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US Treasury: Iraq raised its holdings of US bonds to $21.2 billion last June

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Baghdad / NINA / - The US Treasury Department announced: "Iraq raised its holdings of US bonds to $21.2 billion during the month of June."

The Treasury clarified: "Iraq raised its balance of purchases of US Treasury bonds by 23.98% to reach $21.187 billion, after it was $17.1 billion in December 2020," noting that "the bonds include long-term guarantees by $9.217 billion and short-term guarantees by 11,970." Billion dollar".

And she added, "Iraq's balance of bonds decreased during the past year, after it was 31.9 billion dollars in January 2020, to decrease to 30.9 billion dollars in February of the same year, then to 30.7 billion in March, to rise again in the month of April to 32.5 and in May 32.6 billion dollars, then decreased again in June to 31.6 billion dollars, then to 29 billion dollars in July and again in August to 27.1 billion dollars and in September to 24.4 billion dollars and then to 21.6 billion dollars in October, to reach in November 19.8 billion and concludes the year with a decrease of 17.1 billion dollars.

She pointed out that "the most holder of US bonds is Japan with a value of 1.277 billion dollars, followed by China with 1.062 billion dollars, followed by Britain with 453 billion dollars."

In the Arab world, Saudi Arabia is at the forefront of the countries with most possessions with $127.8 billion, followed by the UAE with $60.8 billion, Kuwait third with $47.3 billion, then Iraq with $21.2 billion, and Qatar in fifth place with $8.5 billion.”/ End 8
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 Baghdad: Huda Al-Azzawi 
 
The US Treasury announced that Iraq raised its holdings of US bonds to 2.21 billion dollars during the month of June, bringing the total to more than 21 billion dollars, after it was nearly 17 billion dollars in December of last year 2020.  
Adviser to the Prime Minister for Financial and Economic Affairs, Mazhar Muhammad Salih, told "Al-Sabah": "Increasing Iraq's balance of purchasing US Treasury bonds by 23.98% to reach $21.187 billion is something expected, especially since Iraq is among the dollar region because of the nature of oil exports and their pricing in dollars. In addition, the largest commercial transactions in Iraq are within the dollar area, whether in Asia or in the regional environment, with 80 to 85% of Iraq’s foreign transactions in dollars,” noting that “Iraq’s possession of the dollar is normal, noting that the US dollar constitutes about two-thirds of the official reserves of countries, There are about 60% of global loans granted in dollars, and about 84% of global trade is repaid in dollars.
For his part, the financial advisor to the Secretary-General of the Council of Ministers, Obaid Mahal, confirmed to "Al-Sabah", that "raising Iraq's possession of US bonds is largely in the interest of the financial situation in Iraq, especially as it is invested correctly and results in benefits, so the increase in our investment assets with The US Treasury is good, it is a safe investment and it is not exposed to any risks."
He pointed out that "this increase improves the financial situation in Iraq, as well as its positive impact on our reputation in front of investors and others."
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Iraq raises its holdings of US bonds to $21 billion
  
{Economic: Al Furat News} The US Treasury Department stated that Iraq raised its holdings of US bonds to 2.21 billion dollars during the month of June, bringing the total to more than 21 billion dollars, after it was nearly 17 billion dollars in December of last year 2020.

Adviser to the Prime Minister for Financial and Economic Affairs, Mazhar Muhammad Salih, said in a press interview, “Raising Iraq’s balance of purchasing US Treasury bonds by 23.98% to reach $21.187 billion is something expected, especially since Iraq is among the dollar region because of the nature of oil exports and their pricing in dollars, in addition to He pointed out that the largest commercial transactions in Iraq are within the dollar area, whether in Asia or in the regional environment, with 80 to 85% of Iraq’s foreign transactions in dollars,” noting that “Iraq’s possession of the dollar is normal, noting that the US dollar constitutes about two-thirds of the official reserves of countries, and there are About 60% of global loans are granted in dollars, and about 84% of global trade is repaid in dollars.

He stressed that "the dollar has global dominance as well as dominance over Iraq's banking payments, and because Iraq is a dollar area, it always keeps bonds because other transactions may cause losses, so the proportion of reserves in the dollar is kept in the external centralization with the United States until it is invested as a predominant investment - that is Short term - from three months to six months, and it can be transferred during this period without losses and returns for managing these bonds.

