Exchange rates between Sudan and Egypt climbed to a new high on Saturday evening, as the parallel currency market remained volatile and unpredictable.
Traders said prices could shift at any moment, reflecting persistent instability that has gripped informal currency dealings for months.
The latest figures, circulated Saturday, August 29, 2026, showed the broader market trending upward across most transfer channels.
Transfer rates via Bankak and Vodafone Cash varied slightly depending on the size of the amount being sent.
Amounts exceeding 10,000 Egyptian pounds converted at roughly 129.1, while smaller sums below that threshold fetched about 129.2.
Transfers processed through InstaPay and standard bank channels were quoted at 129.5 Egyptian pounds.
Fawry transfers carried the base rate plus an additional two pounds, dealers said.
Analysts cautioned that quoted prices remain fluid, subject to sudden swings amid ongoing turmoil in money transfer markets.
