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The Naira continued its downward trend this week and currently trades at N1,555/$1 on the parallel market on Wednesday, according to Nairametrics market survey in Lagos.   
The Nigerian currency maintained its bullish momentum, reaching a four-month high against the US dollar and closing at 1518/$ on the Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market, the country's official exchange market.   
The exchange rate closed the week with a mixed performance, as the naira recorded a slight depreciation in the official market but strengthened on the parallel (black) market. 
The Nigerian currency is less than N30/$ away from breaking the key resistance level of N1500/$ in Nigeria's official market. 
The naira appreciated to N1,565 per dollar on Thursday at the parallel market, up from N1,580 per dollar on Wednesday, according to a Nairametrics market survey in Lagos. 
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The Nigerian currency showed some strength in the Nigerian foreign exchange market, while the haven currency dipped to its lowest level since February 2022 in the global currency market.
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Recent price movements indicate that the Nigerian currency has remained in a consolidation phase in the unofficial market, fluctuating between N2,150 and N2,250/£/£ this month due to increased buying pressure on the British pound in Nigeria's commercial capital. 
The Nigerian currency traded below the key resistance (N1600/$) against the greenback at the unofficial market.
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The Naira remained stable in the informal market during the mid-trading session, trading at approximately N1,615–N1,618 per U.S. dollar, while simultaneously gaining value against other currencies.