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FX Market
The naira rose against the US dollar in the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) foreign exchange
The naira opens Monday’s trading session on a weak note following mild depreciation at the Nigerian foreign exchange market
The South African rand slid against major currencies as the World Bank reduced its estimate of the country’s 2026 gross domestic product (GDP) growth.
Nigeria’s gross external reserves surged to approximately $50 billion, marking a significant increase of $4.441 billion from $45.502 billion posted at the end of 2025, according to data from the Central Bank.
The exchange rate gap in Nigeria’s foreign exchange market has collapsed sharply as the spot rate has maintained a downward trend for 14 consecutive trading sessions.
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The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) increased its intervention in the forex market during the week by injecting an $300 million to reduce the naira’s all-week negative fluctuations.
The naira depreciated across the foreign exchange market due to tight liquidity in the official and informal segments of the local currency market.
Naira fell against the US dollar for the 11th consecutive trading session on Wednesday, reflecting a lack of adequate foreign currency liquidity to meet international payments.
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