Naira Rises Further Against Dollar at Official and Parallel Markets

Naira Rises Further Against Dollar at Official and Parallel Markets

Nigeria’s naira continued to gain ground against the US dollar on Wednesday in both the official foreign-exchange window and the parallel market, extending a two-day run of appreciation at the formal market.

Central Bank of Nigeria figures showed the currency closed at N1,347.53 to the dollar on Wednesday, compared with N1,352.87 on Tuesday.

The naira also advanced in the black market, where it traded at N1,380 per dollar on Wednesday, strengthening by N5 from N1,385 a day earlier.

The currency gains came as Nigeria’s external reserves stood at $55.26 billion on Tuesday. The reserve position is a closely watched indicator of the central bank’s capacity to support foreign-exchange liquidity and manage pressure on the naira.

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