sparklingblue

that is about the t-bill aution

LOL don't you think Mike from dirty jobs should do our job LOL

Do you guys think it will RV on June 30th? Man I really hope so. I am so ready to quit my job LOL.. I haul chicken Sludge and it sinks so bad LOL And I work all of the time. Going into work in a few mins UGH!!!!!!!. Anyways I just really hope it does hit this time. And the date does not pass us like it has before. God bless to you all and have a wonderful day. GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOORVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV

CURRENCIESCURRENCY CONVERTOR 1 USD = 1166 IQD US Dollars Iraq Dinar 1 USD = 1166 IQD 1 IQD = 0.001 USD http://www.arabianbusiness.com/financial-markets/currencies/list?amount=1&frmCurr=0&toCurr=120&listview=1 I just thought this was werid. I thought it was 1IQD = .00086

Maliki to visit Allawi in 2 days – source June 27, 2010 - 10:02:13 BAGHDAD / Aswat al-Iraq: Head of the Dawlat al-Qanoon Alliance Nouri al-Maliki will visit the Head of the Al-Iraqiya Alliance Ayad Allawi within the coming two days, the spokesperson of the Al-Iraqiya said on Sunday. “There is nothing new in the negotiations between the two alliances,” Maysoon al-Damaloji told Aswat al-Iraq news agency. She noted that the Al-Iraqiya Alliance is waiting for the outcome of this meeting. Yesterday, Ali al-Dabbagh of the Dawlat al-Qanoon Alliance said that Maliki and Allawi will have a meeting by mid next week. “The meeting will discuss mechanisms to form the new Iraqi government,” al-Dabbagh explained. He noted that the Dawlat al-Qanoon Alliance has interest in having dialogue with Allawi. Alliances of Allawi and Maliki are the biggest winners of Iraq’s parliamentary election that took place on Mar. 7, 2010. MH (P)/SR http://en.aswataliraq.info/?p=133745

