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Sudan is to devalue its currency to 18 Sudanese pounds per dollar in January from the current exchange rate of 6.7, the finance minister said on Tuesday.
The Sudanese Government has announced the launch of an online stock market in the country’s capital, Khartoum – a landmark development in the Sudan’s financial history.
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