The Central Bank of Liberia (CBL) has announced the indicative market buying and selling rates of the Liberian Dollar (L$) against the United States Dollar (US$) for the period of July 4 to July 10, 2025.
The figures, published as part of the CBL’s regular update on exchange trends, are based on daily surveys conducted across Monrovia and selected cities in Liberia. The rates reflect input from commercial banks, licensed foreign exchange bureaus, and the parallel market. The CBL emphasized that these figures are not official rates set by the Bank but serve as indicative benchmarks for market participants.
Below are the daily rates released by the Central Bank:
July 10, 2025: Buying – L$199.5593 / US$1.00 | Selling – L$201.8915 / US$1.00
July 9, 2025: Buying – L$199.5489 / US$1.00 | Selling – L$201.8802 / US$1.00
July 8, 2025: Buying – L$199.4617 / US$1.00 | Selling – L$201.8192 / US$1.00
July 7, 2025: Buying – L$199.4266 / US$1.00 | Selling – L$201.8013 / US$1.00
July 5, 2025: Buying – L$199.3690 / US$1.00 | Selling – 201.7645
July 4, 2025: Buying – L$199.3540 / US$1.00 | Selling – L$201.7503 / US$1.00
The rates show a marginal daily increase in both buying and selling rates over the week, suggesting continued pressure on the Liberian Dollar.
The Central Bank reiterated its commitment to monitoring foreign exchange dynamics and promoting transparency in currency transactions. Citizens and businesses are advised to use licensed foreign exchange bureaus and commercial banks when exchanging currency.
