Nigeria's External Reserves Reach $43.32 Billion in November 2025
Nigeria's external reserves rose to $43.32 billion in November 2025, showing an 8.2% increase year-on-year. The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) revealed that the reserves serve as a crucial buffer for exchange rate management and external obligations.
The data indicated fluctuations in reserves throughout the year, influenced by oil prices, remittances, and foreign exchange reforms. Despite some fluctuations, the reserves showed a steady increase over the months, reflecting a positive trend in Nigeria's economic stability.
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