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Nigeria's foreign-exchange reserves reach $54 billion, highest since 2008

Nigeria's external reserves reportedly rose to $54 billion, the country's highest level since 2008.

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The reserve increase strengthens Nigeria's financial buffer and may affect confidence in its currency and ability to manage external shocks.

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  1. Nigeria's external reserves hit $54bn , highest level since 2008 - Latest News In Nigeria, Nigeria News Today, Your Online Nigerian Newspaper ↗nigerianeye.com · Recorded source date: Sep 5, 2026, 5:47 PM UTC

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