The exchange rates of the dollar as a result of the U.S. withdrawal and the regional situation
ID number: 2424 Issue Date: 20/12/2011 day: Tuesday
Last Updated: 12/20/2011
BAGHDAD - Follow-up:
The exchange rate of the dollar, Saturday, in the various provinces of Iraq between 1225 and 1235 dinars per dollar, which he attributed specialists to keep citizens in foreign currency due to concerns that dropped the security situation after the withdrawal of U.S. forces and strained regional situation, which turned the Iraqi trader to the broker re- export of goods, thus increasing the demand for the dollar and the high price.
The Director of Banking carpet in the area of the fight in central Baghdad, said the sale price of the U.S. dollar "has been rising streak for the past week, reaching a price of 1225 dinars to the dollar and 1235 dinars per dollar," after it was "between 1190 and 1200 dinars per dollar During the past few months. "
Banking manager explained that rising U.S. dollar selling price was the result of "a U.S. pullout and fears of deteriorating security situation in the Iraqi citizen," which led to "convert foreign currency to Iraq within a security precaution for any emergency."
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