And he indicated that "the process of investing and managing reserves in Iraq and in foreign currency is either by placing them within a fixed deposit that has interest or current accounts, if there is a withdrawal or part of it, to diversify it, such as investing American bonds and their returns." 

He explained that "US bonds are classified as (A3), meaning that they do not accept loss and are 100% guaranteed, and this is universally recognized and many oil countries deal with it."

The US Treasury had stated in its table that "the bonds purchased by Iraq, amounting to $21.187 billion, are classified into long-term guarantees of $9.217 billion and short-term guarantees of $11.970 billion."

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2 hours ago, ladyGrace'sDaddy said:

At one point I held $10,000 Dollars in Dinar. Now I only hold a little over a million Dinar. I graciously kept 1 million and the gift that was given me by an AMAZING friend and her husband. 

I will never give up on my Dinar holdings completely, no matter how pathetic things appear. If there's one thing I've learned it's that nothing happens according to our schedule. 

 

Just today I made a ton of money off of AMC. And I've no doubt that it's just the beginning. To say nothing of the unspeakable fortune I hold in Silver. 

 

What I'm saying is that EVERYTHING is controlled by evil people. But God is the one in charge. There system is falling apart much faster than they expected. And God is going to provide for his children. 

 

Invest in AMC, Silver and Gold, and Cryptos. And keep what Dinar you still have. As your dear friend I can say that I absolutely believe by the end of the year we will all be very happy. 

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 2021-10-12 02:09
 

Shafaq News/ The US Treasury announced, on Tuesday, that Iraq's holdings of US bonds decreased to 19 billion dollars during the month of July.

 

According to a schedule issued by the Treasury, and seen by Shafak News Agency, "Iraq's possession of US Treasury bonds for the month of July decreased by 10.1% to reach $19.047 billion, after it was $21.187 billion in the month of June."

 

The table also showed that "these bonds are still higher than the month of December of the year 2020, by 11%, when Iraq's possession of bonds amounted to 17.1 billion dollars."

 

According to the US Treasury, "Iraqi bonds include long-term guarantees of $8.843 billion and short-term guarantees of $10.204 billion."

 

She pointed out that "the most countries in possession of US bonds are Japan, at 1.310 trillion dollars, followed by China, at 1.068 trillion dollars, followed by Britain, at 539 billion dollars."

In the Arab world, Saudi Arabia comes at the forefront of the most possessing countries, with a value of 128.1 billion dollars, followed by the UAE with 58 billion dollars, Kuwait third with 46 billion dollars, then Iraq with 19.047 billion dollars, and Qatar fifth with 6.6 billion dollars.

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Tuesday, 9 November 2021 9:20 AM

Baghdad/National News Center

The International Finance Review, which provides information on fixed income and specializes in financial market research, reported that Saudi Arabia has started selling US dollar bonds, including sukuk.

The scheduled debt sale, which will be completed later on Tuesday, includes a conventional 30-year bond marketed at around 3.6 percent and a 9-and-a-half-year sukuk or Islamic bond at about 110 basis points on US Treasuries.

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These decreases are a portent of the decline of the US Dollar..!  Our wanton printing of trillions of dollars is eroding confidence in it on a global scale. Move your dollars into something tangible like land, houses, precious metals, demand comodities and goods.

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 2021-11-23 03:57
 

Shafaq News/ The US Treasury announced that Iraq's holdings of US bonds decreased by one billion dollars to reach 17.954 billion dollars during the month of September.

The Treasury said in a schedule seen by Shafak News Agency that "Iraq's possession of US Treasury bonds for the month of September decreased by nearly one billion dollars and by 5.18% to reach 17.954 billion dollars, after it was 18.934 billion dollars last August, indicating that" these bonds It is still higher than the month of December of 2020, by 4%, when Iraq's holdings of bonds amounted to $17.1 billion."

And she added, "Iraqi bonds, including long-term guarantees of $8.578 billion and short-term guarantees of $9.376 billion," noting that these bonds represent 6.7% of Arab countries' investments in US bonds and 0.2% of world bonds.

