Tripoli Libyan government rejects new import taxes, blames dinar collapse on Hafter’s parallel spending outside approved budget
As the black-market exchange rate of the Libyan dinar plunged to unprecedented rates over the LD 10.50 to the dollar ...
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Dollar exchange rate falls to Libyan Dinar in black-market four days after end of deadline for withdrawal of old LD 5 and LD 20 notes
The US dollar foreign exchange (FX) rate fell to Libyan Dinar 6.94/dollar in Tripoli’s black-market today, four days after end ...
Libyan Dinar gains to under 5 dinar per dollar barrier – further sign of improvements
By Sami Zaptia. London, 18 March 2021: The Libyan dinar gained and fell under the LD 5 per dollar barrier ...
Libya’s oil revenues up LD 4.14 bn to end November, total spending down
By Sami Zaptia. (Logo: Tripoli CBL). London, 10 December 2019: Libya’s oil revenues were up by LD 4.14 bn from ...
Serraj government reduces foreign currency sale surcharge by 7 percent
By Sami Zaptia. The Faiez Serraj government and Tripoli CBL yesterday reduced the foreign currency sale surcharge by 7 percent ...
Libyan Dinar 40 percent appreciation leads to 15 % food price fall January to February: Report
By Sami Zaptia. A report by REACH says that food prices in Libya have fallen January to February 2018 (Archive ...
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Gunfire at Tripoli demonstrations calling for downfall of all corrupt domestic political entities and the UN – calling for lower prices, a cheaper dollar and better standard of living
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Hafter’s forces claim liberation of all its kidnapped soldiers at the southern Al-Toum border checkpoint from local militias
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