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CBI Daily Currency Auction - Monday - 8 August 2016


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Currency Auctions

Announcement No. (3254)

The opening offers the sale and purchase of foreign currency in the window of the Central Bank of Iraq on Monday, 8/8/2016 and the results were as follows:

 

DETAILS NOTES
Number of banks 29
Number of remittance companies 16
Auction price selling dinar / US$ 1182
Auction price buying dinar / US$ -----
Amount sold at auction price (US$) 142,501,527
Amount purchased at Auction price (US$) -----
Total offers for buying (US$) 142,501,527
Total offers for selling (US$) -----

ADDITIONALLY:
1. Quantity sold to banks from the date of 01.04.2016 until 8.08.2016 (18,579,168,521) dollars
2. Quantity sold to banks from the date of 01.04.2015 until 8.08.2015 (24,030,537,271) dollars.
3. Note that:
   * Sarabie amounts transferred to accounts in banks abroad (1190) dinars per dollar. 
   * Cash sales price (1190) dollars Danarlkl dollars.

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The central bank sold more than $ 142 million auction today

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 Since 08/08/2016 15:52 pm (Baghdad time)

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BAGHDAD - balances News

It sold the Central Bank, on Monday, more than $ 142 million, in the auction for the sale of foreign currency.

According to a statement of the Central Bank it received / balances News /, a copy of which, "The size of the amount sold today reached 142 million, 501 thousand, and $ 527, priced at 1182 dinars exchange rate against the dollar, and with the participation of 29 banks and 16 financial transfer company."

The statement added, "The amounts transferred to the accounts of banks selling abroad is priced at 1190 dinars per dollar, and the cash sales price shall be the price of 1182 dinars per dollar."

He pointed out that "the amount of remittances and credits amounted to 78 million, 106 thousand, and $ 627, while the quantity sold was 20 million in cash and 205,000 dollars" .anthy 29/9 P

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