31.12.202513:00:00UTC+00Nigeria's Foreign Reserves Experience Positive Growth in December 2025

Nigeria's foreign reserves have risen to $45.45 billion at the close of December 2025, according to the latest data available as of December 31, 2025. This mark represents an increase from the $44.67 billion recorded in August 2025, signaling a period of monetary resilience and strength for the nation.

The growth in foreign reserves can be attributed to a variety of factors impacting Nigeria's economic landscape. With global economic dynamics persistently shifting, this uptick reflects the Nigerian government's efforts to stabilize and strengthen its financial footing amidst various challenges.

A healthy level of foreign reserves is vital for the economic well-being of any country, providing it with adequate financial buffer and confidence to navigate international markets. As Nigeria steps into the new year, maintaining and expanding these reserves remains an essential component of the country's strategy to secure economic stability and growth.