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    International Monetary Fund: Iraqi foreign reserves rose to 65 billion dollars

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    International Monetary Fund: Iraqi foreign reserves rose to 65 billion dollars Empty International Monetary Fund: Iraqi foreign reserves rose to 65 billion dollars

    Post by Rocky Sat 27 Jul 2019, 2:01 am

    International Monetary Fund: Iraqi foreign reserves rose to 65 billion dollars

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    [size=24]Economy News Baghdad:[/size]
    [size=24]The International Monetary Fund (IMF) said that Iraq's foreign reserves rose to $ 65 billion as a result of the surplus in public finances.[/size]
    [size=24]The International Monetary Fund said in a press statement after the conclusion of the Executive Board Article IV consultations for 2019 with Iraq and viewed by the "economy News", "the total international reserves of 65 billion US dollars by the end of 2018 ," noting that the rise due to the recovery of oil prices and reduce the weaknesses In the Iraqi economy and the formation of safety margins in public finances.[/size]
    [size=24]The International Monetary Fund expected foreign reserves to fall below adequate levels as a result of the decline in public finances after a 27 percent increase in spending and weak revenues due to the cancellation of non-oil taxes.[/size]

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