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Central bank sales continue to fall below $ 200 million
2015/9/13
[Baghdad - where]
the central bank opened on Sunday, the auction for the sale of foreign currency to sell $ 164 million, and it continues to decline in sales to below 200 million, as sales ranged over the past week between 198-184 million dollars, after the auction opened in sixth September [Sunday] the sale of $ 200 million.
According to a statement of the bank, the agency received all of Iraq [where] a copy of "The size of the amount sold today by the bank at the auction of the dollar stood at 164 million and 878 thousand and $ 281, priced at 1166 dinars exchange rate to the dollar, and with the participation of 23 banks and six companies of the financial convert" .
He pointed out that "the amount of remittances and credits amounted to 135 million and 798 thousand, and $ 281, while the quantity sold in cash 29 million and 80 000 dollars."
The statement said that "the Iraqi Central Bank to continue buying and selling dollars at 1166 dinars," adding that " the sale of remittances price of 1187 dinars / dollar, including the commission of the Central Bank of $ 21 dinars per dollar, with total cash sales price of the dollar in 1190 dinar / dollar, including the commission of the Central Bank of $ 24 dinars per dollar.
"announced the Governor of the Central Bank on the Keywords on the eighth of September of this, The drop in oil revenues and expenses of the war on terror trimmed the country's foreign exchange reserves to about $ 60 billion, enough to cover the needs of imports in about 18 months for the second-largest oil producer in OPEC.
The International Monetary Fund said that these factors reduced also international reserves, which fell to $ 66 billion at the end of 2014 from 78 billion at the end of 2013.
The statistical conducted [where], based on daily bank auction bulletin, reported that sales last August, amounted to more than $ 5.3 billion, the remittances of which $ 4.6 billion, and cash b 618 million Dolar.anthy
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2015/9/13
[Baghdad - where]
the central bank opened on Sunday, the auction for the sale of foreign currency to sell $ 164 million, and it continues to decline in sales to below 200 million, as sales ranged over the past week between 198-184 million dollars, after the auction opened in sixth September [Sunday] the sale of $ 200 million.
According to a statement of the bank, the agency received all of Iraq [where] a copy of "The size of the amount sold today by the bank at the auction of the dollar stood at 164 million and 878 thousand and $ 281, priced at 1166 dinars exchange rate to the dollar, and with the participation of 23 banks and six companies of the financial convert" .
He pointed out that "the amount of remittances and credits amounted to 135 million and 798 thousand, and $ 281, while the quantity sold in cash 29 million and 80 000 dollars."
The statement said that "the Iraqi Central Bank to continue buying and selling dollars at 1166 dinars," adding that " the sale of remittances price of 1187 dinars / dollar, including the commission of the Central Bank of $ 21 dinars per dollar, with total cash sales price of the dollar in 1190 dinar / dollar, including the commission of the Central Bank of $ 24 dinars per dollar.
"announced the Governor of the Central Bank on the Keywords on the eighth of September of this, The drop in oil revenues and expenses of the war on terror trimmed the country's foreign exchange reserves to about $ 60 billion, enough to cover the needs of imports in about 18 months for the second-largest oil producer in OPEC.
The International Monetary Fund said that these factors reduced also international reserves, which fell to $ 66 billion at the end of 2014 from 78 billion at the end of 2013.
The statistical conducted [where], based on daily bank auction bulletin, reported that sales last August, amounted to more than $ 5.3 billion, the remittances of which $ 4.6 billion, and cash b 618 million Dolar.anthy
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