Nigeria’s naira trades mixed against the US dollar across the official Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market (NFEM) and the parallel market, with several reports describing stability or modest appreciation in different periods.

On multiple dates, Vanguard reports relatively stable dollar/naira levels, noting that the parallel market often quotes the dollar at a premium even when the official market holds steady. For example, on July 20 and June 19, the naira is described as stable at the NFEM while the parallel market continues to price the dollar higher. Other dates also show low-volatility trading in both markets, including May 25 and May 5.

At least one outlet reports a clearer day-to-day move. Daily Post Nigeria says that, based on Central Bank of Nigeria data, the naira strengthens further, reaching about ₦1,327.78 per dollar on Tuesday (up from ₦1,329.80 on Monday) on September 22. Other Vanguard updates provide specific NFEM levels, such as about ₦1,345.94 per dollar on August 27, and parallel-market ranges—like ₦1,395 to ₦1,405 per dollar on May 13—alongside references to ongoing foreign exchange demand.