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 2022-05-03 06:01
 

Shafaq News/ The International Monetary Fund expected that Iraq will achieve a jump in its public revenues during 2022 after the rise in oil prices.

According to the fund's estimates, seen by Shafak News Agency, "it is expected that the Arab oil-exporting countries will witness jumps in their revenues during the current year, in conjunction with the rise in oil prices globally," noting that "it is expected that Iraq's revenues during 2022 will reach 149 billion dollars." And an annual change rate of 73 percent from 2021.

The report added that "Saudi Arabia's revenues are expected to rise $327 billion with an annual change of 28 percent, while Libya's annual revenues for the current year will reach 39 billion dollars with an annual change of 84 percent, while the UAE's revenues will be 190 billion dollars with an annual change of 46 percent, and Kuwait's revenues will be 102 billion." dollars with an annual change rate of 46 percent.

He added that "Qatar's revenues are expected to reach $84 billion with an annual change of 40 percent, Bahrain's revenues will be 11 billion dollars with an annual change of 39 percent, and Oman's revenues will amount to 39 billion dollars with an annual change of 34 percent, while Algeria's revenues will reach 58 billion dollars, with a percentage change of 28 percent." percent".

Oil prices rose during 2022 to above $100 per barrel after Russia, one of the world's largest oil and gas exporters, launched a war against Ukraine, with concerns about a disruption and a scarcity of oil exports.

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The International Monetary Fund expected an increase in Iraq's public revenues during 2022 after the increase in oil prices.
According to the fund’s estimates, “it is expected that the Arab oil-exporting countries will witness leaps in their revenues during the current year, in conjunction with the rise in oil prices globally,” noting that “Iraq’s revenues during 2022 are expected to reach 149 billion dollars, with an annual change rate of 73 percent over the year 2021.
The report added that "Saudi Arabia's revenues are expected to rise $327 billion with an annual change of 28 percent, while Libya's annual revenues for the current year will reach 39 billion dollars with an annual change of 84 percent, while the UAE's revenues will be 190 billion dollars with an annual change of 46 percent, and Kuwait's revenues will be 102 billion." dollars with an annual change rate of 46 percent.
He added that "Qatar's revenues are expected to reach $84 billion with an annual change of 40 percent, Bahrain's revenues will be 11 billion dollars with an annual change of 39 percent, and Oman's revenues will amount to 39 billion dollars with an annual change of 34 percent, while Algeria's revenues will reach 58 billion dollars, with a percentage change of 28 percent." percent".
Oil prices rose during 2022 to above $100 per barrel after Russia, one of the world's largest oil and gas exporters, launched a war against Ukraine, with concerns about a disruption and a scarcity of oil exports

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46 minutes ago, southbeach said:

GCC unified currency increase across the board.  That’s what I think.

They brought that up years ago about the one currency but I guess with so much corruption they put it on hold. 
I would doubt all those mentioned countries would allow Iraq to input their worthless currency into the mix just to drag the value down. 

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28 minutes ago, Laid Back said:

 “Iraq’s revenues during 2022 are expected to reach 149 billion dollars, with an annual change rate of 73 percent.“

 

$0.00068


“Kuwait's revenues will be 102 billion." dollars with an annual change rate of 46 percent.”

 

$3.26

 

Open your eyes and you can see 👀

 

Go Iraq 

Go international 

Go Stronger Dinar 

 

 

 

There it is so LB you are thinking of a rate around $3.73 NOW??? Come on RV!!!

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POSTED ON2022-05-04 BY SOTALIRAQ

The International Monetary Fund expects a jump in Iraq's public revenues of nearly $150 billion

The International Monetary Fund expected Iraq to achieve a jump in its public revenues during 2022, after the rise in oil prices.

According to the fund’s estimates, “it is expected that the Arab oil-exporting countries will witness leaps in their revenues during the current year, in conjunction with the rise in global oil prices,” noting that “Iraq’s revenues during 2022 are expected to reach 149 billion dollars, with an annual change rate of 73 percent.” for the year 2021.

The report added that “Saudi Arabia’s revenues are expected to rise 327 billion dollars with an annual change of 28 percent, while Libya’s annual revenues for the current year will reach 39 billion dollars with an annual change of 84 percent, while the UAE’s revenues will be 190 billion dollars with an annual change of 46 percent, and Kuwait’s revenues will be 102 billion.” dollars with an annual change rate of 46 percent.

