It, however, remained unchanged on the black market where it ranges from $460 for cash, $580 for mobile money to $670 for swipe.
It was pegged at $365.2381 at the interbank rate.
A total of US$25.2 million was allotted today with US$4.4 million going to small enterprises.
Offers ranged from $345 to $395.
The government yesterday announced additional measures aimed at shoring up the local currency and controlling inflation which included guaranteeing that the United States dollar will remain a trading currency until the end of the National Development Strategy Phase One in 2025.
It also hiked interest rates to 200% and now insists that loans should be paid in the currency that they are obtained.
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