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Emerging Markets: Naira Strengthens Against Euro as FDI Pledges Bolster Sentiment
Abstract:The Nigerian Naira (NGN) strengthened against the Euro to close at N1,606 amid renewed economic optimism, bolstered by a $1.6 billion investment pledge from Dubai-based Maser Group targeting key African markets.

The Nigerian Naira (NGN) displayed resilience against major European currencies, strengthening to settle at N1,606 per Euro (€1) amid renewed FDI interest.
Euro Retreats Against Naira
While volatility remains a concern for the NGN, the ability to claw back ground to the N1,606 level suggests a temporary stabilization in demand dynamics.
$1.6bn FDI Injection Planned
Dubai-based Maser Group has unveiled plans to inject $1.6 billion into Nigeria, Ghana, and Kenya over the next two years.
- Exchange Rate: N1,606 / €1
- Investment Value: $1.6 billion
- Key Markets: Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya
Regulatory Integrity
The Nigerian Exchange Group (NGX) has partnered with the police to ensure capital market integrity and retain FDI inflows.
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