World Bank asked to boost inter-Arab investment Email Comment PDFShare Shareclose x Delicious Digg reddit Facebook StumbleUpon TwitterMy Space Newsvine Technorati LinkedIn Yahoo! Buzz Mixx Print with Text Size Emirates Business 24-7, 27 June 2010 Arab countries have sought help from the World Bank to increase capital flow among them as part of accelerating post-crisis reforms designed to stimulate their economies, according to their main financial establishment. The Abu Dhabi-based Arab Monetary FundArab Monetary Fund (AMFAMF) said it was working with the Washington-based World Bank on a mechanism to promote inter-Arab investmentinter-Arab investmentInter-Arab Investment Guarantee Corporation IAIGC Kuwait | Financial Services News | Profile | Officers , buoyed by a steady rise in regional capital flow over the past few years despite the 2008 global fiscal distress. The mechanism involves the preparation of periodical reports on economic data and investment projects in Arab nations with the aim of identifying business opportunities and giving investors better access to regional markets. "These reports are part of an overall project being carried out by the AMFAMF and the World Bank... it includes the creation of a regional mechanism for the settlement of balance of payments in the Arab countries with the aim of providing comprehensive information on inter-Arab capital and encouraging the movement of capital, goods and other exchanges within the region," AMFAMF Chairman Jassim Al Manai said in a statement published by the AMFAMF website. The AMFAMF, a regional IMF-style institution run by the Cairo-based Arab League, said the scheme was discussed again at the recent conference on Arab capital inflow held in Abu Dhabi by the AMFAMF and the World Bank. Manai noted that there has been a steady rise in inter-Arab investmentinter-Arab investmentInter-Arab Investment Guarantee Corporation IAIGC Kuwait | Financial Services News | Profile | Officers but added the flow could accelerate after those arrangements are enforced. "The remarkable thing in the capital flow into the Arab countries over the past years is that there has been a steady rise in inter-Arab investmentinter-Arab investmentInter-Arab Investment Guarantee Corporation IAIGC Kuwait | Financial Services News | Profile | Officers ," Mana said. "Some Arab countries recorded an increase in capital inflow even after the global crisis and the main reason for this was the big increase in regional investment." In a recent study, another key Arab League organisation said the pick-up in regional investment was because many Arab investors were forced by the crisis to shun global markets and turn to home countries. "Another key factor was the improvement in investment laws and a push by most Arab countries to attract capital given their importance in economic growth in the absence of other major financial sources in some regional nations," said the Kuwait-based Inter-Arab Investment Guarantee CorporationInter-Arab Investment Guarantee Corporation (IAIGCIAIGC). It said the investment climate and infrastructure in most Arab countries had largely improved over the past few years, but added more work needs to be done. The report showed the bulk of the increase in foreign direct investment (FDI) flow into the region in 2008 was in inter-Arab investments, which leaped by nearly 64 per cent. The growth in capital inflow boosted the share of Arab states in global FDI to 5.3 per cent in 2008 from 3.9 per cent in 2007 and only 0.4 per cent in 2000. The sharp rise in inter-Arab investments was the main factor in the FDI growth in the region, as they jumped to $34 billion (Dh125bn) in 2008 from about $21bn in 2007. "Gulf countries have remained the main source of inter-Arab investments, while new players emerged on the arena in 2008, including Egypt and Lebanon," IAIGCIAIGC said. "Between 1995 and 2008, Saudi Arabia, Sudan and Lebanon were the largest beneficiaries of inter-Arab investments as they attracted $95bn, nearly 70 per cent of the total inter-Arab FDI of $135bn." A breakdown showed Saudi Arabia, the world's largest oil exporter, topped the list of Arab FDI recipients in 2008, with about $29.6bn. The UAE was the second largest beneficiary, receiving nearly $13.7bn. Arab states have often been urged to reform their financial and investment laws to attract capital needed to stimulate their economies and reverse a steady capital flight from the region. The calls gained momentum after the global crisis, which has inflicted heavy losses on many Arab investors. Despite the relative improvement in the investment environment in the region, inter-Arab capital flow has remained a fraction of the total Arab investments abroad. Between 1995 and 2008, the cumulative inter-Arab investmentinter-Arab investmentInter-Arab Investment Guarantee Corporation IAIGC Kuwait | Financial Services News | Profile | Officers totalled just over $100bn, less than five per cent of the overseas Arab assets IAIGCIAIGC's figures showed the crisis depressed FDI into the Arab region in 2009 for the first time in many years despite a surge of more than 26 per cent in 2008. It showed FDI pumped into 17 Arab nations that have provided data soared by 26.9 per cent to around $89.2bn in 2008 from nearly $70.3bn in 2007. FDI flow was much higher in 2008 despite a sharp slowdown in the second half of the year and it followed several years of steady growth in capital flow into many Arab countries because of high oil prices, a surge in regional projects and improvement in investment laws. "As for 2009, FDI flow into the Arab region was expected to have declined due to several factors, including the slowdown or contraction in the economies of industrial nations, which have constituted a major source of foreign direct investment for Arab states over the past few years," IAIGCIAIGC said. "Another factor was the continuation of turbulence in most Arab and global markets as such instability contributed to increasing uncertainty regarding investment decisions in the medium and long terms and to shelving of more projects in the region in infrastructure, hydrocarbon, and real estate sectors." Addressing the conference in Abu Dhabi, a World Bank official urged Arab governments to push ahead with reforms to encourage regional capital flow. Mansoor Dailami, Finance Director at the World Bank, said regional nations should take advantage of a recovery in their economies, referring to recent forecasts by the IMF and the World Bank that real GDP in the Middle East and North Africa could be around four per cent this year and 4.1 per cent in 2011. "Increasing economic co-operation and investment flow among the Arab countries will support their economies and enable them to withstand the repercussions of fresh turmoil in the global markets," he said. In recent comments, IAIGCIAIGC Director Fahd bin Rashid Al Ibrahim urged Arab nations to pursue economic reforms to lure in investments, saying existing laws are still not attractive enough to foreign capital. "There are too many obstacles for foreign investment and inter-Arab investmentinter-Arab investmentInter-Arab Investment Guarantee Corporation IAIGC Kuwait | Financial Services News | Profile | Officers in the region... they include the absence of a unified law to regulate investment in member states and failure of some governments to comply with the agreements they sign with the investors," he said. "The obstacles also involve the disparity and deficiencies in legislations governing business, mainly the labour law and investment protection rules, as well as the absence of an effective judicial system to settle any trade or business issue... of course, these obstacles vary from one country to another but their presence is largely obstructing capital flow into the Arab World." FDI recipients 2007 2008 KSA 24.31 29.62 UAE 13.25 13.70 Algeria 2.038 12.55 Egypt 11.57 9.49 Sudan 3.64 6.35 Morocco 4.63 3.48 Lebanon 3.48 3.19 Tunisia 2.07 3.12 Libya 0.72 2.76 Syria 0.89 1.18 Bahrain 0.66 0.67 Iraq 0.44 0.51 (Dollar billions) Source IAIGC By Nadim Kawach © Emirates Business 24/7 2010 x DISCLAIMER Zawya is a distributor (and not a publisher) of content supplied by third parties and subscribers. Any opinions, advice, statements, services, offers, or other information or content expressed or made available by those third parties, including information providers, subscribers or other users of the Service, are those of the respective author(s) or distributor(s) and not of the Company. The Company neither endorses nor is responsible for the accuracy or reliability of any opinion, advice or statement made on the Service by anyone other than authorized Service employee spokespersons while acting in their official capacities. The Company is not responsible for any infringement of intellectual property rights or breach of any applicable law or regulation, including regulation in relation to financial services or the distribution of financial products, defamation, data protection, telecommunications (including regulations relating to excessive use, spamming or other abusive activities) or obscene, offensive or illegal content). Under no circumstances will the Company be liable for any loss or damage caused by a member's reliance on information obtained through the Service. It is the responsibility of member to evaluate the accuracy, completeness or usefulness of any information, opinion, advice or other content available through the Service. Please seek the advice of professionals, as appropriate, regarding the evaluation of any specific information, opinion, advice or other content. Read the full Member Agreement http://www.zawya.com/legal/NewsLetter.cfm?name=disclaimer Access to this article is subject to specific terms and conditions. Read Disclaimer. http://www.zawya.com/story.cfm/sidZAWYA20100627042841/World%20Bank%20asked%20to%20boost%20inter-Arab%20investment

