2023-04-25
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The directive amends the fixation of daily foreign exchange buying and selling rates for banks and forex burees. Banks must set their buying rate equal to the National Bank of Ethiopia interbank indicative rate and ensure the margin between buying and selling rates does not exceed 2%. Daily rates must be posted in a publicly visible place and used throughout the day, while banks may buy foreign exchange from retention account holders at a negotiable rate not exceeding their daily selling rate. Non-compliance incurs a fine of 10,000 Birr per violation, and the directive repeals Directive No. FXD/43/2014, entering into force on February 15, 2019.
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Fixation of the Daily Foreign Exchange
Cash Notes and Transaction Rate
(as Amended)
Directive No. FXD/60/2018
WHEREAS; there is a need to amend NBE directives issued with regards to fixation of daily foreign exchange buying and selling rates to create a clear computation among banks; NOW, THEREFORE, this directive is issued by the National Bank of Ethiopia pursuant to
Article 27(2) of the National Bank of Ethiopia Establishment (as amended) Proclamation No,
591/2008.
3.Foreign Exchange Rate Fixation
The foreign exchange daily rate for both cash and transaction shall be fixed and utilized as follows:
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Source: National Bank of Ethiopia — original document · Summary generated with machine assistance and reviewed before publication; the authoritative text is the regulator's original document. How RegAlert works
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