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  1. October 2113:00MarketsEuro falls to 90.74 lek as the Bank of Albania records another all-time lowWednesday's official rate slipped another 3 qindarka from the previous day, while the dollar traded at 80.86 lek.ANNThe headquarters of the Bank of Albania on Skanderbeg Square in Tirana
  2. October 2014:30MarketsEuro falls below 91 lek for the first time: official rate 90.77, annual decline reaches 6.2%The European currency lost another 33 qindarka in a single day, while last week's unrest has not boosted demand for foreign currency.ANNThe Bank of Albania building in central Tirana
  3. October 1915:27MarketsEuro falls to record low: 91.1 lek at the official rateThe European currency has lost 6.1% against the lek in a year, while experts point to the high supply of foreign currency from tourism and an improved balance of payments.

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