In the Arab world, Saudi Arabia is at the forefront of the most possessing countries, with a value of 124.3 billion dollars, followed by the UAE with 58 billion dollars, Kuwait third with 46.3 billion dollars, then Iraq fourth, Oman fifth with 5.4 billion dollars, then Morocco with 3.8 billion dollars.

She pointed out that "the most countries in possession of US bonds are Japan, with a value of 1.299 trillion dollars, followed by China, with a rate of 1.047 trillion dollars, followed by Britain, with a value of 566 billion dollars."

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 2021-12-15 02:55
 

Shafaq News/ The US Treasury Department reported that Iraq's possession of US bonds decreased by more than 60 percent in ten years to reach $17.954 billion during last September.

 

The Treasury said in a table seen by Shafak News Agency that Iraq's possession of bonds decreased during ten years by 61.34%, indicating that "Iraq bought US bonds in 2012 at an annual rate of 46.316 billion dollars, to decrease in 2013 to an average of 42.1 billion dollars." Annually, it amounted to an average of $28.2 billion in 2014.

 

And she added, "The bonds purchased by Iraq for the year 2015 amounted to an annual rate of 25.6 billion dollars, to become these bonds in 2016 as an annual rate of 15.3 billion dollars, to rise slightly in 2017 as an annual rate to 16.6 billion dollars."

 

And she continued by saying, "The annual rate of bonds purchased by Iraq for the year 2018 amounted to 27 billion dollars, and in 2019 it reached an annual rate of 34 billion dollars."

 

She pointed out that the annual rate of purchased bonds for the year 2020 amounted to 24.7 billion dollars, and to reach 17.954 billion dollars as an average during the nine months of the current year 2021.

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 2021-12-19 02:07
 

Shafaq News/ The US Treasury announced on Sunday that Iraq's holdings of US bonds increased by more than two billion dollars to reach 20.364 billion dollars during the month of October.

The treasury said in its schedule, seen by Shafak News Agency, that "Iraq's possession of US Treasury bonds for the month of October increased by 2.410 billion dollars, or 13.55%, to reach 20.364 billion dollars, after it was 17.954 billion dollars in the month of September."

Noting that "these bonds decreased from the same month of last year 2020, when Iraq's possession of bonds amounted to 21.6 billion dollars."

She added that "Iraqi bonds, including long-term guarantees amounting to 9.028 billion dollars and short-term guarantees amounting to 11.336 billion dollars," noting that these bonds represent 0.2% of the world's bonds.

In the Arab world, Saudi Arabia is at the forefront of the most possessing countries, with an amount of 116.4 billion dollars, followed by the UAE with 53 billion dollars, Kuwait third with 45.9 billion dollars, then Iraq fourth, Oman fifth with 5 billion dollars, then Morocco with 3.7 billion dollars.

She pointed out that "the most countries in possession of US bonds are Japan, with a value of 1.320 trillion dollars, followed by China, with a rate of 1.065 trillion dollars, followed by Britain, with a rate of 579 billion dollars."

