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Commercial bank sukuk prices continue to rise in Monday’s trading.

Commercial bank sukuk prices continue to rise in Monday’s trading.

Below are the Sukuk dollar prices in some commercial banks during parallel market trading on Monday, July 27, 2026, as reported by specialized price pages on social media:

Sukuk prices in a number of commercial banks (prices as of 15:40):

— Republic Sukuk dollar price/Tripoli: Selling 8.76 dinars.
— Trade and Development Sukuk dollar price/Tripoli: Selling 8.77 dinars.
— National Commercial Sukuk dollar price: Selling 8.76 dinars.
— Al-Aman Sukuk dollar price: Selling 8.76 dinars.
— Al-Wahda Sukuk dollar price/Tripoli: Selling 8.76 dinars.
— Islamic Sukuk dollar price: Selling 8.75 dinars.
— Trade and Development Bank Sukuk dollar price/Benghazi: Selling 8.78 dinars.
— Al-Wahda Bank Sukuk dollar price/Benghazi: Selling 8.78 dinars.
— Al-Sahari Sukuk dollar price: Selling 8.75 dinars.
— North Africa Sukuk dollar price: Selling 8.76 dinars.
— Al-Muttahid Sukuk dollar price: Selling 8.74 dinars.
— Al-Yaqeen Sukuk dollar price: Selling 8.75 dinars.
— Al-Nouran Sukuk dollar price: Selling 8.74 dinars.
— Al-Waha Sukuk dollar price: Selling 8.75 dinars.
— Al-Saraya Sukuk dollar price: Selling 8.74 dinars.

Note: Prices are at the time of publication and are not stable, may change from time to time and from one region to another, and small amounts are two piastres less.

Tripoli

Tripoli, the capital of Libya, is a historic city on the Mediterranean coast with a rich history dating back to the Phoenician and Roman eras. Known as “Oea” in antiquity, it later became an important commercial center under Ottoman and Italian rule. Today, it combines ancient landmarks such as the Red Castle and traditional markets, reflecting its diverse cultural heritage.

Benghazi

Benghazi is a historic city in Libya, located on the Mediterranean coast, which was an important commercial and cultural center since the Hellenistic period, when it was known as Berenice. Over the centuries, it was under Roman, Byzantine, and Ottoman rule, and in the 20th century played a key role in the resistance against Italian colonization. Today, Benghazi is a modern city, but marked by recent conflicts, while still retaining traces of its rich past.