Decline in Foreign Currency Exchange Rates

Foreign currency rates in the parallel market fell after experiencing a rise on Saturday. Currency traders reported that, in Sunday trading, the buying rate for the U.S. dollar reached 2,650 SDG, with a selling rate of 2,750 SDG. For the Saudi riyal, the buying rate was 704.78 SDG and the selling rate was 731.38 SDG. The buying rate for the UAE dirham was 722.07 SDG, with a selling rate of 749.31 SDG, while the euro was trading at 2,880.43 SDG for buying and 2,989.13 SDG for selling. The British pound’s buying rate was 3,397.43 SDG and its selling rate was 3,525.64 SDG. The Egyptian pound was bought at 54.13 SDG and sold at 56.17 SDG. Additionally, the Bahraini dinar’s buying rate was 6,842.10 SDG, with a selling rate of 7,105.26 SDG. The Qatari riyal was bought at 726.02 SDG and sold at 753.42 SDG, while the Omani riyal was at 6,842.10 SDG for buying and 7,105.26 SDG for selling. Finally, the Kuwaiti dinar was traded at a buying rate of 8,387.09 SDG and a selling rate of 8,709.67 SDG.