Egyptian Pound Decline

The exchange rates of foreign currencies have maintained their stability against the Sudanese pound in both the parallel market and Sudanese banks, following the most recent increase. Currency traders in the foreign exchange market reported that the selling price of the dollar in the parallel market on Monday remained steady at 2,850 Sudanese pounds. The Saudi riyal was also stable at 757.97 pounds, while the Qatari riyal was sold at 778.68 pounds. The Egyptian pound saw a slight decline, with the buying price at 57.89 pounds and the selling price at 58.93 pounds. Meanwhile, the selling price of the UAE dirham was 776.56 pounds, the euro was sold at 3,131.86 pounds, and the British pound was stable at 3,750 pounds.

In Sudanese banks, exchange rates remained steady. The highest dollar purchase price was at Omdurman National Bank, where the price reached 1,990 pounds, with the selling price at 2,004.92 pounds. Faisal Islamic Bank followed, with a purchase price of 1,985 pounds and a selling price of 1,999.8875 pounds. Bank of Khartoum held its dollar buying price at 1,982 pounds, with a selling price of 1,996.87 pounds.