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The average dollar price rose against the Sudanese pound as trading began on the “black” parallel market today, Wednesday.
The dollar’s exchange rate against the Sudanese pound hit around 240 pounds, down from 238 pounds at the close of trade on Tuesday, Sudanese media reported.
The average price of the US dollar settled in official banks in Sudan to buy 55 pounds, compared to 55.27 pounds for sale.
The price of the euro and the pound sterling
The price of the European euro rose against the Sudanese pound in the parallel market today to 277 pounds, from 270 pounds yesterday, while the British pound stabilized at 290 pounds.
In banks, the price of the euro reached 64 pounds and the pound 71 pounds.
Real price, dirham and dinar
The price of the Saudi riyal rose in the parallel market, reaching 62 pounds from 61 pounds yesterday, and in banks it reached 14,6714 pounds to buy, 14,744 pounds to sell.
The price of the Emirati dirham rose to 63 pounds from 62 pounds yesterday, and settled on the Sudanese Central Bank’s trading screens at 14.97 pounds to buy and 15.05 to sell.
The price of the Kuwaiti dinar has stabilized at 650 pounds, and in banks it has risen to 179.74 pounds to buy, 180.64 pounds to sell.
The fuel crisis in Sudan has had a major breakthrough and queues at gas stations have decreased after days of liberalizing gasoline and gasoline prices.
Sudan decided a few days ago to allow the private sector to import gasoline and gasoline and sell them to the public at international price.
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