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    Economist blames central bank for dollar's rise: Confused decisions

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    [size=52]Economist blames central bank for dollar's rise: Confused decisions[/size]

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    Economic expert Nabil Jabbar Al-Tamimi confirmed today, Monday (September 9, 2024), that the Central Bank's confused decisions are what confused the market and contributed to the rise in the dollar exchange rate.[/size]
    [size=45]Al-Tamimi said, “There are confused decisions, including the decision to stop selling dollars to travelers, and the decision to stop dealing with Western Union and MoneyGram.”[/size]
    [size=45]He added, "This led to the activity of the black market, as these companies have dealings with traders, Asian workers, and continuous external transfers, but the decision to stop led to the rise in the price of the dollar, reaching the 150,000 dinar barrier, and it is not expected that its price will decrease during the coming period."[/size]
    [size=45]Earlier today, Monday (September 9, 2024), a banking source reported confusion in foreign exchange markets, while expecting their prices to rise.[/size]
    [size=45]The source said, "The Central Bank will issue new decisions regarding foreign currency prices and the method of trading them within Iraq."[/size]
    [size=45]He added, "It is likely that these decisions will lead to an increase in the dollar exchange rate in the parallel market due to the currency shortage."[/size]
    [size=45]The source said, "The aim of these decisions is to limit currency smuggling or its monopoly by the weak-willed."[/size]
    [size=45]The dollar exchange rate witnessed a new rise this afternoon in the two main stock exchanges and local markets.[/size]
    [size=45]Baghdad Today correspondent said that the dollar exchange rate recorded 150,500 for every 100 dollars on the two main stock exchanges.[/size]
    [size=45]He added that the selling price in exchange offices also rose to 152,500 per 100 dollars.[/size]
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    Economic expert Nabil Jabbar Al-Tamimi confirmed today, Monday (September 9, 2024), that the Central Bank's confused decisions are what confused the market and contributed to the rise in the dollar exchange rate.
    Al-Tamimi told Baghdad Today, "There are confused decisions, including the decision to stop selling dollars to travelers, and the decision to stop dealing with Western Union and MoneyGram."
    He added, "This led to the activity of the black market, as these companies have dealings with traders, Asian workers, and continuous external transfers, but the decision to stop led to the rise in the price of the dollar, reaching the 150,000 dinar barrier, and it is not expected that its price will decrease during the coming period."
    Earlier today, Monday (September 9, 2024), a banking source reported confusion in foreign exchange markets, while expecting their prices to rise.
    The source told Baghdad Today, "The Central Bank will issue new decisions regarding foreign currency prices and the method of trading them within Iraq."
    He added, "It is likely that these decisions will lead to an increase in the dollar exchange rate in the parallel market due to the currency shortage."
    The source said, "The aim of these decisions is to limit currency smuggling or its monopoly by the weak-willed."
    The dollar exchange rate witnessed a new rise this afternoon in the two main stock exchanges and local markets.
    Baghdad Today correspondent said that the dollar exchange rate recorded 150,500 for every 100 dollars in the two main stock exchanges.
    He added that the selling price in exchange offices also rose to 152,500 per 100 dollars.
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