The week starts negatively for foreign currencies
The US dollar has started this week negatively, recording another decline in value compared to the week before, as it was bought this morning at 78.4 lek and sold at 79.4 lek.
According to the local exchange rate, the European currency also weakened this Monday morning, being bought today for 91.3 lek and being sold for 92.2 lek compared to last week.
The Swiss franc has also lost points, starting the week on the decline, as it was bought today at 96.7 lek and sold at 98 lek compared to a week ago.
The British pound, referred to the domestic foreign exchange market, is no exception, starting the week on a decline as it was bought this morning at 106 lek and sold at 107 lek.
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