Foreign currency exchange rates against the Dinar fluctuated on the parallel market on Monday, indicating a renewed upward trend. By the close of trading in Tripoli, Benghazi, and Misrata, the US Dollar was traded at 10.16 Dinars. Similarly, the Euro reached 11.46 Dinars, while the British Pound Sterling was recorded at 13.45 Dinars.
In contrast, Arab currencies experienced a limited decline; the Egyptian Pound was traded at 0.200 Dinars, and the Tunisian dinar at 3.300 Dinars. These shifts highlight the ongoing volatility within the parallel market and its impact on the Libyan Dinar’s value against major international and regional currencies.