Nigeria’s foreign reserves have climbed to $53.11 billion, putting the country just $142 million below the level recorded in January 2009, when reserves reached $53.25 billion. The latest figure, reported by the Central Bank of Nigeria as of August 24, represents the strongest reserve position in more than 17 years. The increase is significant because…
Nigeria’s naira remained relatively stable on Tuesday, supported by the country’s strong external reserves, even as the Nigerian stock market slipped into negative territory on renewed profit-taking by investors. The Central Bank of Nigeria’s external reserves currently stand at $52.73 billion, helping to sustain confidence in the foreign exchange market. On the official Nigerian Foreign…
The Nigerian naira started the new trading week on a stable note, maintaining its recent gains against the U.S. dollar as confidence in the foreign exchange market continued to improve. According to data from the Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market (NFEM), the naira traded at ₦1,379.22/$1 at the official window, reflecting continued stability after weeks of…
Nigeria’s financial sector is entering a new phase as the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) moves to strengthen control over the country’s digital payment ecosystem, while the nation’s foreign exchange position continues to improve. The apex bank has directed banks, fintech companies, mobile money operators, and other payment service providers to store all payment transaction…
