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GN to THB Comparison Table
Feature | NGN (Nigerian Naira) | THB (Thai Baht) |
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Currency Code | NGN | THB |
Symbol | ₦ | ฿ |
Issuing Authority | Central Bank of Nigeria | Bank of Thailand |
Economic Strength | Developing, resource-based economy | Developing, export-oriented economy |
Exchange Rate Volatility | High | Relatively stable |
Popular Use Cases | Domestic transactions, remittances | Domestic and international transactions, tourism |
Digital Payment Adoption | Growing adoption, mobile money prominent | High adoption, advanced infrastructure |
Inflation Rate | Historically high | Relatively low |
Interest Rates | High | Lower than Nigeria |
Foreign Exchange Reserves | Moderate | Adequate |
Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) | Increasing, resource-focused | Increasing, 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- Tourism and Exports: Thailand’s strong tourism industry and export-oriented economy significantly influence the Baht’s value.
- 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.
- Subdivisions: The Baht is divided into 100 satang.
- Digital Payments: Thailand has been at the forefront of digital payments, with a growing number of people using mobile wallets and electronic transfers.
- 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
Country | Bank Name | City |
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Nigeria | Access Bank Plc | Lagos |
Nigeria | United Bank for Africa (UBA) | Lagos |
Nigeria | Zenith Bank Plc | Lagos |
Thailand | Bangkok Bank | Bangkok |
Thailand | Kasikorn Bank | Bangkok |
Thailand | Siam Commercial Bank (SCB) | Bangkok |