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    The central bank sold half of its oil revenues during January in hard currency

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    The central bank sold half of its oil revenues during January in hard currency Empty The central bank sold half of its oil revenues during January in hard currency

    Post by Rocky Tue 01 Feb 2022, 8:25 am


    [size=30]The central bank sold half of its oil revenues during January in hard currency

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    Yes Iraq: Baghdad

    The Central Bank of Iraq’s sales of hard currency to the dollar during the month of January exceeded more than 4 billion dollars, and thus half of the oil revenues, which amounted to more than 8 billion dollars during January, were sold by the Central Bank for the purpose of providing liquidity in dinars to pay state obligations and on Chief among them is salaries.
    And the Central Bank sold during the month of January last in the days when it opened its auction to buy and sell US dollars 4 billion and 114 million and 079 thousand dollars, at a rate of 195 million and 908 thousand and 523 dollars per day, slightly lower than last December, in which the sales rate was 4 One billion and 195 million and 909 thousand and 396 dinars.
    Most of these sales went in the form of remittances abroad to finance foreign trade, while the selling price of the dollar transferred to bank accounts abroad, in addition to the cash sale, amounted to 1460 dinars per dollar.
    Iraq's oil revenues amounted to more than 8 billion dollars in January.
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