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    The bleeding of hard currency abroad is escalating.. The rise in import prices drains the central ba

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    The bleeding of hard currency abroad is escalating.. The rise in import prices drains the central ba Empty The bleeding of hard currency abroad is escalating.. The rise in import prices drains the central ba

    Post by Rocky Tue 14 Jun 2022, 7:49 am


    [size=30]The bleeding of hard currency abroad is escalating.. The rise in import prices drains the central bank dollars and oil sales

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    Yes Iraq: Baghdad

    The bleeding of hard currency is still continuing, despite the government's announcement that the Central Bank's reserves have increased due to the rise in oil prices, but most of the oil revenues from hard currency have begun to go abroad in large quantities for reasons of import.
    Today, Tuesday, the Central Bank’s sales approached 250 million dollars for the first time this year, as the Central Bank sold today, during its auction to buy and sell US dollars, 245 million and 103 thousand and 456 US dollars, which the bank covered at a base exchange rate of 1460 dinars per dollar.
    Most of the sales went to enhance balances abroad in the form of remittances and credits, reaching 197 million and 403 thousand and 456 dollars, while the rest went in the form of cash sales, which amounted to 47 million and 700 thousand dollars.
    And 32 banks that fulfilled requests to enhance balances abroad, and 23 banks to meet cash requests, in addition to 241 mediating companies.
    With the rise in the prices of materials and goods in general in the world, the demand for the dollar increased, as the quantities of goods that merchants imported into Iraq required more money to cover.
    While Iraq's daily hard currency revenues from selling oil amount to about 300 million dollars, about 200 million dollars are transferred abroad to cover imports.
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