A total of US$32 million was today allotted to 1 379 businesses with US$3.7 million going to 989 small businesses and US$28.3 million to 389 large companies.
Offers ranged from $135 to $160 while the black market ranged from $260 to $320.
Commercial banks are now allowed to sell foreign currency at market prices but are limited to US$1 000.
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