CCL Dollar today: what is its price this Tuesday, February 24
The CCL dollar is trading at $1440.80 for both buying and selling on February 24, 2026.
Lagos-based businessman arraigned over N230m fraud
A Lagos businessman, Adesiyan Olayinka, has been arraigned in federal court for alleged N230 million forex investment fraud linked to a cloned image of Peter Obi.
NCS rejects claims of forex rate manipulation
The Nigeria Customs Service has clarified that it does not control or manipulate foreign exchange rates for import and export purposes and that rates used are based on the Central Bank of Nigeria's official figures.
Man jailed one year for N37m forex fraud in Lagos
Henry Daniel has been sentenced to one year in prison for defrauding a man of N37 million in a forex trading scam in Lagos.
Customs deny fixing forex, say CBN sets rates for imports
The Nigeria Customs Service clarified that it does not set foreign exchange rates for imports, emphasizing that the Central Bank of Nigeria determines these rates.
Euro today: how much is it priced this Sunday, February 15
On February 15, the official Euro rate in Argentina is stable, while the black market 'blue' Euro shows an increase compared to the last reported figures.
Follow the dollar quotation this Thursday (12)
The dollar opened stable on Thursday, with a slight depreciation against other currencies, amid positive employment data from the U.S.
Naira set to strengthen with new BDC dollar limit
Market analysts predict that the naira will strengthen against the dollar following the Central Bank of Nigeria's announcement allowing Bureau de Change operators to purchase up to $150,000 weekly.
Uruguayan peso today: how much the official and blue currencies are quoted this Friday, February 6
The article discusses the current exchange rates of the Uruguayan peso, both official and blue, which are important for travelers and consumers in Uruguay.
βCurrency Defenseβ Leads to Two-Month Decline in Foreign Exchange Reserves in January
Korea's foreign exchange reserves decreased for the second consecutive month in January, primarily due to measures taken to stabilize the market amid rising exchange rate volatility.
The euro signs its strongest year since 2017 and aims to exceed 1.20 dollars in 2026
The euro has had its best year since 2017, aiming to surpass 1.20 dollars in 2026 due to a positive growth outlook in Europe and the impact of US Federal Reserve policies under Trump.
Dollar on track to lose more than 9 percent this year
The value of the dollar fell last week against a basket of currencies, primarily the Japanese yen, indicating an anticipated annual loss exceeding 9 percent.