CBL devalues LD by 14.7% from approximately LD 5.43/dollar to about LD 6.36/dollar
The Central Bank of Libya announced today that it has devalued the Libyan dinar by 14.7 percent from approximately LD ...
Tag: FX bureaux
CBL holds meeting with new FX Bureaux to organise their imminent operation – confirmed actual activation and testing of their systems would begin this month
The Central Bank of Libya (CBL) held an expanded meeting with recently approved foreign exchange bureaux and companies last Thursday ...
CBL authorises activation of money transfers through the stalled MoneyGram and Western Union systems
The Governor of the Central Bank of Libya (CBL), Naji Issa, has authorised banks, exchange companies, and offices to begin ...
CBL issues new licenses to another 91 FX Bureaux – but no announcement of when they may start trading as the LD plunges to 8.17 per dollar
The Central Bank of Libya (CBL) announced today the granting of new final practice permits to 91 companies and foreign ...
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 ...
CBL grants licenses to 52 new FX bureaux – bringing total to 187
In accordance with the Central Bank of Libya's plan to activate the role of Foreign Exchange Bureaux and FX companies, ...
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