Commercial Banks' Sukuk Prices Continue to Rise in Wednesday Trading

Commercial Banks’ Sukuk Prices Continue to Rise in Wednesday Trading

Below, we publish the prices of the “Sukuk” dollar in some commercial banks during parallel market trading today, Wednesday, July 29, 2026, as reported by specialized price pages on social media:

Sukuk prices in a number of commercial banks (prices as of 16:30):

— Al-Jumhuriya Bank / Tripoli Sukuk dollar: Selling price 8.83 dinars.
— Commerce and Development Bank / Tripoli Sukuk dollar: Selling price 8.84 dinars.
— National Commercial Bank Sukuk dollar: Selling price 8.83 dinars.
— Al-Aman Bank Sukuk dollar: Selling price 8.83 dinars.
— Al-Wahda Bank / Tripoli Sukuk dollar: Selling price 8.83 dinars.
— Islamic Bank Sukuk dollar: Selling price 8.82 dinars.
— Commerce and Development Bank / Benghazi Sukuk dollar: Selling price 8.85 dinars.
— Al-Wahda Bank / Benghazi Sukuk dollar: Selling price 8.85 dinars.
— Al-Sahari Bank Sukuk dollar: Selling price 8.82 dinars.
— North Africa Bank Sukuk dollar: Selling price 8.83 dinars.
— Al-Mutahid Bank Sukuk dollar: Selling price 8.81 dinars.
— Al-Yaqeen Bank Sukuk dollar: Selling price 8.82 dinars.
— Al-Nouran Bank Sukuk dollar: Selling price 8.81 dinars.
— Al-Waha Bank Sukuk dollar: Selling price 8.82 dinars.
— Al-Saraya Bank Sukuk dollar: Selling price 8.81 dinars.

Note: Prices are at the time of publication and are unstable, subject to change from time to time and from one region to another. Small amounts are two piasters less.

Tripoli

Tripoli is the capital and largest city of Libya, located on the Mediterranean coast. Its history dates back to ancient times, when it was founded by the Phoenicians under the name “Oea,” and then developed under Roman, Byzantine, and Islamic rule. The city is famous for its historical landmarks, such as the Old City and the Red Castle, which reflect its rich cultural heritage.

Benghazi

Benghazi is a major port city in eastern Libya, with a rich history dating back to the ancient Greek period, when it was known as Berenice. Over the centuries, it was under Roman, Ottoman, and Italian rule, becoming a major cultural and economic center. In the modern era, the city was a focal point of the fighting during the Libyan civil war.