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South Sudan – Weekly Market Prices - Fourth Week November 2020
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As compared to second week of November, the South Sudanese Pound (SSP) to United States
Dollar (USD) depreciated from five to eleven percent in about two-third of monitored markets. On
the parallel market, 1 USD was exchanged for a minimum of 550 SSP in Maban, Upper Nile,
and a maximum of 630 SSP in Aniet (Agok), Abyei. In Juba, the parallel rate stood at 590 SSP
per 1 USD while the official exchange rate remains 176 SSP per 1 USD.
The retail price of white sorghum increased by 6 to 20% in Aniet, Aweil, Kapoeta, Kuajok, and
Mingkaman as compared to the second week of November 2020. The observed price increase
December 17, 2020 Wanangwa Mtawali-Nyasa Times 15 Comments
Vocal consumer rights activist and executive director for Consumers Association of Malawi (CAMA), John Kapito, has condemned the increase of petrol, diesel, paraffin and liquid petroleum gas prices–describing the development as a sad moment for consumers.
Fitina Khonje, speaking to journalists after announcing the fuel increase up by 28 percent
John Kapito, speaking to journalists: Sad festive season for consumers
Kapito said this in his immediate reaction to new prices for petroleum products announced Wednesday evening by Malawi Energy Regulatory Authority (MERA) in the Capital, Lilongwe, at a news conference.
The consumer activist actually attended the news conference in person.
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Bitcoin Price Breaks $20,000 Barrier for the First Time in History
Dec 16 2020 · 14:22 UTC | Updated
Dec 16 2020 · 18:22 by Benjamin Godfrey · 4 min read
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Bitcoin price has just hit $20,000 for the first time ever as investor popularity continues to surge for the world’s most highly-demanded cryptocurrency.
The price of Bitcoin has surged past the $20,000 barrier for the first time in its history, according to the CoinMarketCap website. The historic milestone comes just over two weeks after breaking its previous all-time high. Bitcoin’s price has increased by nearly 7% over the past 24 hours and is now trading at $20,607.