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ABSTRACT
This study focuses on exchange rate fluctuations and its impact Nigeria’s economic growth, with specific focus on its production capacity. The study carried out its analysis by employing the exchange rate (EXR), interest rate (INT), inflation rate (INF). and trade balance (Tb) as the independent variables and Real GDP as the dependent variable. All data used are secondary data obtained from the Statistical Bulletin of Central Bank of Nigeria. Inflation rate negatively affects the GDP. The loan cost positively affects the GDP. Exchange receptiveness negatively affects the GDP. In the autocorrelation, we acknowledge the invalid speculation. The assessors have a consistent difference and are well specified. From the experimental evaluated work, a couple of makers fought that change scale is earnestly related to yield improvement, while a couple of makers battled that it is conflictingly related. Regardless, from observational examination of the assessment, it was found that trading scale is conversely related to yield improvement.
