The naira strengthens against the US dollar at Nigeria’s official foreign exchange market on Friday, November 6, 2026, according to Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) data cited by Daily Post Nigeria. The official rate is reported at about ₦1,346.79 per dollar on Friday, up from roughly ₦1,348.74 on Thursday, signaling a modest improvement to end the first week of November.

Across the same period, reporting also highlights a different pattern earlier in the week. Daily Post Nigeria says the naira depreciated on Thursday (₦1,348.74 versus about ₦1,347.79 on Wednesday) and on Wednesday (about ₦1,347.79 versus ₦1,346.93 on Tuesday), while also pointing to external reserves falling as context on November 4. It also reports an appreciation on Tuesday (₦1,346.93 versus about ₦1,347.94 on Monday).

Vanguard’s coverage focuses more on daily dollar-to-naira rates across both official and parallel markets, including figures such as an official rate around ₦1,348.74 at the close of the previous session and a parallel-market rate around ₦1,400 on Friday, underscoring ongoing rate differences for users of foreign exchange.