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Extracted from NP and posted by dejavu another rumor from hubby and his gang, LOL first is from the guy who is teaching english and started investing in business over there, says something is definitely going on with money some folks seem very excited, he is trying to get the scoop second, is friend's father who is in some sort of banking, not sure of his job, he told son one of two currencies will increase in value today, either dong or dinar, he told son he feels it's teh dinar because of certain things he heard, have no clue what those things are, but guy will be calling back later if he here's anything else, or never if neither revalues imo, LOL Read more: Maybe? Bank denies dong devaluation talk http://vietnamnews.vnagency.com.vn/E...tion-talk.html

this is an older statement, somebody had emailed xe on this, they replied they were only commenting on the articles that had recently surfaced on the subject, so its imo anyways, nothing more then their opinion.

funny, i don't see any of those statements straight form cbi or even the finance minister....doesn't amount to a hill of beans

Ali is just a business man, whether the articles come across negative or positive they are certainly to drum up business, this does not make him a pumper. If it's on his site, it's obvious. It's no different than the dentist handing out lollipops after a good teeth cleaning, LOL......return customers are a huge profit. If I ran the type of business he did I wouldnt do anything different.

http://www.cbi.iq/xl&wr/MOF&CBIBillsAuction_f.xls here is link for the securities;) http://www.cbi.iq/auction_cbi.html http://www.cbi.iq/auctions_mof.html http://www.cbi.iq/exchangerate.html and links for each individual page

i have no clue what uniform pricing is, i do know that they hold securities auctions though

this is not the daily auction, it's the securities auction:)

Newspaper: President of the "JP Morgan" may succeed U.S. Treasury Secretary Monday, November 23, 2009 New York - Reuters The New York Times, citing sources, that many decision-makers in the United States considered to Jamie Dimon, CEO, "JP Morgan Chase & Co", a possible successor to U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner. The newspaper quoted sources familiar with Bdeimun he "loved to serve his country." Geithner and subjected to heavy criticism last week in Congress over his role in saving the American Insurance Group "AIG" in 2008, when he was head of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=ar&u=http://www.daralhayat.com

oh yeah i remember that one, it looks like it was deliberately scrambled when translated to english, think they are hiding something?