Daily Nigeria Exchange Rates – April 5, 2026, the Nigerian foreign exchange market shows moderate stability across major currencies.
The official Central Bank rate and the parallel market rate continue to trade within a narrow margin, while global indicative rates remain slightly higher.
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Daily Nigeria Exchange Rates Table
| Currency | Official Market Rate (₦) | Parallel / Black Market Rate (₦) | Mid-Market / Indicative Rate (₦) |
|---|---|---|---|
| US Dollar (USD) | ₦1,378 – ₦1,380 | ₦1,400 – ₦1,420 | ₦1,410 |
| Euro (EUR) | ₦1,600 – ₦1,605 | ₦1,590 – ₦1,620 | ₦1,610 |
| British Pound (GBP) | ₦1,830 – ₦1,837 | ₦1,870 – ₦1,910 | ₦1,890 |
| Chinese Yuan (CNY) | ₦188 – ₦190 | ₦195 – ₦200 | ₦197 |
| Japanese Yen (JPY) | ₦8.6 – ₦8.7 | ₦8.69 – ₦8.70 | ₦8.7 |
| Canadian Dollar (CAD) | ₦990 – ₦1,000 | ₦1,007 – ₦1,022 | ₦1,015 |
| Swiss Franc (CHF) | ₦1,720 – ₦1,740 | ₦1,739 – ₦1,741 | ₦1,735 |
| Saudi Riyal (SAR) | ₦365 – ₦367 | ₦367 – ₦370 | ₦368 |
| UAE Dirham (AED) | ₦368 – ₦370 | ₦370 – ₦375 | ₦372 |
Market Notes
The official rate reflects the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) trading window.
Meanwhile, the parallel market rate represents Bureau de Change and open market trading across Nigeria.
The mid-market rate serves as a global benchmark and excludes local transaction margins.
Exchange rates may change during the day depending on demand, supply, and liquidity in the foreign exchange market.
Readers are advised to confirm rates before carrying out transactions.
Source: CBN data and open market FX aggregators (April 5, 2026).
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