What is the dollar to naira exchange rate today? (Black market rate and bank rate)

Black Market Dollar to Naira Rate (Aboki FX Rate)

SALE: ₦530.00

BUY: ₦525.00

Naira to Dollar exchange rate ₦1 = $0.00190

US Dollar to Lagos Naira Exchange Rate Today Parallel Market (Black Market)

NGN USDBUY / SELL GBP BUY / SELL EURBUY / SELL
05/09/2021 525 / 530 715/720 614/620
04/09/2021 523/528 712/717 612/616
09/03/2021 522/526 710/715 606 / 612

Convert dollars to naira on the black market

Dollar Naira
1 Dollar to Naira ₦ 530
5 dollars to Naira ₦ 2,650
10 dollars to Naira ₦ 5,300
20 dollars to Naira ₦ 10,600
50 dollars to Naira ₦ 26,500
100 dollars to Naira ₦ 53,000
200 dollars to Naira ₦ 106,000
500 dollars to Naira ₦ 265,000
1000 dollars to Naira ₦ 530,000
2000 dollars to Naira ₦ 1,060,000
5000 dollars to Naira ₦ 2,650,000

CBN Dollar to Naira Rate Today

DAY MONEY BUY (NGN) CENTER (NGN) SELL (NGN)
09/01/2021 US DOLLARS 409.35 409.85 410.35
August 31, 2021 US DOLLARS 409.32 409.82 410.32
August 30, 2021 US DOLLARS 409.29 409.79 410.29
August 27, 2021 US DOLLARS 409.26 409.76 410.26
August 26, 2021 US DOLLARS 409.23 409.73 410.23
August 25, 2021 US DOLLARS 409.21 409.71 410.21
August 24, 2021 US DOLLARS 409.19 409.69 410.19
August 23, 2021 US DOLLARS 409.16 409.66 410.16
August 20, 2021 US DOLLARS 409.13 409.63 410.13
August 19, 2021 US DOLLARS 409.13 409.63 410.13

How CBN Adjusts Dollar to Naira Exchange Rate Today

Nigerian Dollar Exchange Rates (Data Source: CBN)

CODE NAME BUY (₦) CENTER (₦) SELL (₦)
US Dollar US Dollar 409.19 409.69 410.19
British Pound British Pound 568.82 569.51 570.21
Euro Euro member countries 486.69 487.29 487.88
CHF Swiss Franc 444.58 445.12 445.66
XOF African Financial Community BC 0.72 0.73 0.74
XAF CFA African Finance Community 0.72 0.73 0.74
WAU WEST AFRICAN UNIT ACCOUNT 583.26 583.97 584.69
Chinese Yuan Chinese Yuan 63.19 63.27 63.35
SAR Saudi Arabian Riyal 109.11 109.25 109.38
Condition Danish Krone 65.44 65.52 65.6
XDR International Monetary Fund (IMF) 583.96 584.67 585.38
VND South African Rand 28.53 28.56 28.6

Daily Rate of Dollar to Naira Black Market (Lagos)

The US Dollar was trading at ₦530 at the Black Market (Lagos) today, 04 September 2021. The Dollar started this week at ₦527 at the Black Market on Monday, 30 August 2021. This represents a 0.57% increase in the Dollar rate against the Naira this week.

When we look at the monthly rates, we see the USD rate started August at ₦512 on Monday, August 02, 2021. As of today, with the US dollar rate trading at ₦530, we see the dollar to naira exchange rate has increased by 3.52% since the beginning of August last year.

USD was trading at ₦530 at the Black Market (Lagos) today, Sunday, September 5, 2021. USD was trading at ₦527 when the Black Market opened this week on Monday, August 30, 2021. This represents a 0.03% increase for USD against Naira this week.

As we look at this month, USD was trading at ₦ at the start of September on Wednesday, September 1, 2021. As of today, with USD trading at ₦530, we see the USD to Naira exchange rate is % this month.

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Key factors affecting exchange rates

Here are the factors we have identified that cause the exchange rate or naira to fluctuate.

INFLATION RATE: Inflation is known to have a direct impact on the black market exchange rate. If the Nigerian economy can stabilize and inflation is controlled, it will have a positive impact on the Naira but on the other hand if the Naira continues to plummet, it could mean that the prices of food and other basic necessities are going up on a daily basis.

INTEREST RATES: Interest rates are another tool to watch. If the interest rates that banks lend at increase, it will reflect negatively on the economy, causing the economy to slow down and thus the naira to lose value.

GOVERNMENT DEBT: National debt can affect investor confidence and subsequently the flow of dollars into the economy. If the inflow is high, the naira exchange rate will appreciate in favor of the naira.

SPECULATION: Most of the time the naira to dollar exchange rate is affected by speculators. They hoard money expecting profits and this causes the naira to depreciate further.

TERMS OF TRADE: Favourable terms of trade will lead to appreciation of Naira against the dollar but unfortunately Nigeria is experiencing imbalance in terms of trade. We import everything from China, India and most Asian countries.

RECESSION: A recession is a pressure on an economy. This causes investors and direct investment to stay away from the economy. Nigeria experienced a recession in 2016 and a third recession in 2020 due to falling oil prices and the impact of Covid-19 on the world economy.

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