Reports Claiming US Dollar Reached SDG 4,000 Are False, Say Sudanese Banking Sources

Reliable financial sources have dismissed widespread rumors claiming that the US dollar has surged to SDG 4,000 following the Central Bank of Sudan’s announcement of new currency denominations, confirming that the reports are false.

According to information obtained by Al-Rai Al-Sudani, the actual exchange rate in the parallel market currently ranges between SDG 3,500 and SDG 3,550, far below the figures being circulated online.

The sources emphasized that such false information is being deliberately spread to create panic and confusion in the financial market, particularly during a sensitive economic period marked by high volatility and fragile public confidence.

They urged the public to verify exchange rate updates only through official and credible channels, warning that currency misinformation harms national economic stability and undermines public trust.

While exchange rates in Sudan’s markets continue to fluctuate, experts stress that accurate data and transparency remain essential to protecting the economy and preventing speculative manipulation.