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Here are the current Naira exchange rates to major foreign currencies

Nigerian naira maintained stability at N358 to a dollar at the parallel market.

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Last Friday, the local currency closed trading at N358 to a dollar at the parallel market and N305 at the official pegged CBN rate and

Foreign exchange market:

Black market

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Dollar N358

Pounds N478

Euro N419

Official market

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Dollar  N304.95

Pounds N397

Euro N353

Importers and Exporters' FX Window

Dollar  N361.95

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