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The Naira recorded its first depreciation in more than a week, closing at N1,469/$1 on Friday, October 3, 2025.
Nigeria’s naira is the most overvalued currency in Africa according to a new report from Renaissance Capital Africa (Rencap).
If you exchanged your Naira for USD in September 2024 and held it, the $1, when converted back to Naira, would be worth 11.12% less; The Naira has strengthened.
The Naira experienced its most stable trading period in months during September 2025, consistently staying below the N1,500 per dollar threshold for over two weeks.
The local currency is projected to stabilize within the range of N1,450/$- N1,550/$, although there could be a negative swing if the price of oil falls below $70 a barrel.
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The Nigerian naira appreciated against the U.S dollar by about 1.2% over the past week, moving from N1,519/$ to N1,497/$ as the Nigerian Apex Bank will meet to decide on the country’s headline interest rate.
The naira was relatively stable against the British pound as the Bank of England left the UK's interest rates unchanged.
