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Nigerians Should Expect N2000 to $1 Exchange Rate in 2025

Cheta Nwanze, Founder of SBM Intelligence says Nigerians (individuals and businesses) should expect Naira to Dollar exchange rate of N2000 to $1 in 2025.

Nwanze made the projection in an interview with Semafor Africa on his expectation for the Nigerian economy in 2025

“I expect the economy to grow by 3.5%, driven by services. I also expect inflation to remain high, around 28%, and the Naira may depreciate to above $1 to ₦2000. That combination is likely to fuel social unrest.”

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