Currency Auctions Announcement No. (1682) The latest daily currency auction was held in the Central Bank of Iraq on the 27-JUN-2010. The results were as follows: Details Notes Number of banks 15 Auction price selling dinar / US $ 1170 Auction price buying dinar / US $ ----- Amount sold at auction price (US $) 122,841,000 Amount purchased at Auction price (US $) ----- Total offers for buying (US $) 122,841,000 Total offers for selling (US $) ----- Exchange rates Dollar's exchange rates / in Baghdad markets http://www.cbi.iq/index.php?pid=CurrencyAuctions

Thanks for the post

Currency Auctions Announcement No. (1680) The latest daily currency auction was held in the Central Bank of Iraq on the 23-JUN-2010. The results were as follows: Details Notes Number of banks 13 Auction price selling dinar / US $ 1170 Auction price buying dinar / US $ ----- Amount sold at auction price (US $) 182,667,000 Amount purchased at Auction price (US $) ----- Total offers for buying (US $) 182,667,000 Total offers for selling (US $) ----- Exchange rates Dollar's exchange rates / in Baghdad markets http://www.cbi.iq/index.php?pid=CurrencyAuctions

Currency Auctions Announcement No. (1679) The latest daily currency auction was held in the Central Bank of Iraq on the 22-JUN-2010. The results were as follows: Details Notes Number of banks 14 Auction price selling dinar / US $ 1170 Auction price buying dinar / US $ ----- Amount sold at auction price (US $) 159,586,000 Amount purchased at Auction price (US $) ----- Total offers for buying (US $) 159,586,000 Total offers for selling (US $) ----- Exchange rates Dollar's exchange rates / in Baghdad markets http://www.cbi.iq/index.php?pid=CurrencyAuctions

