$100 to Naira (₦) Black Market Exchange Rates Today – May 26, 2024

The foreign exchange market is a dynamic and integral part of the global economy, and Nigeria is no exception. With a bustling black market for currency exchange, understanding the conversion rates and the most asked questions about the process is crucial for both locals and foreigners.

Here’s an insightful look into the exchange of $100 to Nigerian Naira (NGN) at the black market rate on 26th May 2024.

Exchange Rate of $100 to Naira (NGN) at Black Market

As of 26th May 2024, the black market exchange rate for $100 to Naira is as follows:

Amount in USD ($)	Buying Rate (₦)	Selling Rate (₦)
100 US Dollars ($100) to Naira	₦148,000	₦151,000

Please note that these rates are subject to change and can vary slightly depending on the location and the dealer.

Dollar to Naira Black Market Exchange Rate Table for Different Denominations:

Here’s a breakdown of the exchange rate for various denominations of Dollars to Nigerian Naira in the black market:

Amount in Dollar ($)	Buying Rate (₦)	Selling Rate (₦)
1 US Dollar ($1) to Naira	₦1,480.00	₦1,510.00
5 US Dollars ($5) to Naira	₦7,400.00	₦7,550.00
10 US Dollars ($10) to Naira	₦14,800.00	₦15,100.00
20 US Dollars ($20) to Naira	₦29,600.00	₦30,200.00
50 US Dollars ($50) to Naira	₦74,000.00	₦75,500.00
100 US Dollars ($100) to Naira	₦148,000.00	₦151,000.00
200 US Dollars ($200) to Naira	₦296,000.00	₦302,000.00
300 US Dollars ($300) to Naira	₦444,000.00	₦453,000.00
400 US Dollars ($400) to Naira	₦592,000.00	₦604,000.00
500 US Dollars ($500) to Naira	₦740,000.00	₦755,000.00
600 US Dollars ($600) to Naira	₦888,000.00	₦906,000.00
800 US Dollars ($800) to Naira	₦1,184,000.00	₦1,208,000.00
1000 US Dollars ($1000) to Naira	₦1,480,000.00	₦1,510,000.00
5000 US Dollars ($5000) to Naira	₦7,400,000.00	₦7,550,000.00
10000 US Dollars ($10000) to Naira	₦14,800,000.00	₦15,100,000.00

Factors Affecting Black Market Rates for 100 USD to NGN

The black market rates for exchanging 100 US Dollars to Nigerian Naira are influenced by several factors, including:

1. Demand and supply: The demand for US Dollars in Nigeria, driven by factors such as imports, foreign investments, and personal remittances, affects the parallel market rates. A high demand for USD can lead to an increase in rates.
2. Economic conditions: Nigeria’s economic performance, including factors like inflation, interest rates, and foreign reserves, can impact the parallel market rates.
3. Government policies: Regulations and policies related to foreign exchange trading, import/export restrictions, and capital controls can influence the parallel market rates.
4. Political stability: Political instability or uncertainty can lead to increased demand for US Dollars, driving up the parallel market rates.