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British newspaper: Iraqi dinar and one of the most vulnerable currencies in the Middle East
26 Water 2015 - 15:52
newspaper "Bloomberg" the British said, Wednesday, that the foreign currency reserves at the Central Bank of Iraq had fallen to $ 59 billion since the third of the month of July, saying the Iraqi dinar and one of the most currency risk in the area of the Middle East , as he emphasized Director General of the Central Bank of Iraq that the value of the dinar will not cut it. The newspaper said in a report, "The currency crisis in any country be of dire consequences for the economy, and that the threat posed by the decline in the value of the Iraqi dinar due to lower foreign currency reserves in Iraq and downs may oil prices It causes the battle against al- Daash more difficult. "
The report emphasized that "the second-largest oil producer in OPEC after Saudi Arabia, depends only on oil revenues to finance military operations and try to suppress unrest related to the Iraqi economy," noting that "foreign currency reserves at the Central Bank dropped to $ 59 billion since the twenty-third of July past and losses escalate. " He pointed out that "in the 25 first days of August, the current central bank sold $ 4.6 billion of currency to keep the dinar at a constant rate, which means that the daily flow of the dollar rate of $ 184 million." He added that "the dinar Iraqi It is one of the most currency risk in the Middle East, although it is likely the stability of the exchange rate at the moment, "noting that" the collapse of the value of the dinar can cause high cost of living for Iraqis who are protesting at the moment against government corruption, power cuts and water shortages . " He explained that "the Central Bank resists so far government pressure to print a new currency to cover the budget's deficit of $ 30 billion, and announced last week plans on bonds worth $ 6 billion, followed by $ 1.2 billion from the International Monetary Fund." The report also pointed out that " Although these amounts are not large enough to meet the shortfall, but that leaves the Ministry of Finance a few options, including borrowing from local banks or forcing the central bank to buy bonds denominated in dollars from the Ministry of Finance. " The report said that "Iraq will be able to finance the shortfall in in 2015, but in the event of continuing the battle against al-Daash and lower oil prices Vsastdm Iraq by the wall. " For his part, an economic analyst and author of the book "The Political Economy of Iraq," Frank Gunter said, "The continuation of this storm in its current form means the continued loss of Iraq to its reserves, forcing the Iraqi government to reduce the value of the dinar, "noting that" the Iraqi currency has weakened by 20% over the next year. " In a related context, and Idi Walid, one of the Directors-General of the Central Bank of Iraq, stressed that "the current policy is to meet the demand for the dollar, and that the reserves will not dry because of oil sales, "stressing that" the value of the dinar will not cut it. "
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26 Water 2015 - 15:52
newspaper "Bloomberg" the British said, Wednesday, that the foreign currency reserves at the Central Bank of Iraq had fallen to $ 59 billion since the third of the month of July, saying the Iraqi dinar and one of the most currency risk in the area of the Middle East , as he emphasized Director General of the Central Bank of Iraq that the value of the dinar will not cut it. The newspaper said in a report, "The currency crisis in any country be of dire consequences for the economy, and that the threat posed by the decline in the value of the Iraqi dinar due to lower foreign currency reserves in Iraq and downs may oil prices It causes the battle against al- Daash more difficult. "
The report emphasized that "the second-largest oil producer in OPEC after Saudi Arabia, depends only on oil revenues to finance military operations and try to suppress unrest related to the Iraqi economy," noting that "foreign currency reserves at the Central Bank dropped to $ 59 billion since the twenty-third of July past and losses escalate. " He pointed out that "in the 25 first days of August, the current central bank sold $ 4.6 billion of currency to keep the dinar at a constant rate, which means that the daily flow of the dollar rate of $ 184 million." He added that "the dinar Iraqi It is one of the most currency risk in the Middle East, although it is likely the stability of the exchange rate at the moment, "noting that" the collapse of the value of the dinar can cause high cost of living for Iraqis who are protesting at the moment against government corruption, power cuts and water shortages . " He explained that "the Central Bank resists so far government pressure to print a new currency to cover the budget's deficit of $ 30 billion, and announced last week plans on bonds worth $ 6 billion, followed by $ 1.2 billion from the International Monetary Fund." The report also pointed out that " Although these amounts are not large enough to meet the shortfall, but that leaves the Ministry of Finance a few options, including borrowing from local banks or forcing the central bank to buy bonds denominated in dollars from the Ministry of Finance. " The report said that "Iraq will be able to finance the shortfall in in 2015, but in the event of continuing the battle against al-Daash and lower oil prices Vsastdm Iraq by the wall. " For his part, an economic analyst and author of the book "The Political Economy of Iraq," Frank Gunter said, "The continuation of this storm in its current form means the continued loss of Iraq to its reserves, forcing the Iraqi government to reduce the value of the dinar, "noting that" the Iraqi currency has weakened by 20% over the next year. " In a related context, and Idi Walid, one of the Directors-General of the Central Bank of Iraq, stressed that "the current policy is to meet the demand for the dollar, and that the reserves will not dry because of oil sales, "stressing that" the value of the dinar will not cut it. "
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