Canadian Dollar To Naira Exchange Rate Today 22nd October 2022
How much is 1 Canadian Dollar worth in Naira on the Black Market today?
The parallel market in Nigeria (today’s black market dollar exchange rate) for the Nigerian Naira is as follows: For the market in Lagos (black market).
| CAD To NGN | Canadian Dollars to Naira |
| Buying | 557 |
| Selling | 563 |
Canadian Dollar To Naira Bank Rate Today.
- 1 Canadian Dollar = 317.97.
Convert Canadian Dollars to Nigerian Naira | CAD to NGN
The most recent exchange rate for 1 Canadian Dollar is 317.97 Nigerian Naira.
Important: Please keep in mind that you can exchange your Canadian Dollar to Nigerian Naira at the rate of 586/CAD right now, but that rate could change in an hour depending on how many Canadian Dollars are available and how fast they are being bought.
Top Investors make N40bn as Nigerian capital market’s value rises by 0.14%
Meanwhile, on Friday, the market capitalization of the Nigerian stock exchange increased by 0.14 percent.
After eight hours of trading on Friday, the market’s equity capitalization increased by N40 billion, from N24.14 trillion to N24.18 trillion.
The All-Share Index increased by 64.52 basis points from 44,332.21 to 44,393.21, maintaining its sluggish growth.
Friday saw 2,888 trades involving 95.18 million shares worth N1.88 billion.
This was less than the 119.22 million shares worth N3.20 billion that were traded in 2,909 transactions the previous day.
Academy topped the list of gainers with a share price increase of N0.13kobo, from N1.33kobo to N1.46kobo.
The share price of Sterling Bank increased by 3.95 percent, from N1.52kobo to N1.58kobo.
The value of each Chams share increased by 3.85 percent, from N0.26kobo to N0.27kobo at the close of trading.
The closing price of N0.29kobo per share for Mutual Benefit was 3.57 percent higher than its opening price of N0.28kobo per share.
Canadian Dollar To Naira Black Market.
The price of Transcorp shares increased by 2.83 percent, from N1.06 to N1.09 per share.
NEM topped the list of losers after losing N0.49kobo per share to fall from N4.91kobo to N4.44kobo.
Royal Exchange shares ended trading at N0.83kobo per share, down 9.78% from N0.92kobo per share.
Morison shares ended trading at N1.98kobo, down from N2.19kobo per share.
Shares of Sovereign Insurance decreased by 7.14 percent, falling from N0.28kobo to N0.26kobo.