SIIC chief arrives in Damascus June 22, 2010 - 12:18:06 BAGHDAD / Aswat al-Iraq: Head of the Supreme Iraqi Islamic Council (SIIC), Ammar al-Hakim, arrived in Damascus on Tuesday in an official visit to the country, according to an official statement. “Al-Hakim paid an official visit to Syria on Tuesday (June 22), where he will meet President Bashar al-Assad and senior Syrian officials,” said the statement received by Aswat al-Iraq news agency. “Talks will tackle ways of boosting bilateral ties and the latest developments in Iraq,” it added. SH (P) http://en.aswataliraq.info/?p=133551

Great Job thanks for your time on this post

This month would be wonderful...........Thanks for the post

There are some changes on the CBI Site so that is up and running no prob.............hhmmmmmmmmmmmmm??????????GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOORVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV

I am going to be out this weekend. With some friends sitting by the pool getting some sun and drinking some beer....I hope you guys have a wonderful weekend. I hope when I return Sunday night there will be some wonderful news. God bless to you all and your familys GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOORVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV

RE: Iraq dinar‏ From: Ty Rhame (ty@dinarbanker.com) You may not know this sender.Mark as safe|Mark as junk Sent: Fri 6/18/10 8:25 AM To: 'rebecca Hi Rebecca, We really don’t know what time table the Iraqis have set for a revaluation. Personally, I can say that we own a significant amount of the dinar and believe there will be movement soon based on recent supply and exchange activities in the Middle East. I’m not certain why the auction numbers are not posted. Thanks Ty I asked them about the dinar. And this is what I got back from them....

ROTFLMAO

ISX index down by 0.8% this week June 18, 2010 - 12:24:33 BAGHDAD / Aswat al-Iraq: The Iraqi Stock Exchange (ISX) registered poor trading activities this week, amounting to 6.6 billion Iraqi dinars (roughly $5.7 million), as its index slightly decreased 0.8% to close at 91.9 points compared to last week’s 92.7 points. Traded shares this week reached 3.8 billion worth 6.6 billion Iraqi dinars through 1001 deals, of which 71 purchase deals went to non-Iraqi investors at 243 million over the various sectors. The ISX witnessed its first E-trading session on April 19, 2009 over five registered companies, three banks and two hotels. The banks were: Ashur International Bank (AIB), Al-Mansour Bank and the Iraqi Credit Bank while the hotels were: Ashtar Hotel and Al-Mansour Hotel. On June 7, 2009, the Iraqi Middle East Investment Bank and the Warka Bank joined the electronic trading sessions. The ISX now holds five sessions from Sunday to Thursday. SH (P) http://en.aswataliraq.info/?p=133384

If they do that and only let you change it in over there. I am on the frist flight to Kuwait, I was in Kuwait for a year and that is where I got my dinars. They sell them. So i would change them in there then fly back to the states and wait.

Welcome to the site.

Great POst thanks

Did the UN Lifted the 7? Does anyone know?

