The Central Bank of imposes new restrictions as the General Intelligence accused the RSF of “sabotaging the national economy

Al-Yurae- In an attempt to stem the depreciation of the local currency, the Central Bank of Sudan has imposed new restrictions on banking applications.
local Banks stated in a message to his customers, “We would like to note that according to the recent controls issued by the Central Bank of Sudan, the ceilings of customer transfers will be determined as follows: “The ceilings of your regular bank transfer are (6) million pounds in Sudan and the distinguished account (10) million, provided that the regular account does not exceed (100) million per month and the distinguished (200) million pounds.”
The General Intelligence Service had accused the Rapid Support on Monday of “sabotaging the national economy through foreign currency speculation,” noting that it had “monitored the movement of bank accounts since the outbreak of the war.” “Suspicious account holders vowed to investigate and take legal action.”
The price of the Sudanese pound is witnessing a significant decline against the US dollar these days to nearly a thousand pounds, amid fears that this will exacerbate the poor living conditions of the Sudanese left by the war and displacement.