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Dollar/dirham rises 1 percent
The dollar-dirham currency pair rose by 1 percent to reach 9.35 during the week from August 31 to September 4, 2026. This represents the strongest change since January 2026, driven by increased liquidity effects amounting to 0.92 percent, following the end of the summer period and the tightening of liquidity conditions in the interbank foreign exchange market. Additionally, Brent crude oil prices saw a notable increase of 6.4 percent, reaching $96 per barrel, amidst renewed geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. The markets continue to experience sharp volatility, prompting traders to adopt short-term measures for protection.
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