Liquidity analysis of 110 billion dinars in dollar sales
Economist Mukhtar Al-Jadeed discussed the relationship between the volume of liquidity circulating in the Libyan market and the exchange rate of the dollar in the parallel market. He questioned why the dollar's price has risen to 9.50 dinars despite the stability in the money supply. He mentioned that liquidity in the market was about 200 billion dinars at the start of the year, increased with the government's disbursement of 70 billion dinars, and then the Central Bank of Libya withdrew 110 billion through dollar sales, bringing the total expected liquidity to 160 billion dinars—equivalent to the level in August 2025 when the dollar was at 7.5 dinars. He confirmed that the continued rise in the dollar's price, despite these figures, is attributed to other factors, possibly including the resignation of Naji Issa, even though the Central Bank's reports remain positive.
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