CBN's Customs Exchange Rate Cut to Boost Nigeria's Import Costs and Naira Recovery
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has lowered the customs exchange rate to N1 to $421.23, leading to a drop in import costs in Nigeria. The move has contributed to the Naira's ongoing recovery in the foreign exchange market.
Analysts anticipate the local currency to maintain its upward momentum, supported by positive market signals such as the oversubscribed $2.35 billion Eurobond issuance. Bismark Rewane, CEO of Project Naira, predicts a positive outlook for the Naira by 2025, driven by factors like domestic corporate debt inflow and remittances.
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