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SEE Dollar To Naira Exchange Rate Today, Friday July 25, 2025
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The latest Dollar to Naira Exchange Rate Today, Friday July 25, 2025 is accessible here.
As of Friday, July 25, 2025, the Nigerian naira continues to trade under pressure against the United States dollar, reflecting ongoing concerns over foreign exchange liquidity and investor sentiment in Africa’s largest economy.
The official and parallel market rates show marginal differences, with no major gain or recovery recorded compared to the previous week.
Official Exchange Rate (CBN/NFEM) According to the most recent data published by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) under the Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market (NFEM) framework: ₦1,535.24 per USD — This rate was last updated on Monday, July 22, 2025, and is currently the most recent available official benchmark.
The NFEM rate is typically applied to official government transactions, importers with Form M, and financial institutions that comply with CBN clearance. Black Market (Parallel Market) Rate As observed in several commercial hubs such as Lagos, Abuja, Kano, and Onitsha, the parallel market rate as of July 25, 2025 is: – Advertisement – ₦1,540 per USD (sell rate) ₦1,525 per USD (buy rate) These rates are sourced from credible bureau de change operators and online black market trackers.
Dollar to Naira Exchange Rate Today Market Type Rate (₦/USD) Date CBN (Official/NFEM) ₦1,535.24 July 22, 2025 Black Market (Buy) ₦1,525 July 25, 2025 Black Market (Sell) ₦1,540 July 25, 2025 RELATED POSTS Dollar to Naira Exchange Rate Today Wednesday July 23, 2025 Jul 23, 2025 Dollar to Naira Exchange Rate Today, Monday July 21, 2025 Jul 21, 2025 Dollar to Naira Exchange Rate Today, July 19, 2025 Jul 19, 2025 What’s Driving the Naira’s Performance? The naira’s weakness continues to stem from a combination of:
Insufficient dollar supply from oil exports and foreign reserves Low capital inflow due to investor uncertainty Currency speculation and widening gap between official and black market rates Policy adjustments such as interest rate hikes by the Central Bank Recent Exchange Rate Trends The naira traded at ₦1,532.54/USD on July 21, slightly strengthening by ₦2.70 in official markets on July 22. In the parallel market, rates have hovered between ₦1,520 and ₦1,550/USD over the past week, reflecting continued demand pressure.
Financial analysts predict further adjustments may occur depending on CBN’s next Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) decision and external funding sources. Government Outlook The 2025 federal budget was calculated using an average exchange rate projection of ₦1,400 per USD, significantly below current market realities. Experts say this gap could widen if FX inflows remain low or if oil prices fall below expectations. Final Takeaway For individuals and businesses transacting in foreign exchange: Use official rates for documentation and legal imports.
Black market rates remain relevant for informal and urgent FX needs. Stay updated on the naira’s movement to make informed financial decisions.
The United Kingdom has introduced new restrictions on a chemical commonly used in some gel nail polishes amid concerns over its potential impact on fertility and reproductive health.
The restriction targets trimethylbenzoyl diphenylphosphine oxide, commonly known as TPO, a photoinitiator that enables gel polish to harden when exposed to UV light and helps improve its durability and colour retention.
Under the new rules, which took effect on Saturday across England, Wales and Scotland, manufacturers are no longer permitted to place new TPO-containing cosmetic products on the UK market.
However, beauty salons have been given until February 14, 2027, to stop using existing products containing the chemical, meaning customers could still encounter TPO-based gel polishes during the transition period.
The move follows concerns arising from animal studies that have linked TPO exposure to possible reproductive and fertility problems. The European Union introduced a similar prohibition in September 2025.
The restrictions have nevertheless attracted debate within the cosmetics industry. The Cosmetic, Toiletry and Perfumery Association has maintained that the concentration of TPO used in nail products is significantly lower than levels associated with harmful effects.
The UK decision is therefore expected to intensify discussions within the beauty industry over whether precautionary restrictions should take priority where potential reproductive risks remain under investigation.
Investors in the Nigerian stock market recorded a cumulative loss of N5.45 trillion as the equities market extended its bearish run to an eighth consecutive session at the close of trading session on Thursday night, August 20..
Equities listed on the Nigerian Exchange Limited, NGX, have continued to experience significant declines since Tuesday, August 11, 2026 but last week, investors on the NGX lost N3.8 trillion in four consecutive bearish sessions.
From Monday to Thursday this week, stocks on the NGX have lost a total of N1.65 trillion meaning that the combined losses recorded over the last eight trading sessions amounted to N5.45 trillion, wiping out previous gains in the market.
The market extended its bearish run on Thursday as investors lost N440 billion, driven by continued profit-taking in large- and mid-cap stocks.
Market capitalisation declined by 0.30 per cent, or N440 billion, from N155.417 trillion at the opening of trading to N154.977 trillion at the close.
The Naira yesterday depreciated to N1,405 per dollar in the parallel market from N1,400 per dollar on Wednesday.
But the naira appreciated to N1,347.5 per dollar in the Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market, NFEM.
Data from the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, showed that the indicative exchange rate for the naira fell to N1,347.5 per dollar from N1,351 per dollar on Wednesday, indicating N3.5 appreciation for the naira.
Consequently, the margin between the parallel and official markets widened to N57.5 per dollar from N49 per dollar on Wednesday.
The interbank turnover at NFEM rose by 0.22 percent to N371.8 million yesterday from N370.98 million the previous day.
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