- Dollar To Naira Rate For July 22, 2025 (Black Market/ Official Rate).
- Exchange rates remain stable across CBN, Wise, and parallel markets.
- Experts expect naira to close around ₦1,533 by midweek.
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EKO HOT BLOG reports that the Nigerian naira continued its stable run against the United States dollar on Monday, July 22, 2025, across official and parallel markets. Data from multiple sources, including the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Wise, and black-market traders, indicate minimal movement in the exchange rate, reflecting cautious optimism in the forex market.
Exchange Rate Update – 22 July 2025
| Rate Type | USD/NGN Rate | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Official (CBN/NFEM) | ₦1,532.54 | Mid-market closing, slight weekly rise |
| Wise Mid‑Market | ₦1,524 | Today’s mid‑point as tracked by Wise |
| Black‑Market (Aboki) | ₦1,535 (sell) / ₦1,520 (buy) | Parallel market rate in Lagos, Abuja, Kano |
Market Analysis
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Official channels: The CBN rate stands at ₦1,532.54, a slight appreciation from last week. The NFEM rate also holds within similar levels.
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Wise mid-market rate: Currently shows a stronger naira at ₦1,524.
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Black-market rates: Parallel traders are offering ₦1,535 for sales and ₦1,520 for purchases, showing near parity with official sources.
Weekly Trend & Outlook
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Rates have traded within a tight band of ₦1,525–₦1,550 in recent weeks.
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Experts forecast a possible closing around ₦1,533 by Wednesday.
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The small gap between official and street rates shows reduced speculation and improved supply confidence.

Dollar To Naira Rate For Today – July 22
What It Means
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For businesses: Encouraging for those relying on forex as price forecasts remain consistent.
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For individuals: Low volatility is beneficial for remittances and foreign payments.
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Policy takeaway: The narrowing spread suggests some success in CBN’s stabilisation efforts.]
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