The exchange rate of the Syrian pound against the dollar increased today, Thursday, in Damascus and Aleppo, while it settled in Idlib and Al -Hasaka in the parallel market, and recorded stability in official transactions, according to the Syrian Bank Central Bank bulletin.
The exchange rate of the Syrian pound against the dollar today, Thursday, in the parallel market
- The exchange rate of the Syrian pound against the dollar today, Thursday, in Damascus and Aleppo, increased to the level of 9900 when purchasing from 10 thousand registered yesterday evening, while it decreased upon the sale to the level of 10 thousand and 100 pounds from 10 thousand and 200 pounds.
- In Idlib, the exchange rate of the Syrian pound against the dollar stabilized at 10 thousand pounds for purchase and 10 thousand and 200 when selling, which is the prices recorded yesterday.
- In Hasaka, the exchange rate of the Syrian pound against the dollar settled at 9900 pounds when purchasing, and 10 thousand and 100 when selling.
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The exchange rate of the Syrian pound against the dollar today, Thursday, in official transactions
- The exchange rate of the Syrian pound against the dollar in official transactions stabilized at 13 thousand and 200 pounds upon purchase and 13 thousand and 332 pounds upon sale, according to the Syrian Bank’s Central Bank bulletin.
Factors influencing the exchange rate of the Syrian lira
Economists, Al -Jazeera Net, seek their opinions that the exchange rate of the Syrian pound is affected by many factors, including:
- Low of the offer from the Syrian pound in exchange for increasing demand for it.
- High cost of obtaining liquidity in the Syrian currency.
- The growth of commercial activity, which increases the demand for the Syrian pound used in the internal markets.
- The former regime’s army and its security apparatus dissolved.
- Isolating a large number of fictitious employees from state institutions, which reduced the width of the lira in the market.
- The external visits of Syrian President Ahmed al -Shara to Saudi Arabia and Turkey, which increased the hopes of achieving economic gains, and Sharia has received invitations to visit from many countries, including European countries.
- The European Union and the United States reduced their sanctions on Syria, which opened the way for transactions with government institutions and energy transactions, and allowed the transfer of personal funds to the country, including through the Central Bank of Syria.
