Sudanese Pound Continues Plunge in Wake of U.S. Sanctions Decision

Khartoum — Street prices for a US Dollar rose to an unprecedented 20 Sudanese Pounds on Khartoum's parallel market on Tuesday, and initial reports following the postponement of a US decision to lift economic sanctions, say that the Pound continues to fall.

In an interview with Radio Dabanga, economic analyst and editor of El Midan newspaper, Kamal Karrar, predicts an increasing rise in the Dollar against the Pound over the coming days.

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