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4/7/25, 10:06 AM Al Ansari Exchange Is Closely Monitoring Global Currency Markets Following The Recent US Tariff Announcements
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2025-04-05 12:45:45

(MENAFN- Mid-East Info) The US administration's April 2 tariff measures, which include a
10% baseline tariff on imports with higher rates applied to specific countries, have
contributed to a weakening of the US Dollar against several major currencies. This shift
presents both challenges and opportunities for individuals and businesses across the
UAE.

The depreciation of the US Dollar against currencies like the Euro, Japanese Yen, and
Chinese Yuan may pose challenges for UAE residents sending remittances to countries
with strengthening currencies.

Conversely, the Indian Rupee (INR) has declined against the US Dollar following the
recent tariff announcements. In early morning trade on April 3, 2025, the INR weakened
by 24 paise against the US Dollar. The same depreciation was also seen against other
Asian currencies such as the Pakistani Rupee and the Philippine Pesos. This
development comes to the benefit of the UAE residents remitting funds to India, as
favourable exchange rates may enhance the overall value received.

For businesses in the UAE, Al Ansari Exchange offers tailored solutions to effectively
manage currency risk and leverage favourable exchange rate movements.

“While market volatility brings uncertainty, it also opens doors for well-informed financial
decisions. Our deep expertise in navigating currency market fluctuations uniquely
positions us to support our customers during this period,” said Ali Al Najjar, COO of Al
Ansari Exchange.

We remain committed to providing competitive exchange rates, transparent fees, and
value-added services. Through our mobile app, customers can access real-time exchange
rate information to stay informed and make timely, strategic decisions.

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