NGN to THB

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GN to THB Comparison Table

FeatureNGN (Nigerian Naira)THB (Thai Baht)
Currency CodeNGNTHB
Symbol฿
Issuing AuthorityCentral Bank of NigeriaBank of Thailand
Economic StrengthDeveloping, resource-based economyDeveloping, export-oriented economy
Exchange Rate VolatilityHighRelatively stable
Popular Use CasesDomestic transactions, remittancesDomestic and international transactions, tourism
Digital Payment AdoptionGrowing adoption, mobile money prominentHigh adoption, advanced infrastructure
Inflation RateHistorically highRelatively low
Interest RatesHighLower than Nigeria
Foreign Exchange ReservesModerateAdequate
Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)Increasing, resource-focusedIncreasing, manufacturing and other sectors

Key Observations:

  • The NGN is a currency of a developing economy with high volatility, while the THB is from a developing, export-oriented economy with relative stability.
  • Thailand has a more advanced digital payment infrastructure compared to Nigeria.
  • The interest rate differential between the two countries is significant.

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7 Facts About the Thai Baht

The Thai Baht is the official currency of Thailand.

  1. Historical Significance: The Baht has a long history, dating back to the Sukhothai Kingdom. It was initially a silver coin, but its weight and purity varied over time.
  2. Floating Exchange Rate: The Thai Baht operates on a managed floating exchange rate system, allowing for some flexibility while maintaining control over the currency’s value.
  3. Tourism and Exports: Thailand’s strong tourism industry and export-oriented economy significantly influence the Baht’s value.
  4. Asian Financial Crisis: The Thai Baht was severely impacted by the Asian financial crisis in 1997, leading to a devaluation. However, the country has since recovered and strengthened its currency.
  5. Subdivisions: The Baht is divided into 100 satang.
  6. Digital Payments: Thailand has been at the forefront of digital payments, with a growing number of people using mobile wallets and electronic transfers.
  7. Economic Resilience: Despite economic challenges, the Thai Baht has shown resilience and has been a relatively stable currency in the region.

Some Nigerian and Thai Banks for Your Naira/Currency Exchange

CountryBank NameCity
NigeriaAccess Bank PlcLagos
NigeriaUnited Bank for Africa (UBA)Lagos
NigeriaZenith Bank PlcLagos
ThailandBangkok Bank Bangkok
ThailandKasikorn BankBangkok
ThailandSiam Commercial Bank (SCB) Bangkok