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NGN to SSP Comparison Table

Disclaimer: Due to the economic conditions and data availability for both Nigeria and South Sudan, a direct comparison between the NGN and SSP might be limited. This table provides a general overview based on available information.

FeatureNGN (Nigerian Naira)SSP (South Sudanese Pound)Key Difference
Currency CodeNGNSSPStandard identifier
Symbol£Commonly used representation
Issuing AuthorityCentral Bank of NigeriaBank of South SudanMonetary authority
Economic StrengthDeveloping, resource-rich economyDeveloping, post-conflict economyStage of economic development
Exchange Rate VolatilityHighExtremely volatileFluctuation compared to major currencies
Popular Use CasesDomestic transactions, remittancesDomestic transactions, limited tradePrimary functions
Digital Payment AdoptionGrowing adoption, mobile money prominentLimited digital payment infrastructureStage of digital payment penetration
Inflation RateHistorically highHyperinflationPurchasing power erosion
Interest RatesHighVery highCost of borrowing
Foreign Exchange ReservesModerateLowAbility to influence exchange rate
Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)Increasing, resource-focusedLimitedInvestment landscape

Check to compare Nigerian naira with South Sudan currency and economic indicators

Key Observations:

  • Both Nigeria and South Sudan are developing economies facing economic challenges.
  • The NGN is relatively stable compared to the extremely volatile SSP.
  • Both countries have limited digital payment infrastructure, but Nigeria is more advanced.
  • Hyperinflation in South Sudan significantly erodes the purchasing power of the SSP.

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7 Facts About the South Sudanese Pound

  1. Recent Introduction: As a relatively new currency, the South Sudanese Pound lacks a deep historical context and has been subject to significant volatility.
  2. Hyperinflation: The country has experienced hyperinflation, eroding the purchasing power of the Pound and making it difficult for people to afford basic goods.  
  3. Economic Instability: South Sudan’s economy is fragile, with dependence on oil exports, conflict, and humanitarian crises contributing to the Pound’s weakness.
  4. Currency Black Market: Due to economic challenges, a black market for foreign currencies has emerged, further destabilizing the official exchange rate.
  5. Limited Financial Infrastructure: The country’s banking system is underdeveloped, hindering the smooth functioning of the economy and contributing to the Pound’s instability.
  6. Subdivisions: The South Sudanese Pound is divided into 100 piasters.
  7. Humanitarian Crisis: The ongoing humanitarian crisis in South Sudan has exacerbated economic challenges and put additional pressure on the Pound.

Top 3 Largest Banks in Nigeria (by Asset Size)

CountryBank NameCity
NigeriaAccess Bank PlcLagos
NigeriaUnited Bank for Africa (UBA)Lagos
NigeriaZenith Bank PlcLagos
South SudanEcobank South SudanJuba
South SudanEquity Bank South Sudan LimitedJuba
South SudanKenyan Commercial Bank (KCB) South SudanJuba