- Dollar to Naira Exchange Rate – Monday, June 23, 2025.
- Official rate holds steady between ₦1,545 and ₦1,560 across banks.
- Wide rate gap highlights forex scarcity and inflationary pressure in Nigeria.
Nigeria’s foreign exchange landscape remains marked by a significant gap today, with the Naira trading notably differently in official and parallel markets.
Exchange Rate Snapshot
Market | Buying Rate (₦) | Selling Rate (₦) |
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Black Market | 1,610 | 1,615 |
CBN Official (NFEM) | ~1,545–1,560 | ~1,545–1,560 |
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EKO HOT BLOG reports that Black market figures are sourced from Bureau De Change operators in Lagos, aligning with June 22 valuations
Market Analysis
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Black Market: The Naira is trading at ₦1,610 for buying and ₦1,615 for selling. This rate aligns with last weekend’s figures and indicates persistent demand in unofficial forex channels
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CBN Official (NFEM): The official rates remain stable around ₦1,545–₦1,560, according to the Central Bank’s daily data.
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Rate Difference: The gap of approximately ₦55–₦70 highlights ongoing divergences between supply and demand dynamics in official versus informal markets.
Why the Gap Matters
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Limited Official Supply: The parallel market remains dominant due to tight forex availability in banks and formal channels.
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Inflation & Costs: The persistent premium in the black market drives up import costs—fueling inflation and impacting Nigerians’ purchasing power.
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Risk Factor: While unofficial channels may offer convenience, they also carry risks such as exposure to counterfeit currency and lack of legal protection.
Recommendations
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For Traders & Importers: Closely monitor both black market and official rates to time transactions effectively.
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For General Public: Prefer official platforms when possible to benefit from predictable and transparent rates.
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Outlook: As the CBN intervenes and global oil prices adjust, the exchange rate gap could narrow—but meaningful reform in forex policy will be essential.
Dollar to Naira Exchange Rate June 23
Key Takeaway:
On June 23, the Naira trades at ₦1,610/₦1,615 on the black market, while the official window remains around ₦1,545–₦1,560—showcasing market fragmentation and forex scarcity.
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