National Alliance to name PM candidate next week Thursday, June 17th 2010 10:13 AM Baghdad, June 17 (AKnews) - A leading figure in the National Alliance which includes the National Alliance and State of law revealed on Wednesday that the alliance will announce next week its candidate for Prime Minister, indicating that the candidate will be proposed on the agreement between both coalitions not through wise men committee. "The National Alliance will surprise the Iraq people next week by proposing its only candidate for Prime Minister Post, the resolution of the candidate, may not be through wise men Committee which is formed by both coalitions,” Mohammed Al-Bayati, A member of the National Alliance said. "The negotiations between the coalitions are now almost stopped because of the differing views on the key points, the National Alliance sees the need to discuss all the mechanisms that lead to the selection of the ministers, their work and the government program, before choosing a prime minister,” Al-Bayati said. He confirmed on "the need to form a strong government in its president, program and ministers that can provide services." " identifying the Prime Minister must be preceded by making sure that he will get the satisfaction and acceptance of other political blocs, determining the alliance's candidate for prime minister would require further negotiations within the coalition because it is formed from 15 basic and non basic bloc,” he said. Negotiations have started between the Iraqi National Alliance (INA) and the State of Law coalition after they announced officially their alliance in the 4th of last May then they formed the largest bloc, as they say in order to entrust them to form the government according to Article 76 of the Iraqi Constitution, which is considered by Iraqiya List headed by Allawi as a constitutional violation and encroachment on the elections rights. State of law announced that its candidate for prime minister post is Nuri Al-Maliki only and that made disagreement between both coalitions that’s after the insistence of the National Coalition on refusing to give AL-Maliki a second presidency round, most notably is the Sadrist bloc led by cleric Moqtada Al-Sadr . The results of the elections showed the progress of Iraqiya list by gaining 91 seats, followed by the State of Law coalition list by 89 seats, the National Coalition by 70 seats and the Kurdistan Alliance by 43 seats. Iraqiya consider itself as the largest bloc that must be charged to form the government based on achieving the highest votes in the elections that was held on 7 of last March while state of law considers the Federal Court's interpretation to the constitutional article as it gave the right to the biggest bloc to form the government after allying. The debate now between the State of Law and Iraqiya Coalition is on the background of each one right to form the government according to the results of the elections and the interpretation of Article 76 of the Iraqi Constitution. The Federal Court has interpreted in 25 of last March (the largest bloc) or the biggest parliamentary that can form the government. A statement released by the court states that the term ((the largest parliamentary bloc)) means: either the bloc that was formed after the elections through one electoral list that participated by a certain name or number and that gained the largest number of seats or the bloc that was formed by the alliance of two or more electoral lists that participated in the elections by deferent names and numbers and was joined in one bloc that have one entity in the Parliament. Sa/gs AKnews http://www.aknews.com/en/aknews/9/155923/

Government official: storming of the Central Bank of Iraq has affected the country's financial trading 17/06/2010 14:34 Baghdad, June 17 (Akaniwz) - An official in the Iraqi government ended its mandate on Thursday, the robbery was carried out by an armed group on the Central Bank on Sunday after a lot to streamline the movement of funds between the banks of the Government and international banks that handle Iraq with them, but did not affect the financial situation of the country. The official told the Kurdistan News (Akaniwz) that "the economic transformations of their march between the Iraqi banks badly affected by the armed robbery carried out by an armed group a few days ago." He said, "I have been affected by the economic trading volumes rose by 1.9 percent from last month due to a number of banks to withhold its work until the stability of the banks associated with the Central Bank of Iraq." He added that "there is a fear of government and private banks from repeating the process of the central bank, but the government has prepared an integrated plan to protect all government and private banks." He said "the operation to storm the Central Bank did not significantly affect the reality of the Iraqi economy, but we hope that Ataatkrr these operations." Adopted the so-called Al Qaeda in Iraq on Thursday, is responsible for the operation to storm the Iraqi Central Bank, which killed more than 47 victims. The government's security organs under tight security on government and private banks, in order to protect them from processes similar to those suffered by the Central Bank of Iraq. " And the Iraqi Central Bank was established on the basis of the Iraqi Central Bank Law of 2004, with authorized capital of 100 billion dinars. (Akaniwz c) m 06/17/2010 http://www.aknews.com/ar/aknews/2/156046/

CBI suspends session due to armed attack June 14, 2010 - 12:22:36 BAGHDAD / Aswat al-Iraq: The Central Bank of Iraq (CBI) decided to suspend its dollar sales on Monday and will resume its sessions on Tuesday after the recent armed attack, a media source said. on Sunday (Juen 13), the spokesman for the Baghdad Operations Command (BOC) Maj. General Qassem Atta said fifteen civilians and three terrorists were killed in the armed attack on the CBI in Baghdad. “The assault left 15 local residents and three terrorists killed,” Atta was quoted by al-Iraqiya TV. Atta had told Aswat al-Iraq news agency that security forces were closing in on the group of gunmen that detonated an improvised explosive device (IED) off the CBI entrance in central Baghdad. SH (P) http://en.aswataliraq.info/?p=133216 This was on monday but nothing else has been posting on why they did not start back up on tues?