US EditionFearing currency devaluation, people turn to saving gold in Idlib - Enab Baladi
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Fearing currency devaluation, people turn to saving gold in Idlib - Enab Baladi
Gold and jewelry markets in Idlib city have seen increased demand this April compared to previous months, despite rising prices, with the price of 21-carat gold reaching $94 (about 1.1 million Syrian pounds). According to Enab Baladi‘s observations, the surge in demand is attributed to fears of losing and the decline in the value of circulating currencies such as the Turkish lira and the dollar, alongside a desire to acquire used gold pieces wit…
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