SDG to MAD
Convert Sudanese Pound to Moroccan Dirham at today's exchange rate
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About the Exchange Rate
The SDG to MAD exchange rate fluctuates based on economic factors, market sentiment, and geopolitical events. Our rates are updated every minute from reliable third-party data providers.
Key Points:
- • Exchange rates are updated every minute
- • Rates are mid-market (interbank) — the midpoint between buy and sell quotes
- • Historical data available for trend analysis
Market Insights
Over the past 30 days, the SDG/MAD rate has changed by -2.05%. Exchange rates respond to interest rates, inflation, trade balances, and market sentiment — these figures describe past movement, not a forecast.
Frequently Asked Questions
As of November 4, 2026 at 11:23 PM UTC, 1 Sudanese Pound (SDG) equals 0.0163 Moroccan Dirham (MAD). This mid-market rate is updated every minute on Currency.Wiki. Actual rates from banks may vary due to fees and spreads.
The SDG/MAD exchange rate is influenced by central bank interest rate decisions, inflation rates, GDP growth, employment data, trade balances, and political stability. Market sentiment, geopolitical events, and investor confidence also cause daily fluctuations.
Exchange rates fluctuate constantly during trading hours (24/5 across global markets). Rates can change every second based on real-time transactions, with significant movements during economic announcements or central bank decisions.
Our exchange rates are updated every minute from reliable third-party foreign exchange data providers, with automatic fallback if a provider returns incomplete data. Historical charts show daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly trends.
The mid-market rate shown here is the fairest rate without markup. Banks and exchange services typically add fees and spreads. For the best rates, compare multiple providers, consider online transfer services, and avoid airport exchanges which often have higher markups.
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Sudanese Pound Currency
About SDGGold and Oil (before South Sudan)
Historically, the economy was driven by oil and gold. After South Sudan's secession, much of the oil revenue was lost, shifting focus to other resources and challenges.
Moroccan Dirham Currency
About MADA Royal Currency
All Moroccan banknotes feature a portrait of the current monarch, King Mohammed VI, and often his father, King Hassan II.
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