New Developments in Foreign Currency Exchange Rates

Foreign currency exchange rates in the parallel (“unofficial”) market witnessed new changes in Wednesday’s trading, with most currencies recording further increases.

Currency traders said that the U.S. dollar recorded a buying price of 4,200 Sudanese pounds and a selling price of 4,250 pounds. The Saudi riyal recorded a buying price of 1,114.05 pounds, while the UAE dirham remained stable at 1,144.41 pounds.

The euro reached 4,941.176 pounds, while the British pound sterling recorded 5,675.67 pounds. The Egyptian pound reached 79.62 pounds, while the Bahraini dinar recorded 11,052 pounds.

Meanwhile, the Qatari riyal stood at 1,150.68 pounds, the Omani riyal reached 11,100 pounds, and the Kuwaiti dinar recorded 13,548.38 pounds.