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    Experts: Central Bank faces the problem of the shortage of foreign currency and claiming to reassure

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    Post by duck2000 Mon 23 Feb 2015, 5:01 pm

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     Experts in economic affairs said that Iraqi banks began to suffer a shortage of liquidity in foreign currency (dollar), while the expected rise in the dollar's exchange rate against the devaluation of the dinar as a result of stopping the auction currency, grumbling banking customers of non-receipt of money deposited by the dollar, stressing that handed over the money Dinars expose them to significant losses.
     
     
    The expert in economic affairs Ahmed Fahmy in an interview for the "long" "The decision to stop the currency auction can be exploited in a positive way by the Central Bank and the Iraqi government," noting that "the implementation of the resolution correctly is not easy, because we must limit the dollar and not to take it out of the market and thus strengthen the Iraqi dinar. "
    Fahmi added by saying that "the central bank's decision can be applied correctly in case of spending pressure and reduce the affidavits and incidentals are not to the dollar significantly." 
    He pointed out that "the Central Bank to develop appropriate plans for the success of the decision," but he also said that "to stop the auction may have significant disadvantages, due to increased demand for the dollar, because the bank had pumped $ 50 million a day in the auction, which may make the dollar rises against the price of the dinar, which leads to the Iraqi currency affected significantly. "
    He Fahmi said that "the main objective of this step is to limit the hard currency by the central bank, especially after twice the price of the dinar during the past few days," expected to "decline the central bank for its decision in the case of the Iraqi economy negatively affected due to stop the auction of the currency."
    In the same vein, said an expert on economic affairs Maytham Laibi "long", that "the banks to take such measures in emergency situations when facing a shortage of liquidity in foreign currencies," noting that "the Iraqi banks started having these problems because of the reduction of central bank sales of the dollar ".
    He also added that "the lack of distribution of financial dollar amounts have negative effects on customers and lead to an imbalance in the banking system, and weakens the confidence of individuals in the banking system and generates a panic, and lead to significant financial withdrawals, so the reserves become inadequate, especially since these banks operating funds of others do not owns that money, which leads to market instability, in addition to a state of non-confidence in the banks leads to citizens not to deposit their money in banks in the future. "
    He called Laibi banks dealing in foreign currency to be "assured its customers, it can Tkst amounts customers, and that the money owed by banks and found that the Ptksatha possible for customers."
    For his part, sees expert Ahmad Atwani told the "term" that "sudden decision carries a lot of risk to the Iraqi citizens and the economy in general," noting that "the central bank issued a decision on the pretext of its limited foreign exchange to finance foreign trade."
    He Atwani said that "the decision was made to shift from exchange rate policy directed to a free exchange rate policy," stressing that "the new policy adopted by the Central does not fit in with the nature of the stage through which the Iraqi economy, because domestic demand for foreign currency (dollar) growing in the local market. " He pointed out that "demand for the dollar will appear in the parallel market for foreign currency, so the increase in cases of speculation and lead to a large fluctuation in the value of the Iraqi dinar, and the transition from the state of stability in the local currency, and this volatility will impact on the low standard of living of individuals through high commodity prices and services. "
    The expert continued that "the decision to stop the currency market will create a huge gap between the prices of locally produced goods and imported goods prices, the central bank will not succeed in implementing the decision in a positive way, but if used in a strict policy controls on foreign exchange." In turn, Mohammed al-Hassani said, one dealing with the North Bank "The bank refused to hand over the money in dollars for clients with the bank for the second day in a row on the grounds that the bank no longer receives (the dollar) from the Central Bank of Iraq," noting that "a trader with a bank that has deposited his money dollar would be a great loss teams currency received his money when the Iraqi dinar. "
    He added by saying that "the ordinary citizen is the biggest aggrieved of this process," calling on the central bank and the specialized agencies to "reverse the decision to cancel the auction currency because of its negative effects on the Iraqi market and citizens."
    The Central Bank of Iraq (February 21, 2015) stop working ERA Bank and the adoption of the banking system as being responsible for foreign remittances.
    The governor of the Central Bank of the relationship, in a press statement "was finalized a new formula and leave the old ways, coupled with certain conditions can not remain governor at the central bank, which has the functions and tasks and activities of a large and important for the national economy," noting that it is not true that remains central busily selling the currency like ATM daily basis. "
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    Post by duck2000 Tue 24 Feb 2015, 5:55 am

    now you take .. lets say a dollar for the dinar to rv.. that means there will be many dinar holders in iraq alone that will be million aires.. i dont think they will just hold their 25000 notes !
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    Post by CITEX Tue 24 Feb 2015, 6:03 am

    It will take many years for Iraq to get all the notes back. Most countries central banks will want to hold on to them as their people cash them in... then the country gets to enjoy the benefits of the continued rise in the Dinar. This will also give the rest of the world a vested interest in a peaceful Iraq... win win
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    Post by duck2000 Tue 24 Feb 2015, 6:04 am

    The fixed exchange rate dynamic not only adds to a company's earnings outlook, it also supports a rising [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] and overall economic growth. But that's not all. Governments that have also sided with the idea of a fixed, or pegged, exchange rate are looking to protect their domestic economies. Foreign exchange swings have been known to adversely affect an economy and its growth outlook. And, by shielding the domestic currency from volatile swings, governments can reduce the likelihood of a currency crisis.
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    Post by duck2000 Tue 24 Feb 2015, 6:13 am

    Why Peg?
    The reasons to peg a currency are linked to stability. Especially in today's developing nations, a country may decide to peg its currency to create a stable atmosphere for foreign investment. With a peg, the investor will always know what his or her investment's value is, and therefore will not have to worry about daily fluctuations. A pegged currency can also help to lower inflation rates and generate demand, which results from greater confidence in the stability of the currency.
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    Post by duck2000 Tue 24 Feb 2015, 6:17 am

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    Post by duck2000 Tue 24 Feb 2015, 6:29 am

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    Countries with pegs are often associated with having unsophisticated capital markets and weak regulating institutions. The peg is there to help create stability in such an environment. It takes a stronger system as well as a mature market to maintain a float. When a country is forced to devalue its currency, it is also required to proceed with some form of economic reform, like implementing greater transparency, in an effort to strengthen its financial institutions.
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    Post by duck2000 Tue 24 Feb 2015, 6:31 am

    i have given my reasons for a peg now lets hear the reasons for a float!
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    Post by duck2000 Tue 24 Feb 2015, 6:33 am

    duck2000 wrote:i have given my reasons for a peg now lets hear the reasons for a float!
    anyone?? bueller.. bueller?
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    Post by Tiffany Tue 24 Feb 2015, 6:45 am

    Woohoo! Call the fire department because that Duck is on FIRE!firefire
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    Post by mochasmom Tue 24 Feb 2015, 7:07 am

    Now this is what I like to see, school is in ladies and gents, nuff said!! Thanks Duck!

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