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 Baghdad: Mustafa Al-Hashemi
After the US Treasury announced that Iraq's possession of bonds decreased by more than 60 percent in ten years to reach $17.954 billion during the month of September, an economic specialist said that the return on Iraq's purchase of US Treasury bonds amounted to a total of 3.453 billion until the year 2020. Dinar . The specialist, Dr. Hussein Al-Khaqani, explained that {Iraq has started buying US treasury bonds since 2012, which represents a safe foreign investment in part of the reserves of the Central Bank, in addition to the basket of currencies and gold}.
Al-Khaqani pointed out that {the process of buying treasury bonds represents a boost to the central bank’s reserves, which comes through the price difference in the global oil market, as when Iraq achieves a surplus in its budgets, it invests those surpluses by purchasing US treasury bonds to achieve benefits that it will receive until the expiry of the term. The bond, which is usually from one year or more above}.
Al-Khaqani indicated to {Al-Sabah} that in 2012, for the first time, Iraq bought treasury bonds worth 32.9 trillion dinars, which achieved a return of 313 billion dinars, and in 2013 bought bonds worth 33.7 trillion dinars, which achieved a return of 218 billion dinars.
He continued: {In 2014, Iraq bought treasury bonds worth 27.5 trillion dinars, with a return of 144 billion dinars. In 2015, the purchase rate decreased to 20.1 trillion dinars for those bonds, with a return of 172 billion Iraqi dinars, and then the purchase rate decreased to A value of 13.4 trillion dinars in 2016, bringing the return to 161 billion dinars, the lowest over the years 
suffix }.
And he continued: {In 2017, the purchase rate rose to a value of 21.4 trillion dinars, with a return of 241 billion dinars, and the purchase rate rose again in 2018, to a value of 37.8 trillion dinars, and a return to Iraq amounted to 623 billion dinars.}
He added: {In 2019, Iraq's purchase of US treasury bonds amounted to 38.3 trillion dinars, with an achieved return of 982 billion dinars, while in the year 2020, the purchase value amounted to 19.7 trillion dinars, while its return amounted to 599 billion dinars.}
A table of the US Treasury issued earlier, indicated that Iraq's possession of bonds decreased during ten years by 61.34%, indicating that {Iraq bought US bonds in 2012 at an annual rate of 46.316 billion dollars, to decrease in 2013 to 42.1 billion dollars. as an annual average, while in 2014 it reached an average of 28.2 
Billion dollar}. The table added that {the bonds purchased by Iraq for the year 2015 amounted to an annual rate of 25.6 billion dollars, to become these bonds in 2016 as an annual rate of 15.3 billion dollars, to rise slightly in 2017 as an annual rate to 16.6 billion dollars}.
He stated that {the annual rate of bonds purchased by Iraq for the year 2018 amounted to 27 billion dollars, and in 2019 it reached an annual rate of 34 billion dollars.}
He pointed out that the annual rate of purchased bonds for 2020 amounted to $24.7 billion, and an average of $17.954 billion. 
During the nine months of the current year 2021}.
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 2022-01-19 02:23
 

Shafaq News/ The US Treasury announced, on Wednesday, that Iraq's holdings of US bonds increased by nearly one billion dollars during the month of last November.

The Treasury said in a table seen by Shafak News Agency that "Iraq's possession of US Treasury bonds for the month of November increased by 874 million dollars, or 4.29%, to reach 21.238 billion dollars, after it was 20.364 billion dollars last October, indicating that" this Bonds also rose from the same month last year 2020, when Iraq's holdings of bonds amounted to $19.8 billion.

She added that "Iraqi bonds, including long-term guarantees amounting to 9.088 billion dollars and short-term guarantees amounting to 12.150 billion dollars," noting that these bonds represent 0.3% of the world's bonds.

In the Arab world, Saudi Arabia comes at the forefront of the most possessing countries, with an amount of 115.2 billion dollars, followed by the UAE with 48.83 billion dollars, Kuwait third with 45 billion dollars, then Iraq fourth, Oman fifth with 5.4 billion dollars, then Morocco with 3.7 billion dollars.

She pointed out that "the most countries in possession of US bonds are Japan, with a value of 1.340 trillion dollars, followed by China, with 1.080 trillion dollars, followed by Britain, with 621 billion dollars, and then Luxembourg with 334 billion dollars."

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 2022-02-20 00:54
 

Shafaq News/ The US Treasury announced on Sunday that Iraq's holdings of US bonds increased to more than 1.250 billion dollars during the month of December.

The Treasury said in its latest schedule, seen by Shafak News Agency, that "Iraq's possession of US Treasury bonds for the month of December of the year 2021 increased by 1.264 billion dollars, or 5.95%, to reach 22.502 billion dollars, after it was 21.238 billion dollars last November." , indicating that "these bonds also rose from the same month of last year 2020, when Iraq's possession of bonds amounted to 17.1 billion dollars."

She added that "Iraqi bonds, including long-term guarantees amounting to 9.602 billion dollars and short-term guarantees amounting to 12.900 billion dollars," noting that these bonds represent 0.4% of the world's bonds.

In the Arab world, Saudi Arabia is at the forefront of the most possessing countries, which raised it to reach 118.988 billion dollars, Kuwait comes second with 46.384 billion dollars, the UAE comes third with 44.759 billion dollars, then Iraq fourth, Oman fifth with 5.403 billion dollars, then Morocco with 3.763 billion dollars.

She pointed out that "the largest holder of US bonds is Japan, at $1,304,040 trillion, followed by China, at $1,068,746 trillion, followed by the United Kingdom, at $647.363 billion, and Ireland, at $334,325 billion."

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