Looking for the ? As of , here’s the latest update on the exchange rate in Nigeria.
According to data gathered by and verified Bureau De Change (BDC) sources in Lagos, the opened at:
These figures reflect the demand-driven nature of the , which can fluctuate multiple times daily based on forex availability and economic sentiments.
The at the black market is and typically higher than the , due to limited forex supply from official channels.
If you’re checking the , here’s what the reported:
The and urges all forex transactions to go through authorized banks and licensed financial institutions.
The is unregulated and can vary based on location, dealer, and volume of transaction. It’s crucial to:
Engaging in currency exchange outside official channels carries some risk. Here are :
Several factors play a role in the rise or fall of the , including:
Market | Buying Rate | Selling Rate |
---|---|---|
Black Market (Aboki FX) | ₦1,620 | ₦1,625 |
CBN Official Rate | ₦1,597 | ₦1,598 |
The rates listed here are for informational purposes and may vary depending on the source or region. Always double-check rates before making any financial decisions.