Nigeria’s external reserves have rebounded significantly, reaching about $49 billion as of early 2026, according to recent Central Bank disclosures. On the surface, this signals renewed macroeconomic confidence, improved foreign exchange liquidity, and stronger capacity to defend the naira. But th
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