Iraqi dinar exchange rate return back to 3.30$
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By sgtsanders
Saturday 6/20/20 TV buyback email. I’ve been in this since 2008, I’ve never received emails like these. They are now offering 1000.00 per million. Up 50 dollars since last weeks email. These emails make me feel full of Hopium!
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By yota691
Low exchange rate of the dollar in local markets Market
Economy News _ Baghdad
The exchange rates of the dollar on the stock market fell slightly as they stabilized in the local markets, Wednesday, (April 22, 2020).
The prices of the Kifah Stock Exchange - Baghdad recorded 123,300 dinars per 100 dollars.
Buying and selling prices in exchange shops
The selling price of the dollar = 124,500 dinars.
The purchase price of the dollar = 122,500 dinars.
Number of views 22 Add Date 04/22/2020
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By yota691
The Iraqi dinar exchange Arab and international transactions Friday
Economy | 09:14 - 26/07/2019
Baghdad - Mawazeen News
The prices of Arab and foreign currencies compared to the Iraqi dinar on Friday, the twenty-sixth of July according to the latest updates as follows:
Foreign currencies
1 US $ = 1,192.7000 Iraqi
dinars 1 Iraqi dinars = 0.0008 US dollars
1 euro = 1,329.6559 Iraqi
dinars 1 Iraqi dinars = 0.0008 euros
£ 1 = 1,484.7689 IQD
1 IQD = 0.0007 pounds of
$ 1 CAD = 906.2726 Iraqi Dinar
IQD 1 = 0.0011 Canadian dollars to
$ 1 Australian = 828.5055 Iraqi Dinar
IQD 1 = 0.0012 Australian dollars
1 Japanese yen = 10.9849 Iraqi Dinars
IQD 1 = 0.0910 Japanese yen
Currency Ala Rabieh
1 Egyptian Pound = 71.8862 Iraqi Dinar
1 Dinar Iraqi = 0.0139 Egyptian pounds
1 SAR = 318.0109 Iraqi Dinar
1 Dinar Iraqi = 0.0031 SAR
1 AED = 324.7050 Iraqi Dinar
1 Dinar Iraqi = 0.0031 AED
1 Sudanese pounds = 26.4493 Iraqi Dinar
1 Iraqi Dinar = 0.0378 SDG
1 Algerian Dinar = 9.9684 Iraqi Dinar
1 Dinar Iraqi = 0.1003 Algerian Dinar
1 Bahraini Dinar = 3,163.9039 Iraqi Dinar
1 Dinar Iraqi = 0.0003 BD
1 JD = 1,682.2261 Iraqi Dinar
1 Dinar Iraqi = 0.0006 JD
1 Dinar KWD = 3,916.2570 Iraqi Dinar
1 Iraqi Dinar = 0.0003 KWD
1 LP = 0.7890 Iraqi Dinars
1 Iraqi Dinar = 1.2674 Lebanese Lira
1 JD = 851.2293 Iraqi Dinar
1 Iraqi Dinar = 0.0012 Libyan Dinar
1 Moroccan Dirham = 124.2836 Iraqi
Dinar 1 Iraqi Dinar = 0.0080 Moroccan Dirham
1 Syrian Pounds = 2,3156 Iraqi
Dinars 1 Iraqi Dinar = 0.4319 Syrian Pounds
1 Somali Shilling = 2.0627 Iraqi Dinar
1 Dinar Iraqi = 0.4848 Somali Shilling
1 Omani Rial = 3,097.8818 Iraqi Dinar
1 IQD = 0.0003 RO
QR 1 = 327.5748 Iraqi Dinar
1 Dinar Iraqi = 0.0031 QR
TND 1 = 416.2116 Iraqi Dinar
1 Dinar Iraqi Dinar = 0.0024 Tunisian Dinars
1 Yemeni Riyal = 4.7632 Iraqi
Dinars 1 Iraqi Dinar = 0.2099 Yemeni Riyals
1 Djibouti Franc = 6,6987 Iraqi Dinars
1 Iraqi Dinar = 0.1493 Djibouti Franc. End n / a
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By normala rashid
tommy opinion
I think you fail to understand the relationship between the Vietnamese dong and the US dollar. Although the dong is not freely convertible, it remains loosely pegged to the dollar in an arrangement known as a ‘crawling peg’. The USA is Vietnam’s top trading partner, so why would they jeopardise that foreign investment coming in by making it more expensive for them to buy Vietnamese goods?
Fluctuations in Vietnamese inflation also alter the difference in the inflation rates of Vietnam and its trading partners. This will have an impact on the exchange rate of the two currencies. If Vietnam’s inflation rate exceeds that of its trading partner then there will be upward pressure on the real exchange rate. There would be a consequent deterioration of Vietnam’s competitive position, with all the subsequent negative effects on the economy. To prevent a rise in the real exchange rate, the dong has to depreciate relative to the foreign currency in order to reflect the inflation differential.
However, since the beginning of 2013, the real exchange rates of the dong with the US dollar and the renminbi have both been larger than one. This means that Vietnam’s competitive positions in its bilateral export markets with China and the United States have deteriorated. To improve competitiveness, the SBV could tighten monetary policy to reduce inflation. Alternatively, it could allow its currency to depreciate faster. Both entail short-term pain and long-term gain. The SBV will likely justify this by saying that it is necessary to bring jobs to Vietnam in the age of globalisation.
my opinion
Iraq as big export of crude oil . Inflation will less faster than you expected. I have seen a once that cbi put 1.2 dollar rate in the website . I think iraq will make adjustments rate and delete 3 zero and reduce the rate and peg dollar to boost export .
I really hope global currency reset could be happens and vietnam reinstant their currency . I will put my money in vietnam stock before gcr be happens .
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