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مصادر: شركات تابعة للكيزان تضارب في العملة وتشن حملة على وزير المالية جبريل إبراهيم

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أواب عزام البوشي كشفت مصادر مطلعة عن تحركات لشركات تابعة للتيار الإسلامي في السودان، أكدت أنها تنشط في المضاربة على العملات الأجنبية، بالتزامن مع التراجع المستمر في قيمة الجنيه السوداني وارتفاع أسعار السلع والخدمات، في وقت تشهد فيه البلاد واحدة من أكثر مراحلها الاقتصادية اضطراباً منذ اندلاع الحرب. وبحسب المصادر، فإن التطورات الاقتصادية الأخيرة تتزامن …

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