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April 17, 2025: Black Market Dollar to Naira Exchange Rate Today

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As of Thursday, April 17, 2025, the black market exchange rate for the US Dollar to Nigerian Naira is a significant concern for businesses, travelers, and citizens. The exchange rate today stands at: ₦1,600.80 per $1

Contents
  • Summary of Today’s Dollar to Naira Rate
  • Dollar to Naira Black Market Rate Breakdown
  • Naira to Dollar Conversion (NGN to USD)
  • What’s Driving the Exchange Rate?
  • Key Highlights for April 17, 2025

This rate reflects a slight depreciation of -0.43% from the previous day. Let’s explore the full breakdown and market dynamics shaping this rate.


Summary of Today’s Dollar to Naira Rate

  • Current Rate: ₦1,600.80
  • Change Since Yesterday: -0.43%
  • Trend This Week: -2.09% over 7 days
  • Weekly High: ₦1,636.71 on April 10, 2025
  • Weekly Low: ₦1,589.45 on April 14, 2025
  • Largest Daily Change: April 10, -2.25%

Dollar to Naira Black Market Rate Breakdown

USD AmountNGN Equivalent
1 USD₦1,600.80
3 USD₦4,802.40
5 USD₦8,003.99
10 USD₦16,007.99
50 USD₦80,039.95
100 USD₦160,079.91
500 USD₦800,399.55
1,000 USD₦1,600,799.10
10,000 USD₦16,007,991.00

Naira to Dollar Conversion (NGN to USD)

NGN AmountUSD Equivalent
₦1$0.00062469
₦10$0.00625
₦100$0.06247
₦1,000$0.62469
₦10,000$6.25
₦100,000$62.47

What’s Driving the Exchange Rate?

Several factors are influencing the current black market exchange rate in Nigeria:

  • High demand for dollars: Importers, travelers, and students abroad continue to demand foreign currency.
  • Scarcity of forex supply: Official forex allocations from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) remain limited, pushing demand to the parallel market.
  • Inflationary pressure: Ongoing inflation continues to erode the value of the naira.
  • Speculation and arbitrage: Many individuals and businesses buy dollars in anticipation of future depreciation, further pushing up demand.

Key Highlights for April 17, 2025

  • Despite CBN’s tightening monetary policy and interventions, the parallel market remains volatile.
  • Forex scarcity continues to drive activity in the black market.
  • Exchange rate movements this week have shown signs of instability, with daily fluctuations influenced by geopolitical and economic events.
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