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  1. ​ don't think so, it would have been on the news already.
  2. I think there's more that one actor playing the part of Okie, all he wants is attention and he has everyones. Okie is nothing but a pumper.
  3. CBI web site says 1166, and they want to reduce it down to 1180 instead of 1184? something don't sound right.
  4. Parliamentary committee attributes decline in IQD price to failure policy of CBI Added by Ibrahim Khalil on June 2, 2013.Saved under Business Tags: Baghdad, CBI, IQD, Iraqi dinar Baghdad (IraqiNews.com) The Economic Parliamentary Committee attributed the continuous decline in the value ofthe Iraqi dinar in exchange of USD price to “the unsuccessful policy adopted by the Central Bank of Iraq.” The Secretary of the Parliamentary Committee, Mahamma Khalil, stated to IraqiNews.com that ”The continuous decline in the price of the Iraqi dinar in exchange of the US dollar is a result to the failure policy of the CBI where the recent changes in the administrative staff and the intervention of the Government in the authorities of the CBI have negatively affected the efforts to regain value of the Iraqi dinar.” “The CBI pledged to take procedures to increase and maintain the price of IQD, yet the price is falling down,” he added. The CBI is offering the USD in the auction of foreign currencies with less value than the that in the real Iraqi market to reduce the difference between the IQD and USD. \END\ Read more: http://www.iraqinews.com/business-iraqi-dinar/parliamentary-committee-attributes-decline-in-iqd-price-to-failure-policy-of-cbi/#ixzz2Y6Ko8Fjt Follow us: @IraqiNews_com on Twitter | IraqNews on Facebook
  5. Added by Ibrahim Khalil on May 14, 2013. Saved under Business Tags: Baghdad, IQD, Iran, Iraqi dinar, Syria Baghdad (IraqiNews.com) The price of the US dollar in the local markets reached 1,300 Iraqi dinars, compared to 1220 dinars in mid-March and represents a significant reduction of the Iraqi dinar’s value since the two last years. It is known that the official price of the USD until this day, according to the Central Bank of Iraq is IQD 1166 and that means that the value of the Iraqi dinar has reduced more than 11%. According to representatives of Iraqi News (IraqiNews.com), this decline has led to increasing prices for a lot of goods in local markets and especially the imported ones. The central bank has promised to take measures to stabilize the value of the dinar as it was in the past, but the degradation rate of the dinar continued for up to 1,300 dinars per dollar. Employees and retirees who receive their salaries in dinars complain of price inflation since their salaries are no longer sufficient to meet their needs and that the rise in prices has included real estate and rentals, as well as transportation, food and clothing. Many believe that the growing demand to buy the dollar from local markets has led to this significant decline in the price of the dinar. This is attributed to smuggling the USD sold daily by the Central Bank of Iraq to Syria and Iran, which face financial sanctions and their growing need to hard currency. The Iraqi Central Bank announced short period before new measures to restrict the availability of U.S. currency in markets, amid suspicions over possibility of smuggling large amounts of hard currency from Iraq for neighboring countries Read more: http://www.iraqinews.com/business-iraqi-dinar/iqd-value-rapidly-deteriorates/#ixzz2Y6MtXRBR Follow us: @IraqiNews_com on Twitter | IraqNews on Facebook
  6. F-none of the above, they are going on a Holiday
  7. I am confused as well, so what is the official rate? 1120 or 1166 or 1129
  8. I am began to wonder if they even want to RV. They depend on our dollar to much.
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