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Dollar to Naira trade charge at this time

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Dollar to Naira exchange rate today

The greenback is buying and selling at completely different charges in opposition to the naira throughout Nigeria’s official international trade market and the parallel market on Monday, October 26, 2026, with the most recent accessible quotations exhibiting variations between the 2 segments.

At the Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market (NFEM), the official trade charge was round ₦1,331 per greenback within the newest accessible market replace, whereas parallel-market sellers quoted charges of roughly ₦1,370 to ₦1,385 per greenback, relying on the situation and transaction.

Data printed by Gatekeepers News on Monday put the official greenback promoting charge at ₦1,331.28, whereas the parallel market recorded a shopping for charge of ₦1,370 and a promoting charge of ₦1,385 per greenback.

However, trade charges fluctuate amongst banks, Bureau De Change (BDC) operators and different forex sellers, and the precise charge accessible to prospects might differ from printed indicative figures.

The official international trade market stays a key supply of greenback pricing for eligible transactions carried out by means of authorised channels.

The newest accessible figures for October 26 put the greenback at roughly ₦1,331 per greenback within the official market. This compares with the parallel market, the place prospects might pay extra to buy bodily {dollars}.

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