Tuesday, 9th July 2013 | There was $30.17 million in US dollar equivalents purchased by authorised dealers on Tuesday and they sold the equivalent of US$33 million to end users. The amount of US dollar currency purchased was less than the amount sold by US$3.5 million as only US$26.11 million was purchased.
The selling rate for the US dollar climbed 18 cents on Tuesday to close at $101.90. At the same time the buying rate slipped back by 10 cents closing at $101.95, yet the highest buying rate for the US dollar climbed by 40 cents to close at 103.20 and the highest selling rate moved up by 21 cents but there were no changes to the lowest buying and selling rates.
Buying of the Canadian went up by 25 cents to $94.92 and the selling climbed 93 cents while closing at $97.15. The highest buying rate for the Canadian dollar climbed by a mere 5 cents to close at $96.45 and the highest selling rate moved up down by 22 cents and the lowest buying rate moved up by $1.
Buying of the Pound went up by $1.42 to $150.81 and the selling fell by $1.07 closing at $151.36. The highest buying rate for the British Pound fell 70 cents to close at $154 and the highest selling rate moved down by $1.27 to $158.64 and the lowest selling rates increased by 55 cents to $147.55.
