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Syrian Pound weakens amid currency volatility
The Syrian pound has weakened against the USD and Euro, with ongoing fluctuations in black market rates affecting trade and financial planning.
Running story — the local press covered it again on 7 November 2026.
The story so far as of 7 November 2026
On 19 October, the Syrian pound faced pressure against major currencies, with black market rates remaining volatile. By 23 October, fluctuations in exchange rates for the US dollar and euro were reported, affecting financial stability. On 24 October, continued fluctuations were noted, reflecting ongoing economic instability. On 6 November, the Syrian pound weakened further against the USD and Euro, with rates varying slightly between cities. By 7 November, the black market rates diverged significantly from official rates, indicating persistent economic challenges for importers and businesses.
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Syrian pound weakens against dollar and euro
Impact Importers and businesses dealing in foreign currencies face increased costs as the Syrian pound weakens further.
Sources: aks alser ↗
- Markets
Syrian pound weakens against USD and Euro
Impact Importers face increased costs as the Syrian pound weakens against major currencies.
Sources: aks alser ↗
- Markets
Exchange rates for dollar and euro fluctuate in Syria
Impact Currency traders and importers face uncertainty as exchange rates for major currencies fluctuate, impacting transaction costs.
Sources: aks alser ↗
- Markets
Currency and gold prices fluctuate in Syria
Impact Currency traders and importers face continued volatility in exchange rates and gold prices, impacting pricing and cost management.
Sources: aks alser ↗
- Markets
Syrian Pound Faces Ongoing Pressure Against USD, Euro
Impact Importers and exporters face increased costs and financial uncertainty as currency volatility persists, affecting trade and investment decisions.
Sources: aks alser ↗
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