The price of the dollar in Sudan today, Wednesday, February 10, 2021

The price of the dollar rose again, against the Sudanese pound, today, Wednesday, during the first exchanges on the informal “black” market.

The price of green currency in this market reached 390 pounds, compared to 370 in Tuesday’s trading, according to local media.

The dollar price at the Central Bank of Sudan has remained stable at 55 pounds buying and 55.27 pounds selling.

The new government

Sudanese Prime Minister Abdullah Hamdok announced the formation of the new government, which included 26 ministerial portfolios.

The formation saw the creation of new ministries, the most important of which were investment and petroleum, in addition to the separation of industry and commerce.

The Sudanese prime minister said the new formation aims to deal with crises through a tight schedule, in addition to saving the country from collapse.

Sudan has been going through a deep economic crisis since a transitional government took power in mid-2019 after an uprising, with inflation reaching 254% in December, in addition to a shortage of fuel, bread and food. electricity.

Euro and British Pound Rates

The price of the euro rose at the Central Bank to 66.42 pounds buying and 66.75 pounds selling, from around 66.23 pounds buying and 66.56 pounds selling on Tuesday .

While the European currency fell, in black market exchanges, to 400 pounds, against 430 yesterday.

While the price of the British pound rose at the Sudanese Central Bank, to 75.79 pounds buying and 76.17 pounds selling, from around 75.52 pounds buying and 75.90 pounds to the sale.

As the pound fell on the parallel market to 420 pounds, down from 450 yesterday.

Real price, dirham and dinar

According to the Central Bank’s website, the price of the Saudi riyal has stabilized at 14.66 pounds buying and 14.74 pounds selling.

While the Saudi currency fell on the black market to 86 pounds, down from 93 pounds.

The price of the UAE dirham remained at the level of 14.97 pounds buying and 15.05 pounds selling.

The price of the Emirati dirham on the black market fell by 88 pounds, compared to 94 pounds.

The price of the Kuwaiti dinar at the Sudanese Central Bank has increased to around 181.54 pounds buying and 182.45 pounds selling, compared to around 180.62 pounds buying and 181.52 pounds selling.

While the Kuwaiti currency fell in the unofficial market by around 830 pounds, down from around 870 pounds.