Black market trade slows as Sudanese try banks after devaluation ...lebanon

Business on Sudan's black market slowed to a crawl Monday and some people sold dollars in banks for the first time in years, a day after authorities devalued the currency by more than 85% to try to secure debt relief and ease an economic crisis.

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