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Finance Committee: The dollar exchange rate will not change before five years
08.15.2021 - 12:21
Baghdad - people
On Sunday, the Parliament’s Finance Committee suggested that the exchange rate would remain at its current position for five years,
while indicating that raising the exchange rate aims to achieve three main factors.
Committee member Naji al-Saidi said in a statement to the official agency, followed by "Nass", (August 15, 2021), that "the exchange rate will remain in its position during the next period for the next five years,
on the description that the real value of the Iraqi dinar is determined through the exchange of the dollar against the dinar in addition to strength."
Purchasing the Iraqi dinar and the net goods and services produced during a certain period.
He added that "the government is firm in achieving its goal by defining three main goals,
the first is financial: which is to reduce the deficit in the public budget,
the second goal is a monetary goal by increasing reserves, and
the third goal is to increase the competitiveness currently produced within the country towards other goods exported from Neighboring countries, and this is the main goal that the government seeks by filling the budget deficit.”
He pointed out that "the devaluation of the dinar has increased the competitiveness of the Iraqi price, describing that goods that come from abroad, especially Turkey, Iran, Syria, Saudi Arabia and Jordan, benefit from the strength of the Iraqi dinar against the dollar because the dollar is a global currency, and when the dollar exchange rate is raised, the competitiveness of goods will rise and fall." Because it reduces Iraqi exports from abroad."
And the Central Bank of Iraq decided earlier to adjust the exchange rate of the dollar against the Iraqi dinar, as the purchase price of the dollar from the Ministry of Finance amounted to 1450 dinars, and the price of selling it to banks was set at 1460 dinars per dollar, while the selling price to the citizen is 1470 dinars per dollar.
Finance Committee: The dollar exchange rate will not change before five years
08.15.2021 - 12:21
Baghdad - people
On Sunday, the Parliament’s Finance Committee suggested that the exchange rate would remain at its current position for five years,
while indicating that raising the exchange rate aims to achieve three main factors.
Committee member Naji al-Saidi said in a statement to the official agency, followed by "Nass", (August 15, 2021), that "the exchange rate will remain in its position during the next period for the next five years,
on the description that the real value of the Iraqi dinar is determined through the exchange of the dollar against the dinar in addition to strength."
Purchasing the Iraqi dinar and the net goods and services produced during a certain period.
He added that "the government is firm in achieving its goal by defining three main goals,
the first is financial: which is to reduce the deficit in the public budget,
the second goal is a monetary goal by increasing reserves, and
the third goal is to increase the competitiveness currently produced within the country towards other goods exported from Neighboring countries, and this is the main goal that the government seeks by filling the budget deficit.”
He pointed out that "the devaluation of the dinar has increased the competitiveness of the Iraqi price, describing that goods that come from abroad, especially Turkey, Iran, Syria, Saudi Arabia and Jordan, benefit from the strength of the Iraqi dinar against the dollar because the dollar is a global currency, and when the dollar exchange rate is raised, the competitiveness of goods will rise and fall." Because it reduces Iraqi exports from abroad."
And the Central Bank of Iraq decided earlier to adjust the exchange rate of the dollar against the Iraqi dinar, as the purchase price of the dollar from the Ministry of Finance amounted to 1450 dinars, and the price of selling it to banks was set at 1460 dinars per dollar, while the selling price to the citizen is 1470 dinars per dollar.