Syria's central bank has weakened its official exchange rate to 3,015 Syrian pounds to the dollar, a central bank statement said on Monday, while black market rates used for most economic activity sat around 4,440.
The official rate was previously set at 2,814
Syria's economy, crippled by more than a decade of war, is increasingly dollarized as people try to protect themselves against currency depreciation and inflation.
The collapse of the pound has driven up the price of goods and aggravated hardship as Syrians struggle to buy food, electricity and other basics.
