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Algerian dinar (DZD) Market Update, Forecast & Key Drivers

Latest Algerian dinar news, forecasts and analysis. See what’s driving DZD exchange rates right now, including central-bank policy, global risk sentiment and major economic events.

 

DZD Market Update

11 Apr 2026 • 01:19 GMT

DZD/USD 0.007565

The Algerian dinar remains near its recent 14-day high against the US dollar, trading close to 0.007565, about 1% below its three-month average. This small uptick reflects the dinar's recent stable pattern, trading within a narrow range from 0.007497 to 0.007755. Despite the dollar's recent strength from geopolitical tensions and energy market concerns, the DZD has shown resilience, suggesting cautious optimism as oil prices fluctuate. Meanwhile, the dinar has softened slightly against the euro and the British pound, trading near 60-day lows around 0.006447 and 0.005620 respectively, though these remain within stable ranges. This slight dip aligns with ongoing volatility in oil and gas markets, which heavily influence Algeria's foreign currency reserves. Overall, the DZD continues to hover in a narrow trading corridor, showing limited directional movement amid broader global energy and geopolitical developments. Investors should keep an eye on oil prices and regional tensions, as these could impact future currency shifts.

 

US dollar to Algerian dinar - USD/DZD Trend

 
USD to DZD is at 14-day lows near 132.2, 1.0% above its 3-month average of 130.9, having traded in a very stable 3.5% range from 128.9 to 133.4
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