The local currency averaged $115.4223 against last week’s $112.8228 with the lowest offer being $106 and the highest $130.
A total of 697 bids by small and medium enterprises and 422 by large firms were approved and allotted a total of US$38.8 million with US$6.2 million going to SMEs and US$32.6 to large firms.
A total of 324 bids were disqualified.
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