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The Nigerian naira traded at N1,382.33 per dollar at the official NFEM on Monday, remaining relatively stable from the previous trading sessionIn the parallel market, the dollar was bought at around N1,410, reflecting continued higher demand for Forex outside the official marketAnalysts say the naira’s performance will continue to depend on Forex liquidity, oil earnings, investor confidence, and the CBN’s foreign exchange policies
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The Nigerian naira remained largely stable against the United States dollar at the official Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market (NFEM) on Monday, July 13, 2026, reflecting continued relative calm in the country’s formal foreign exchange market despite persistent pressure in the parallel segment.
Available market data showed the naira traded at N1,382.33 per US dollar at the official window, a slight movement from the N1,379.62/$ recorded at the close of trading on Friday, July
