Dollar to Naira exchange rate today, April 14, 2026

Author: Henry OduahPublished on: April 14, 2026Country: Nigeria

Business & Economy

Dollar to Naira exchange rate today, April 14, 2026

The Nigerian Naira showed signs of marginal recovery on April 14, 2026, opening at approximately N1,358.20 per Dollar. In the parallel market, the Dollar is trading between N1,465 and N1,490, reflecting increased demand. Analysts note that the current performance of the Naira is influenced by foreign capital inflows and the strength of the US Dollar.

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