
CBN - Central Bank Of Nigeria







According to data from the CBN, the country's money supply fell for the first time in 2025, from N110.94 trillion in January to N110.32 trillion in February.

Bello Hassan the NDIC's managing director stated that the organization's goal is to continue liquidating failed bank without the need for court cases and litigation.

The CBN governor said the central bank remains dedicated to maintaining discipline in the country's fx market by identifying and eliminating dishonest participant

The Central Bank of Nigeria has provided insight into its efforts to stabilize the Nigerian forex market as the value of the naira continues to crash.

The current trend is a source of worry to stakeholders. The widening gap between the official and parallel market rate signify a return to old times.

Liquidity balance decreased as a result of a number of market outflows, beginning with a sizable open market operation early March and Treasury bills offer debits.

It is now a case of endless demand for the dollar as there are so many market players in need of dollars to facilitate transactions, and only few available.

The Nigerian currency, the naira rose in value against the dollar, British pound, the euro, and other currencies, appreciating by N1,531 on Friday, March 24, 2025.

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has reviewed the Customs foreign exchange rate for cargo clearance at Nigeria's ports as the naira depreciated in all markets.
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