- Dollar to Naira Rate Today, 26 November 2025
- Parallel market still higher due to tight dollar supply and strong demand nationwide.
- Currency outlook depends on oil revenue, inflows and ongoing CBN interventions.
The Nigerian naira is trading firmly against the US dollar today, showing modest stability as official foreign-exchange rates remain steady.
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EKO HOT BLOG reports that
Currency analysts attribute the calm to ongoing interventions by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and improved foreign-reserve inflows even as global economic pressures persist.
Here is the latest rate update:
| Date | Rate (USD → NGN) | Source |
|---|---|---|
| 26 Nov 2025 | ₦1,472 per $1 | Mid-market estimate based on recent data |
This “mid-market” or official benchmark rate gives a rough guide — but actual rates in the parallel (black) market continue to diverge, often trading slightly higher due to liquidity constraints and currency demand fluctuations.
For importers, travelers, students paying overseas tuition and Nigerians receiving foreign remittances, the prevailing rate affects budgeting and affordability. Imported goods, foreign services, and travel costs remain expensive, while remittances don’t stretch as far as they used to.
Looking ahead, the naira’s stability hinges on consistent forex inflows, oil earnings, and continued CBN support. Markets remain alert to any shifts in global conditions — which could quickly affect exchange dynamics. For now, ₦1,472 per dollar serves as the working benchmark for official transactions in Nigeria.