He added that "Qatar's revenues are expected to reach $84 billion with an annual change of 40 percent, Bahrain's revenues will be 11 billion dollars with an annual change of 39 percent, Oman's revenues will amount to 39 billion dollars with an annual change of 34 percent, while Algeria's revenues will reach 58 billion dollars, with a percentage change of 28 percent." percent".

Oil prices rose during 2022 to above $100 per barrel after Russia, one of the world's largest oil and gas exporters, launched a war against Ukraine, with concerns about a disruption and a scarcity of oil exports.

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On 5/4/2022 at 1:53 PM, Laid Back said:

 “Iraq’s revenues during 2022 are expected to reach 149 billion dollars, with an annual change rate of 73 percent.“

 

$0.00068


“Kuwait's revenues will be 102 billion." dollars with an annual change rate of 46 percent.”

 

$3.26

 

Open your eyes and you can see 👀

 

Go Iraq 

Go international 

Go Stronger Dinar 

 

 

 

Sounds good LB and thank you but I have given up on speculating dates and expected rate changes.. whenever it is and whatever the rate,  it will be ok with me. 

 

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15 hours ago, NoviceInvestor said:

Sounds good LB and thank you but I have given up on speculating dates and expected rate changes.. whenever it is and whatever the rate,  it will be ok with me. 

 

100% best way to look at it, i have learnt this over the years!

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Al-Kazemi's advisor: It is expected that Iraq's revenues this year will exceed 150 billion dollars
 

Baghdad - people   

Today, Thursday, the financial advisor to the Prime Minister, Mazhar Muhammad, expected that Iraq's revenues this year would exceed $150 billion.  

  

  

  

Saleh told the official agency, and "Nass" followed it (5 May 2022), that "the International Monetary Fund's reading and expectation of a jump in Iraq's public revenues during the current year 2022 focuses on the total oil and non-oil public revenues of the federal Iraq."  

  

He added, "The Fund may have estimated the average daily exports of crude oil at 3.4 million barrels per day, with an average annual price of 104 dollars per barrel exported from oil or more, with non-oil revenues of no less than 8-10 billion dollars."  

  

He continued, "If the Kurdistan region's oil revenues and other revenues are added, the total federal revenues could easily exceed $150 billion at the end of the 2022 fiscal year."  

  

The International Monetary Fund expected, earlier, that Iraq would achieve a jump in its public revenues during the year 2022 after the rise in oil prices, amounting to 149 billion dollars and an annual change rate of 73 percent from the year 2021.  

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38 minutes ago, yota691 said:

Iraq's oil revenue will Exceed $150 billion by the end of 2022? So what? Is this " $150 billion " going to change the rate by the end of this year 2022 ( let's say between a dime to a buck )?? Hmm just wonder, where is this flow of monies " $150 billion " going through? I mean Whose's thieves are going to steal and enjoy this " $150 billion "???? Are ordinary poor iraqi citizens also going to enjoy this " $150 billion "??? 

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Al-Kazemi's advisor: Iraq's revenues will exceed $150 billion this year

Economie07:45 - 05/05/2022

 
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Baghdad - Mawazine News
, the financial advisor to the Prime Minister, Mazhar Muhammad Salih, expected today, Thursday, that Iraq's revenues during the current year will exceed 150 billion dollars.
Saleh said, "The International Monetary Fund's reading and expectation of a jump in Iraq's public revenues during the current year 2022 focuses on the total oil and non-oil public revenues of the federal Iraq."
He added, "The Fund may have estimated the average daily exports of crude oil at 3.4 million barrels per day, with an average annual price of 104 dollars per barrel exported from oil or more, with non-oil revenues of no less than 8-10 billion dollars."
He continued, "If the Kurdistan region's oil revenues and other revenues are added, the total federal revenues could easily exceed $150 billion at the end of the 2022 fiscal year."
The International Monetary Fund expected, earlier, that Iraq would achieve a jump in its public revenues during the year 2022, after the increase in oil prices, amounting to 149 billion dollars and an annual change rate of 73 percent from the year 2021.

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21 hours ago, horsesoldier said:

If the IMF is expecting this kinda jump... perhaps my Bank Account should be expecting a BIG jump :soon:

There, I said the dreaded 4 letter word. I ain't scared or superstitious...knock on wood 😄

Big Jump…Large Bump…I’ll take it & More!

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