In recent economic turbulence, the exchange rate of the Sudanese pound (SDG) against the U.S. dollar (USD) has drawn attention from investors and analysts alike. Currently, 100 Sudanese pounds are valued at approximately $0.1667, reflecting the broader economic realities facing Sudan.
According to the latest data, 1 SDG equates to $0.00166694, while 1 USD converts to 599.900 SDG. This valuation has significant implications for international trade, foreign investment, and consumer purchasing power. Over the past 30 days, the exchange rate has shown slight variability, peaking at $0.0016698 and dipping to a low of $0.0016647—a fluctuation of roughly 0.25%.
The 30-day average exchange rate stands at $0.0016660, while the 90-day trend reveals a relatively stable range between $0.0016650 and $0.0016700. Despite this apparent steadiness, even minor shifts in the SDG’s value can influence critical economic sectors, including trade balances, foreign reserves, and investor confidence.
Market observers note that while the Sudanese pound has maintained a narrow band of movement, the persistent economic challenges—such as inflation and political uncertainty—could amplify volatility in the long term. Investors are advised to monitor these developments closely and adjust their strategies accordingly to navigate potential risks and opportunities.
For now, the SDG’s stability offers a temporary respite, but deeper economic reforms may be necessary to sustain this equilibrium in an increasingly unpredictable global market.