A total of US$29.6 million was disbursed today to 120 bids in the Small and Medium Enterprises auction and 227 in the main auction.
Only nine bids in the SME sector and 10 in the main were disqualified.
So far US$624.9 million has been disbursed through the auction since it started on 23 June.
The auction will be closed for the next two weeks and reopens on 12 January.
The Optional Market Implied Rate also rose to its highest level since the auction started and was pegged at $97.01 today.
This is viewed as a sign of investor confidence in the forex auction system.
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