TRENDING
Ghana Supports Morocco’s Autonomy Plan for Sahara • Mahama signs GIPA Act to transform Ghana's investment landscape • Police foil kidnap attempt, rescue four victims in Nasarawa • The Gambia’s security dependence and the erosion of sovereignty: An analysis of the Bulock incident • Businessman petitions CSA against TikTok user 'wickedblogger' over online harassment • Spain could lose 30% of $50m World Cup prize to US taxes — Report • JUST IN: Southampton coach charged over Spygate scandal • FG cuts textbook assessment fees, orders refunds for publishers • Rejecting cedi coins could lead to a three-year jail term — Bank of Ghana warns • OpenAI admits its system autonomously hacked another company • Osun Election: SDP appeals judgment recognising governorship candidate • Southampton’s Tonda Eckert charged with misconduct by FA over spygate scandal • Trump approves 30-year nuclear pact with Saudi Arabia • How Super Eagles can qualify for 2030 World Cup – FIFA • Lissu, Mkuu wa Gereza walivyokabana kwa maswali na majibu mahakamani • FG Approves Downward Review Of Textbook Assessment, Ranking Fees • Lawyers need practical knowledge of maritime trade to resolve disputes effectively — Igbokwe • Reyfieid Properties unveils UNITORA to curb housing deficit in Nigeria • Why I disagree with Counsel LJ Darbo: The case was lost at section 2A • Court adjourns trial of 5 men charged with concealing Timipre Sylva’s whereabouts • Ghana Supports Morocco’s Autonomy Plan for Sahara • Mahama signs GIPA Act to transform Ghana's investment landscape • Police foil kidnap attempt, rescue four victims in Nasarawa • The Gambia’s security dependence and the erosion of sovereignty: An analysis of the Bulock incident • Businessman petitions CSA against TikTok user 'wickedblogger' over online harassment • Spain could lose 30% of $50m World Cup prize to US taxes — Report • JUST IN: Southampton coach charged over Spygate scandal • FG cuts textbook assessment fees, orders refunds for publishers • Rejecting cedi coins could lead to a three-year jail term — Bank of Ghana warns • OpenAI admits its system autonomously hacked another company • Osun Election: SDP appeals judgment recognising governorship candidate • Southampton’s Tonda Eckert charged with misconduct by FA over spygate scandal • Trump approves 30-year nuclear pact with Saudi Arabia • How Super Eagles can qualify for 2030 World Cup – FIFA • Lissu, Mkuu wa Gereza walivyokabana kwa maswali na majibu mahakamani • FG Approves Downward Review Of Textbook Assessment, Ranking Fees • Lawyers need practical knowledge of maritime trade to resolve disputes effectively — Igbokwe • Reyfieid Properties unveils UNITORA to curb housing deficit in Nigeria • Why I disagree with Counsel LJ Darbo: The case was lost at section 2A • Court adjourns trial of 5 men charged with concealing Timipre Sylva’s whereabouts
Dollar to Naira Exchange Rate Today, July 20 2026: Nigerian Naira extends appreciation Ahead of CBN’s interest rate decision
Back to Home

Dollar to Naira Exchange Rate Today, July 20 2026: Nigerian Naira extends appreciation Ahead of CBN’s interest rate decision

Daily Post 1 day 1 mins read

The naira appreciated at the official foreign exchange market on Monday ahead of the Central Bank of Nigeria’s, CBN Monetary Policy Committee, MPC, interest rate decision.

CBN data showed that the naira gained slightly to N1,380.10 per dollar on Monday from N1,380.18 per dollar recorded last Friday.

This means that at the official foreign exchange market, the naira strengthened marginally by N0.08 on Monday.

Meanwhile, at the black market, the naira remained unchanged at N1,425 per dollar on Monday, the same rate recorded at the close of trading last Friday.

Despite the mixed sentiment across the official and parallel foreign exchange markets, the country’s external reserves have continued their appreciation streak, rising to $51.92 billion as of July 16, 2026.

Monday’s exchange rate comes as the Nigerian economy braces for the outcome of the apex bank’s 306th MPC meeting on Tuesday.

Currently, Nigeria’s benchmark interest rate stands at 26.50 percent, while the inflation rate was 15.91 percent in June, according to the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS).

Dollar to Naira Exchange Rate Today, July 20 2026: Nigerian Naira extends appreciation Ahead of CBN’s interest rate decision

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article

Comments (0)

Want to join the discussion?

Sign in to post comments and engage with the community.

Be the first to comment!

Civil Service

View All

Entrepreneur

View All

Economy

View All
AD

Trade & Commerce

View All

Finance

View All
AD

Business

View All
OneClick Africa Logo

Africa's premier digital hub for impactful news, entertainment, and business insights.

© 2026 OneClick Africa. All rights reserved.