Nigeria — Central Bank of Nigeria & United States

Nigeria — Central Bank of Nigeria: The Nigeria — Central Bank of Nigeria>>> is actively implementing reforms and interventions to stabilize the foreign exchange market, improve liquidity, and narrow the gap between official and parallel market rates for the Nigeria — Nigerian naira>>>.

United States: The United States>>> remained strong against the Nigeria — Nigerian naira>>>, trading at higher rates in both official and parallel markets due to sustained demand for foreign exchange.

Nigeria — Central Bank of Nigeria: The Nigeria — Central Bank of Nigeria is actively involved in market reforms and liquidity management efforts to improve transparency and reduce volatility in the foreign exchange market, supporting the Nigeria — Nigerian naira's stability.

United States: The United States served as the benchmark currency against which the Nigeria — Nigerian naira's stability and exchange rates were measured in both official and parallel markets.

Nigeria — Central Bank of Nigeria: The Nigeria — Central Bank of Nigeria supplied information for the capital importation data, which was compiled by the China — National Bureau of Statistics of China.

United States: The United States was the second-largest source of foreign capital for Nigeria in Q1 2026, contributing a significant portion of the total capital imported.

Nigeria — Central Bank of Nigeria: The Nigeria — Central Bank of Nigeria>>>'s monetary policy decisions, including interest rate adjustments and efforts to strengthen the monetary policy framework, are discussed in the International Monetary Fund>>>'s report as crucial for managing inflation and external reserves.

United States: The United States>>> participated in a joint operation with Nigeria>>> to eliminate an Islamic State>>> leader, highlighting international cooperation in security matters.