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Weak Oil output, 6-week high dollar compound naira problem at black market  

Olumide Adesina by Olumide Adesina
January 24, 2024
in Currencies, Markets
Naira, Dollar
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Nigeria’s naira is poised for its lowest level at the black market this month as demand-supply equilibrium remains a fantasy.

On the P2P advertise, an informal market effectively used crypto dealers, retail speculators, and younger citizens, the naira exchanged at approximately N1380/$ in the early hours of Wednesday from Tuesday’s normal rate of N1357/$.

In expansion, the trade rate for a dollar to naira on the physical black market traded in the value of around N1,365 against haven currency

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Nigeria’s relatively weak output additionally dents to the naira.  Information discharged by OPEC and the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Administrative Commission shows that the nation finished Q4, the final year, with a shortage of 40 million barrels.

Weak Oil Output Contributes to Naira’s Woes

Nigeria’s oil output fizzled to create as much as 435,000 barrels per day within the months crossing October to December, an advancement that contributed to Nigeria’s failure to meet its revenue targets.

By and large, Nigeria under-produced its OPEC’s crude oil volume by 32.6% during the quarter beneath the survey, creating 120.76 million barrels within the three months beneath the survey, rather than the OPEC assignment of 160.2 million barrels.

Consequently, Africa’s top oil producer is allowing Bureau De Change operators to publicize foreign exchange rate, the most recent step in its offer to contract the hole between the official and informal rate of the naira amid frail liquidity

The dollar climbed to six-week crests against a wicker container of monetary forms on Tuesday, as financial traders continued buying the greenback after a brief relief, on proceeded desires the Government Save would be in no surge to cut intrigued rates given a still steady U.S. economy.

Dollar Strength and Naira’s Room to Maneuver

The dollar index rose to a six-week tall of 103.76 index points, and was final at 103.62, up 0.2%.

The dollar since the beginning of the year has been recovering and rectifying back on what would markets anticipate a lesser dovish narrative and a resilient American economy.

Though recent price action pre-empts markets do not anticipate the dollar record to go back over the mid-December high of 104.25 index points.

In the short term, such redress may give the naira a little more room to run through, as long as Nigeria’s official market liquidity and FX inflows improve.

The recent body language of the U.S. monetary officials remains hawkish despite intrigued rates at their most elevated level in decades causing markets to scale back desires of rate cuts.

A relentless stream of hawkish narrative beginning with Senator Christopher Waller on Tuesday, has pushed back on advertise desires the central bank will set out on a way of fast diminishments to intrigued rates.

U.S. Monetary Policy and Rate Expectations

Waller said the Bolstered ought to continue “deliberately and carefully” until it is obvious lower expansion will be supported.

Chicago Fed President, Austan Goolsbee said weeks more of expansion information ought to be in hand sometime recently any choice might be made to cut intrigued rates.

In expansion, U.S Fed San Francisco President Mary Daly said there’s still a parcel of work left to do on swelling, and it is untimely to think rate cuts are around the corner.

The LSEG’s rate probability tool highlighted that the U.S. rate futures market priced in an approximately 47% possibility of a March rate decrease on Tuesday. This is up from late on Monday, but down from as much as 80% about two weeks ago.


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Olumide Adesina

Olumide Adesina is a financial market writer, analyst and investment trader. Message Olumide on Twitter @Olumidecapital

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