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Sounds all well and good to me , but doesnt it seem strange they would tell us this in advance  so people would buy more dinar or people who dont have dinar would buy it.  I get a queasy feeling in my tummy when I start to wonder like this and I cannot be the only one thinking like that. Does not make sense.

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Sounds all well and good to me , but doesnt it seem strange they would tell us this in advance  so people would buy more dinar or people who dont have dinar would buy it.  I get a queasy feeling in my tummy when I start to wonder like this and I cannot be the only one thinking like that. Does not make sense.

This is market value, not the exchange rate we await.  They need to bring market and the official exchange rate closer.

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IQD to witness biggest improvement over the next few days, says CBI and committee membersPosted: July 24, 2013 in Iraqi Dinar/Politics
Tags: Central bank, Central Bank Iraq, Chapter VII of the United Nations Charter, exchange rate, Iraq, Iraqi Central Bank, Iraqi dinar, List of banks in Iraq

Banking sources: expectations down the dinar against the dollar in the coming days

Parliamentary sources confirmed the economic, Tuesday, that the price of the Iraqi dinar will rise against the dollar’s decline in the coming days in the light of the steps taken by the Central Bank of Iraq.

A source in the Iraqi Central Bank for “obelisk”, “The parliamentary officials and economists praised the decline witnessed by the exchange rate of the dollar and the high price of the Iraqi dinar in the light of the steps taken by the Iraqi Central Bank and banks in this area, which is reflected in this activity.”

The source added that “it is expected to continue this decline of the dollar and that the Iraqi witness Iraqi dinar biggest improvement over the next few days, according to the Central Bank and indicators of market movement.”

Recommended that a report by the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Tuesday, Iraq pace of structural reform to boost growth and job creation in the private sector, and the need to continue the good governance of foreign reserves at the Central Bank of Iraq and the Development Fund for Iraq.

The banking source familiar confirmed for “obelisk” in (19 of July of this), that the Association of Iraqi banks agreed with the Central Bank to reduce the dollar exchange rate cash to 1180 dinars instead of 1184 Iraqi dinars as of last Sunday, with the expectation that you responded to all banks For this initiative, he pointed out that this reduction will bring great benefit to the citizen.

http://bit.ly/19hGDsA

 

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CBI web site says 1166, and they want to reduce it down to 1180 instead of 1184? something don't sound right.

 

He's talking about what the Iraqi independent banks charge for the exchange. The banks buy it from CBI for 1179, giving the CBI a profit of 13 dinars per dollar, and the banks usually sell it for closer to 1200, but this guy is saying it's been 1184 until today. The banks have agreed to sell at almost zero profit to themselves. In fact, some of them agreed to sell for 1179, or no profit at all. The street rate has been as low as 1350 recently, so at 1180, Iraqis are getting a much better deal than they have been getting. 

 

The interesting part is why are the banks agreeing to make no- or almost no profit on their primary means of making money, the daily currency exchange where Iraqis pay a premium for the dollar? And why is this guy claiming that a 4 pip adjustment is a "great benefit?" That's a third of a penny, for goodness sake. 

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CBI web site says 1166, and they want to reduce it down to 1180 instead of 1184? something don't sound right.

He's talking about what the Iraqi independent banks charge for the exchange. The banks buy it from CBI for 1179, giving the CBI a profit of 13 dinars per dollar, and the banks usually sell it for closer to 1200, but this guy is saying it's been 1184 until today. The banks have agreed to sell at almost zero profit to themselves. In fact, some of them agreed to sell for 1179, or no profit at all. The street rate has been as low as 1350 recently, so at 1180, Iraqis are getting a much better deal than they have been getting. 

 

The interesting part is why are the banks agreeing to make no- or almost no profit on their primary means of making money, the daily currency exchange where Iraqis pay a premium for the dollar? And why is this guy claiming that a 4 pip adjustment is a "great benefit?" That's a third of a penny, for goodness sake. 

This is why mrref lol at this article. 

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He's talking about what the Iraqi independent banks charge for the exchange. The banks buy it from CBI for 1179, giving the CBI a profit of 13 dinars per dollar, and the banks usually sell it for closer to 1200, but this guy is saying it's been 1184 until today. The banks have agreed to sell at almost zero profit to themselves. In fact, some of them agreed to sell for 1179, or no profit at all. The street rate has been as low as 1350 recently, so at 1180, Iraqis are getting a much better deal than they have been getting. 

 

The interesting part is why are the banks agreeing to make no- or almost no profit on their primary means of making money, the daily currency exchange where Iraqis pay a premium for the dollar? And why is this guy claiming that a 4 pip adjustment is a "great benefit?" That's a third of a penny, for goodness sake.

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IQD to witness biggest improvement over the next few days, says CBI and committee members Posted: July 24, 2013 in Iraqi Dinar/Politics

Tags: Central bank, Central Bank Iraq, Chapter VII of the United Nations Charter, exchange rate, Iraq, Iraqi Central Bank, Iraqi dinar, List of banks in Iraq

Banking sources: expectations down the dinar against the dollar in the coming days

Parliamentary sources confirmed the economic, Tuesday, that the price of the Iraqi dinar will rise against the dollar’s decline in the coming days in the light of the steps taken by the Central Bank of Iraq.

A source in the Iraqi Central Bank for “obelisk”, “The parliamentary officials and economists praised the decline witnessed by the exchange rate of the dollar and the high price of the Iraqi dinar in the light of the steps taken by the Iraqi Central Bank and banks in this area, which is reflected in this activity.”

The source added that “it is expected to continue this decline of the dollar and that the Iraqi witness Iraqi dinar biggest improvement over the next few days, according to the Central Bank and indicators of market movement.”

Recommended that a report by the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Tuesday, Iraq pace of structural reform to boost growth and job creation in the private sector, and the need to continue the good governance of foreign reserves at the Central Bank of Iraq and the Development Fund for Iraq.

The banking source familiar confirmed for “obelisk” in (19 of July of this), that the Association of Iraqi banks agreed with the Central Bank to reduce the dollar exchange rate cash to 1180 dinars instead of 1184 Iraqi dinars as of last Sunday, with the expectation that you responded to all banks For this initiative, he pointed out that this reduction will bring great benefit to the citizen.

http://bit.ly/19hGDsA

 

this is just minor in country adjustment

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