Libyan hopes for dinar recovery after oil revenue deals

Economic sources in Libya anticipate an improvement in the value of the dinar in the coming days, thanks to a review of oil revenue accounts and the fuel bill, which amounts to $1.4 billion per month. This could lead to the inflow of pending amounts and financial settlements exceeding billions to the Central Bank of Libya. Preliminary indicators show the dollar's price dropping below 9 dinars, with the possibility of decreasing to 8.60 dinars next week if foreign currency inflows continue. Meanwhile, the Central Bank faces challenges in addressing the liquidity crisis, and maintaining economic stability alone will not fully restore the dinar's value—especially in light of the political and economic division, which strains resources and the budget.

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