Fluctuation in Foreign Exchange Rates in the Parallel Market

Foreign exchange rates in the parallel market continued to fluctuate between stability and increase. The U.S. dollar remained at its latest high. Currency traders reported that the buying rate for the U.S. dollar on Wednesday stabilized at 2,600 Sudanese pounds, while the selling rate reached 2,700 pounds. The Saudi riyal was purchased at 691.48 pounds and sold at 718.08 pounds, while the Emirati dirham was bought at 708.44 pounds and sold at 735.69 pounds. The euro buying rate rose to 2,826.08 pounds, with a selling rate of 2,934.78 pounds. The British pound was bought at 3,376.62 pounds and sold at 3,506.49 pounds, while the Egyptian pound saw a new rise, with a buying rate of 53.38 pounds and a selling rate of 55.44 pounds. The Bahraini dinar was purchased at 6,842.10 pounds and sold at 7,105.26 pounds, while the Qatari riyal’s purchase rate increased to 712.32 pounds, with a selling rate of 739.72 pounds. The Omani rial was purchased at 6,842.10 pounds and sold at 7,105.26 pounds, while the Kuwaiti dinar buying rate was 8,387.09 pounds and 8,709.67 pounds for selling.