CBN Dollar To Naira Exchange Rate – 23 August 2023 (Official Exchange)
The latest updates from VoiceofNigeria.org.ng on 23 August 2023 reveal the Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN) official exchange rates for major global currencies. This includes the much-anticipated USD to Naira exchange rates, alongside other prominent currencies like the EURO, POUND, and beyond.
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Dollar to Naira Black Market Rate 24 August 2023
CBN’s Perspective on Exchange Rates
VoiceofNigeria’s 22 August 2023 report indicates that CBN has made its position clear regarding its official exchange rates. It’s vital for everyone – whether you’re a business, trader, or the average citizen – to understand that the CBN’s rate is distinct and does not affiliate with parallel or black market rates. For trustworthy forex insights, CBN firmly advocates liaising with credible financial establishments.
Understanding the gap between the CBN’s official rate and the parallel market rate is essential due to its profound impact on Nigeria’s financial terrain, especially concerning the USD to Naira rate.
Dollar to Naira Price Today
According to VoiceofNigeria.org.ng on 23/08/2023:
DATE | BUYING | SELLING |
22/08/2023 | 760.79 | 761.79 |
CBN Currency Exchange Details
For a deeper dive into Nigeria’s forex market intricacies, VoiceofNigeria.org.ng presents this comprehensive table showcasing various currencies and their associated rates:
Currency | Buying (₦) | Central (₦) | Selling (₦) |
US DOLLAR | 755.27 | 755.77 | 756.27 |
POUNDS STERLING | 961.5342 | 962.1708 | 962.8073 |
EURO | 818.9393 | 819.4814 | 820.0236 |
SWISS FRANC | 858.2614 | 858.8295 | 859.3977 |
YEN | 5.1773 | 5.1808 | 5.1842 |
CFA | 1.246 | 1.256 | 1.266 |
WAUA | 1012.1501 | 1012.8201 | 1013.4902 |
RIYAL | 201.3516 | 201.4849 | 201.6182 |
DANISH KRONA | 109.8654 | 109.9382 | 110.0109 |
SDR | 1005.491 | 1006.1566 | 1006.8223 |
The overarching influence of the USD to Naira rate on other currency rates is palpable, bearing direct implications on Nigeria’s import expenses.
Broader Economic Implications
The Dollar to Naira rate, as illustrated, doesn’t just affect importers and exporters. It can indirectly influence:
- Inflation: A higher Naira to Dollar rate can increase the cost of importing goods, leading to higher prices for everyday items.
- Interest Rates: The CBN may adjust interest rates to control inflation or stabilize the Naira.
- Foreign Investments: A volatile exchange rate can deter foreign investors.
- Public Perception: Exchange rates can often be viewed as a reflection of a country’s economic health. A strong Naira could boost public confidence.
Dollars to Nigerian-Naira 23 August 2023 – Handy Conversion Data Table
Amount | Buying | Selling |
1 USD | 755.27 | 756.27 |
2 USD | 1510.54 | 1512.54 |
5 USD | 3776.35 | 3781.35 |
10 USD | 7552.7 | 7562.7 |
15 USD | 11329.05 | 11344.05 |
20 USD | 15105.4 | 15125.4 |
25 USD | 18881.75 | 18906.75 |
50 USD | 37763.5 | 37813.5 |
100 USD | 75527 | 75627 |
500 USD | 377635 | 378135 |
1000 USD | 755270 | 756270 |
2500 USD | 1888175 | 1890675 |
5000 USD | 3776350 | 3781350 |
10000 USD | 7552700 | 7562700 |
Nigerian-Naira to Dollars 23 August 2023 – Handy Conversion Data Table
Amount | Buying | Selling |
1 NGN | 0.001324 | 0.001321 |
2 NGN | 0.002648 | 0.002642 |
5 NGN | 0.00662 | 0.006605 |
10 NGN | 0.01324 | 0.01321 |
15 NGN | 0.01986 | 0.019815 |
20 NGN | 0.02648 | 0.02642 |
25 NGN | 0.0331 | 0.033025 |
50 NGN | 0.0662 | 0.06605 |
100 NGN | 0.1324 | 0.1321 |
500 NGN | 0.662 | 0.6605 |
1000 NGN | 1.324 | 1.321 |
2500 NGN | 3.31 | 3.3025 |
5000 NGN | 6.62 | 6.605 |
10000 NGN | 13.24 | 13.21 |
With these insights, traders, businesses, and individuals can better navigate the forex market and make informed decisions. The importance of the official exchange rate is underscored, indicating its pivotal role in Nigeria’s economic well-being.
Stakeholder Reactions
- United Capital Research: Optimistic about the Naira’s appreciation due to CBN’s strategies but cautious about persisting FX pressures.
- Kalu Aja: Advocates for comprehensive monetary policies and perceives the new system as a deterrent against deceitful import practices.
- Abiola Rasaq: Views the PVS positively but remains wary of misuse potential.
The Current Economic Overview
JP Morgan’s recent analysis places Nigeria’s net FX reserves at a modest $3.7 billion. The Nigerian National Petroleum Limited (NNPCL) secured a substantial $3 billion emergency crude oil loan from the African Export-Import Bank (AFREXIM) aiming to stabilize the Naira and fulfill its commitments to the Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN). This move, while promising, is viewed by Meristem analysts as a temporary panacea, stressing the urgency for enduring solutions to Nigeria’s FX challenges
CBN’s official exchange rates play a pivotal role in Nigeria’s economic milieu. By staying informed and understanding these rates, stakeholders can navigate the economic landscape with greater confidence and foresight. The insights provided by sources such as VoiceofNigeria.org.ng remain invaluable for a wide array of financial decisions in the country.
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