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Dollar exchange rates jump again in Iraq sweeteners |Today, 16:10 | Baghdad today - Baghdad Today, Tuesday, the exchange rates of the dollar witnessed a new jump in Iraq. As the selling price of the dollar reached 155,000 per 100 dollars While the purchase price of the dollar reached 154,000 per 100 dollars A few days ago, the dollar exchange rate rose and reached the threshold of 160,000 dinars per 100 dollars, while it later declined, amid pledges by the government to move to control the exchange rate and return it to the official price, i.e. 145,000 per 100 dollars. -
Accelerated decline of the dollar. Citizens sell and speculators are "confused" - urgent Accelerated decline of the dollar. Citizens sell and speculators are "confused" - Urgent » Baghdad Today News Agency Economy / Localities | Today, 16:31 | Baghdad Today - Baghdad Exchange shops and local markets in Diyala province on Tuesday recorded an accelerated decline in the selling prices of the dollar, less than an hour after the decision of the government of Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani to reduce the exchange rate to 1300 dinars per dollar. Some owners of exchange offices in Baqubah and the rest of the cities of Diyala confirmed to the correspondent of "Baghdad Today" that "the selling prices of the dollar are falling and reached 151 currently after it was 154 before the issuance of the Sudanese government's decision to change the dollar exchange rate to 130 in a sudden decision." Noting the increase in supply with the lack of purchases, especially since many citizens who own the dollar began to try to sell their dollars to avoid further losses. Specialists confirmed that the most affected segment is speculators, most of whom still have liquidity from the dollar bought at prices exceeding 160 thousand dinars in the past days with the fever of the rise in the dollar. Most office owners confirmed that prices today and tomorrow will be less than 150,<> and may reach very low figures.
