Naira stable against dollar
Analysis based on 16 articles · First reported Jul 27, 2026 · Last updated Aug 05, 2026
The naira's stability and narrowing spread between official and parallel rates signal improved foreign exchange market confidence, reducing arbitrage opportunities and supporting investor sentiment. Continued CBN interventions and policy consistency are expected to maintain stability, though import demand and global factors remain risks.
The Nigeria — Nigerian naira has maintained relative stability against the United States — United States dollar across both the official Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market (NFEM) and the parallel market in late July 2026. Official rates have traded in a narrow range around ₦1,360-1,365 per dollar, while parallel market rates have remained around ₦1,400-1,425. The gap between official and parallel rates has narrowed significantly, attributed to sustained liquidity interventions and monetary policy measures by the Nigeria — Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN). The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) retained the benchmark rate at 26.5%, citing global uncertainties and inflation concerns. Analysts point to improved market confidence and reduced speculative trading. Import demand continues to drive foreign exchange demand, but improved dollar liquidity has supported the naira.
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