NgnRates offers an easy to integrate, customizable currency converter for webmasters, website owners in Nigeria.

This currency converter allows users to calculate amounts of Naira with foreign currencies according to daily rates from CBN, black market, BDC, Moneygram or Western union.

Easily choose title, colors, initial market (black market, CBN, BDC, ...), initial currencies to display; then easily copy&paste the code to your page.

https://www.ngnrates.com/currency-converter

Nigerian Economy has been stabile in terms of Nigerian Naira exchange rates in 2019. However drastic rises in inflation rates beginning from September has swept away the quiet scene.

Some highlights worth attention are GBP to Naira rates, Rand to Naira rates and inflation rates after closure of borders in August.

https://www.ngnrates.com/article/nigerian-naira-rates-&-inflation-2019-full-year-review/5e2997e6d11d110ad80b123e

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Yes, Naira is deep down in the list. However, 2019 is not a very bad year for Naira so far. When we look at commonly traded currencies in Nigeria mainly only 2 rates had obvious rise against Naira both on parallel market and CBN in the first half of 2019, these are:

Pound to Naira, 1.76% rise on parallel market, 0.21% acc. to CBN :
https://www.ngnrates.com/market/exchange-rates/pound-to-naira/black-market

Rand to Naira, 3.45% rise on parallel market, 2.46% acc.to CBN :
https://www.ngnrates.com/market/exchange-rates/south-african-rand-to-naira/black-market

Other than these 2 rates Naira mostly gained value against other currencies.

Pound does not have the highest value in the world but it is obviously on rise this year, as it is one of the few ones gaining value against Naira.

Naira exchange rates and Nigeria inflation rate has been rather stable in the first half of 2019 when compared to previous years. Nigerian naira has value gains against most of the foreign currencies except for Pound to Naira and Rand to Naira rates according to both CBN and parallel market.

Inflation is in the 11.22-11.4% range, inflation rate is lower and more stable compared to previous years.

These may be good signs for Nigeria economy.

Here is a detailed analysis on Naira exchange rates and Nigeria inflation based on 2019 first 6 month numbers:

https://www.ngnrates.com/article/nigerian-naira-rates-&-inflation-2019-1st-half-review/5d31bfffd0ade817402b9ff4

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