Aboki Naira to Dollar Black Market Exchange Rate Today, 30th June 2026

Currency traders in Nigeria’s parallel foreign exchange market reported modest stability in the naira-to-dollar rate today, with the greenback exchanging at around ₦1,395 to ₦1,400 per unit in major trading hubs across Lagos, Abuja, and Kano.

Dealers quoted the buying rate for the US dollar at approximately ₦1,385 to ₦1,390, while selling prices hovered near ₦1,395 to ₦1,400, reflecting a narrow spread that points to balanced supply and demand in the informal segment.

This comes after slight gains recorded in recent sessions, where the naira showed resilience amid ongoing efforts by authorities to improve forex liquidity.

Market participants attributed the current levels to a combination of improved dollar inflows from diaspora remittances and cautious optimism following recent policy measures aimed at narrowing the gap between official and parallel rates.

However, importers and travellers continued to express concerns over persistent pressure from high demand for foreign currency to settle international obligations. In comparison, the official rate published by the Central Bank of Nigeria remained firmer, trading close to ₦1,380 per dollar, underscoring the lingering premium in the black market.

Analysts noted that sustained stability could depend on broader macroeconomic factors, including inflation trends and crude oil export earnings, which have historically influenced currency movements in the country.

Traders advised individuals seeking to exchange currencies to verify rates directly with licensed operators, as values can shift quickly based on location and transaction size.

As Nigeria navigates its economic recovery, stakeholders will be watching closely for any interventions that could further align the two market segments in the coming weeks.