Demand for foreign currency surges in Sudan, leading to high parallel market rates and rising sugar prices in Kosti and Kassala.

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Sep 21

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Demand for foreign currency surges in Sudan, leading to high parallel market rates and rising sugar prices in Kosti and Kassala.

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Sudan Dollar Bank of Khartoum

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Sudan is facing rising inflation and currency depreciation, compounded by policy failures that are leading to increased smuggling and shortages. All 1 developments

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Sudan
country in Northeast Africa
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Bank of Khartoum
largest bank in Sudan

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Sep 21dabangasudan.org
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