BREAKING: Latest Dollar To Naira Exchange Rates Today March 31st

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Today, we bring you the latest update on the Dollar to Naira exchange rates in the black market, also known as the parallel market, to empower you with essential information for your financial transactions.

Published just moments ago, our dedicated team has meticulously gathered and verified the current exchange rates to provide you with accurate and reliable data.

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Black Market Exchange Rate Today:

Buying Rate: N1260 per Dollar Selling Rate: N1270 per Dollar

These rates, sourced from reputable Bureau De Change (BDC) sources, reflect the prevailing market conditions as of Saturday, 30th March 2024, in Lagos Parallel Market. It’s important to note that these rates are subject to change as market dynamics evolve.

While the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) does not officially recognize the parallel market, individuals engaging in foreign exchange transactions are advised to approach their respective banks for official rates.

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In Other News: CBN Raises Minimum Capital Base for Banks

In a strategic move to bolster the resilience of Nigeria’s banking sector, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has announced new minimum capital requirements for commercial, merchant, and non-interest banks.

Under the new regulations, commercial banks with international authorization are mandated to maintain a minimum capital base of N500 billion, while those with national and regional authorizations must meet thresholds of N200 billion and N50 billion, respectively.

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Similarly, non-interest banks are required to maintain minimum capital bases of N20 billion and N10 billion for national and regional authorizations, respectively.

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This development underscores the CBN’s commitment to enhancing the stability and competitiveness of Nigeria’s financial institutions amidst prevailing macroeconomic challenges.

As the banking sector adapts to these regulatory changes, stakeholders are urged to remain vigilant and proactive in navigating the evolving financial landscape.

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