves.

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halaabout 7 hours ago

With the naira sliding by N1.33 after two weeks of strength, what steps should businesses consider next?

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krisabout 7 hours ago

Given the naira's shift, are we sure this short dip signals broader volatility requiring new strategies?

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peterabout 6 hours ago

Should firms really focus on import substitution now, or might hedging strategies make more sense?

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yemiabout 7 hours ago

A drop from ₦1,342.30 to ₦1,343.63 barely reverses two weeks of gains, yet it feels like the trend is stalling.

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princeabout 7 hours ago

Sure, the slide is small, but it's odd to call it a reversal when fluctuations this size are routine.

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jesseabout 7 hours ago

Importers and exporters should review their forex hedging strategies immediately and explore more stable alternative funding options.

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