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CBI 2014 Annual Report


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Holy Cow Markinsa, what a wealth of information. It is going to take some time to read this report.  I did find page 17 interesting. I had to go there first. lol

 

Yep, lots of info, I did an analysis on Page 17 for 2013, I just finished getting 2014 numbers into that table, I'm going to compare the two tomorrow and see what the change was. :twothumbs:

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This appears to be circulation which is not IQD physical supply.

 

The Top Table is "Currency Issued" which *IS* physical supply. What's sitting in Iraq Bank Vaults plus out in the Market.

 

The Middle Table is "Currency In Circulation" - Money that is not in the banks, but in the open market, under people's mattresses, in the United States, etc...

 

The Bottom Table is "Number of Notes" which is a calculation based on "Currency in Circulation"/"Denomination of Note"

 

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I may be wrong here but it doesn't seem like there's a lot of notes. If the currency issued and outside banks numbers are in millions also?

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Yes, all of the numbers are in Million Units. :twothumbs:

 

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That looks awsome approximately 80 million notes for approximately 30 million people. I think CBI has done a fine job of removing notes from the streets of Iraq.

Great job Markinsa.

That's exciting!!!!

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No, no, no... There are 3.962 Billion Notes in Circulation at the end of 2014, which increased 360 Million Notes over 2013.  The one positive trend I see is, they have decreased the number of 25K and 5K notes issued in 2014, compared to 2013. while increasing circulation of the smaller notes.

 

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The Top Table is "Currency Issued" which *IS* physical supply. What's sitting in Iraq Bank Vaults plus out in the Market.

The Middle Table is "Currency In Circulation" - Money that is not in the banks, but in the open market, under people's mattresses, in the United States, etc...

The Bottom Table is "Number of Notes" which is a calculation based on "Currency in Circulation"/"Denomination of Note"

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Think of currency here in these charts as digital currency plus physical currency - this equates to fractional banking and is consistent with M2 and higher.

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No, no, no... There are 3.962 Billion Notes in Circulation at the end of 2014, which increased 360 Million Notes over 2013. The one positive trend I see is, they have decreased the number of 25K and 5K notes issued in 2014, compared to 2013. while increasing circulation of the smaller notes.

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My mistake I will reread in the morning.

Better eye sight . Lol

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Think of currency here in these charts as digital currency plus physical currency - this equates to fractional banking and is consistent with M2 and higher.

 

This has nothing to do with Fractional banking, but Physical Notes issued and in circulation.

 

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Page 42 - 6th Row from the Bottom: Dec 2014 - M2 is 90,728 Billion

You'll see this same number in "Table No. (17)" on page 45.

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You are correct as it shows clearly the money velocity is slowing aka ratio is dropping and Iraq is getting worse. This is Mr Derivative's bank aka JP Morgan.

I will agree that you are correct and I assumed incorrectly according to these charts.

However, Last time I saw the charts the M2 was near 39T and I was absolutely flabergasted to see the MO at 39T.

My confusion my error thanx for the reality check!!

The last I researched, the market currency was being reduced from 4 Billion to 1 Billion units.

This was from Abdul-Hussain al-Yasseri, so in those 4B units of currency it stands at the 30T dinars so by the CBI their intention is to reduce this all by 3/4.

http://dinarrvnews.net/translated-central-bank-of-iraq-statements-on-iraqi-currency-deletion-of-zeros/

So what about the 50k?

By reducing existing three zero units from 4B into presumably 1B units x 50k IQD could effectually equal 50T IQD.

They can say they reduced the 000 as 'units' while increasing the IQD which is dilution and a continuation of lower M2 velocity aka stagnation.

The NWO are tricky little devils.

Again Thanx for your insights!

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You are correct as it shows clearly the money velocity is slowing aka ratio is dropping and Iraq is getting worse. This is Mr Derivative's bank aka JP Morgan.

I will agree that you are correct and I assumed incorrectly according to these charts.

However, Last time I saw the charts the M2 was near 39T and I was absolutely flabergasted to see the MO at 39T.

My confusion my error thanx for the reality check!!

The last I researched, the market currency was being reduced from 4 Billion to 1 Billion units.

This was from Abdul-Hussain al-Yasseri, so in those 4B units of currency it stands at the 30T dinars so by the CBI their intention is to reduce this all by 3/4.

http://dinarrvnews.net/translated-central-bank-of-iraq-statements-on-iraqi-currency-deletion-of-zeros/

So what about the 50k?

By reducing existing three zero units from 4B into presumably 1B units x 50k IQD could effectually equal 50T IQD.

They can say they reduced the 000 as 'units' while increasing the IQD which is dilution and a continuation of lower M2 velocity aka stagnation.

The NWO are tricky little devils.

Again Thanx for your insights!

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