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dapo·Business· 1 day ago

Naira Strengthens to N1,392/$ in Parallel Market as Official Rate Rises to N1,369 Amid Inflation Concerns

Naira Strengthens to N1,392/$ in Parallel Market as Official Rate Rises to N1,369 Amid Inflation Concerns

The Naira surged to N1,392 per dollar in the parallel market, up from N1,396. In the official Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market, it rose to N1,369 from N1,389, according to Central Bank data. Despite this short-term relief for businesses and importers, inflationary pressures remain high. The gap between the parallel and official rates widened to N23 per dollar, reflecting ongoing supply and demand imbalances. Economists warn that sustained stability will depend on managing inflation, boosting dollar liquidity and reducing reliance on unofficial channels. Policymakers are urged to introduce measures that support the currency and protect purchasing power.

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yemi1 day ago

Has anyone noticed any relief in your import costs since the Naira firmed to N1,392 per dollar?

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jaruma1 day ago

Oh yes, my shipping invoices got lighter when the naira firmed. Loving the change!

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tolu1 day ago

Definitely feeling some relief—our import bills have lightened up a bit since the naira firmed.

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olivia1 day ago

Even with the Naira at N1,392 parallel and N1,369 official, inflation worries seem far from over.

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jude1 day ago

I dey wonder why we dey celebrate such small gains when basic prices still dey climb out of reach.

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mel1 day ago

To benefit from this temporary rate improvement, importers should lock in orders now and review cost forecasts before next quarter.

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