Khartoum — The prices of foreign currencies rose against the Sudanese Pound in the parallel market yesterday, as Kheiri Abdelrahman, the Minister of Energy and Mining, warned of the side effects of continued deterioration of the Sudanese Pound against the Dollar due to the policy of lifting fuel subsidies that was introduced about a month ago.
The US Dollar was sold for SDG 267, as the selling price of the Euro reached SDG 315, the Saudi Riyal SDG 71 and the Emirati Dirham SDG 72.
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