Economic
Decline in Some Foreign Currency Exchange Rates
Sudan Events – Monitoring Reports
The exchange rates of some foreign currencies have declined against the Sudanese pound in parallel market transactions, while the rates remained stable in Sudanese banks.
Currency traders reported that the selling price of the U.S. dollar in Saturday’s trading stabilized at 2,850 SDG, while the selling price of the Saudi riyal dropped to 757.97 SDG, and the Qatari riyal fell to 778.68 SDG.
Meanwhile, the Egyptian pound saw a resurgence after Friday’s decline, with a selling price of 58.99 SDG. The selling price of the UAE dirham was recorded at 776.56 SDG, the euro at 3,131.86 SDG, and the British pound remained stable at 3,750 SDG.
In the banking sector, the National Bank of Omdurman recorded a buying price of 1,990 SDG for the U.S. dollar and a selling price of 2,004.92 SDG. Faisal Islamic Bank recorded a buying price of 1,985 SDG, with a selling price of 1,999.88 SDG. The Bank of Khartoum maintained its buying price of 1,982.00 SDG, with a selling price of 1,996.87 SDG.
