The Nigerian Naira has recorded its third consecutive day of appreciation against the United States dollar, according to data from the Central Bank of Nigeria. On Wednesday, the Naira slightly firmed up to N1,463.44 against the dollar, compared to N1,463.45 on Tuesday. This represents a daily gain of N0.01.

In the last three days, the Naira has gained a total of N11.91 per dollar, when compared to the exchange rate on Friday, October 17, 2025. However, at the parallel foreign exchange market, the Naira remained stable at N1,500 per dollar on Wednesday, unchanged from the previous day.

Nigeria’s external reserves currently stand at $42.79 billion, as of October 20, 2025. The recent appreciation of the Naira against the dollar is a notable development, following a period of fluctuations in the country’s foreign exchange market.

The Central Bank of Nigeria’s data provides insight into the daily movements of the Naira against major currencies. The Naira’s performance is closely watched by economists and investors, as it has a significant impact on the country’s trade and economy.

In recent days, the Naira has shown a steady improvement against the dollar, with Tuesday’s appreciation being a continuation of this trend. The current exchange rate is likely to influence trade decisions and investment strategies, both locally and internationally.

As the Nigerian economy continues to evolve, the performance of the Naira will remain a key indicator of the country’s economic health. With the external reserves at a significant level, the country’s ability to manage its foreign exchange market and maintain a stable currency will be crucial in the coming days.