DOLLAR TO NAIRA EXCHANGE RATE TODAY, NOVEMBER 10, 2026

The US dollar continues to trade at different rates across Nigeria's official and parallel foreign exchange markets as businesses, traders and individuals monitor movements in the value of the naira.

On Tuesday, November 10, 2026, the dollar was reported at approximately ₦1,346.51 on the official Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market (NFEM), while the parallel market recorded selling rates of about ₦1,430 per dollar.

The difference between the two markets reflects the continued variations in foreign exchange pricing and availability across the country.

At the reported rates, $100 exchanged for approximately ₦134,651 at the official rate and ₦143,000 on the parallel market. Similarly, $500 was worth about ₦673,255 officially and ₦715,000 at the parallel-market selling rate.

For larger transactions, $1,000 amounted to approximately ₦1.35 million at the official rate and ₦1.43 million on the parallel market.

The exchange rate remains a major concern for Nigerians, particularly importers, manufacturers, international students and businesses that depend on foreign currency for payments.

Movements in the dollar-to-naira rate can influence the cost of imported goods, production expenses and the general prices of commodities in the domestic market.

However, actual transaction rates may vary depending on market conditions, location, transaction size and currency availability.

Nigerians are advised to confirm prevailing rates with authorised financial institutions or licensed foreign exchange dealers before conducting transactions.