Northern Cyprus free market: sterling 67.35 TL, euro 56.20 TL, dollar 50.20 TL

Northern Cyprus free market: sterling 67.35 TL, euro 56.20 TL, dollar 50.20 TL
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In the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC), the pound sterling is trading at 67.35 TL, the euro at 56.20 TL and the US dollar at 50.20 TL on the free market. As of 09:00, buying and selling prices were set in the free market.

The euro is bought at 55.80 TL and sold at 56.20 TL. The pound sterling's buying price is 66.90 TL, and its selling price was set at 67.35 TL. The dollar is bought at 49.89 TL and sold at 50.20 TL.

The report does not give additional details on the date the figures apply to. The rates are presented as prices quoted in the free market in the morning.

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