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Market analysis — September 25, 2026

Syrian Pound Weakens Against Major Currencies; Gold and Crypto Rise

LiraScope Data DeskSeptember 25, 2026

The Syrian Pound continued to weaken against the US Dollar and other major currencies over the past two weeks. Gold and cryptocurrencies saw modest gains in USD terms.

Key levels
USD
buy 136.75 · sell 137.5
137.13SYP−3.9% /2wk
EUR
buy 154.4 · sell 156.5
155.45SYP−1.7% /2wk
TRY
buy 2.78 · sell 2.81
2.8SYP−2.9% /2wk
SAR
buy 36.04 · sell 36.6
36.32SYP−3.8% /2wk
Gold 24K
138USD/g+0.1% /24h
BTC
83,873USD+0.3% /24h

Syrian Pound Continues Two-Week Weakening Trend

The Syrian Pound has shown a consistent weakening trend over the past two weeks against the US Dollar, Euro, Turkish Lira, and Saudi Riyal. This trend is reflected in higher SYP-per-currency exchange rates as of September 25, 2026.

US Dollar Exchange Rate

As of 15:05 UTC on September 25, 2026, the US Dollar was quoted at 137.125 SYP, with a buy rate of 136.75 SYP and a sell rate of 137.5 SYP. Over the last two weeks, the Syrian Pound weakened by 3.9% against the US Dollar.

Euro, Lira, and Riyal Rates

The Euro was at 155.45 SYP (buy 154.4, sell 156.5), with the Pound weakening 1.7% against it in two weeks. The Turkish Lira traded at 2.795 SYP (buy 2.78, sell 2.81), seeing the Pound weaken 2.9%. The Saudi Riyal was 36.32 SYP (buy 36.04, sell 36.6), with the Pound weakening 3.8% over two weeks.

Gold Sees Modest Gains

Gold prices in US Dollars showed slight increases over the last 24 hours. 24K gold was priced at 138 USD/gram, up 0.1%. 21K gold reached 120 USD/gram, a 0.2% increase, and 18K gold was 103 USD/gram, up 0.4%.

Cryptocurrencies Edge Higher

Major cryptocurrencies also saw gains in the past 24 hours. Bitcoin (BTC) traded at 83873 USD, marking a 0.3% increase. Ethereum (ETH) rose by 1.6% to 2695 USD.

Methodology. Figures are LiraScope's own market mid-rates, sampled through the day. Gold and crypto are quoted in US dollars. Generated automatically from live data.
Disclaimer. Informational only — not financial advice. Rates are indicative and can change quickly.