9/22/2024
The Central Bank of Iraq reduced, on Sunday, its reliance on the US dollar in commercial transactions, adding that the project to remove zeros in Iraq is under continuous review and study.
Countries remove zeros from their currency to revalue their national currency and simplify financial transactions. This is done by removing a specific number of zeros from the nominal value of the currency, making it appear less inflationary and more stable.
In this context, the Governor of the Central Bank of Iraq, Ali Mohsen Al-Alaq, confirmed that the Central Bank responded to global economic challenges such as rising energy and raw material prices, by amending some monetary policies in line with the international situation and to enhance confidence in the Iraqi dinar and prevent a sharp decline in its value.
Al-Alaq added that the Central Bank of Iraq increased its holdings of foreign exchange and gold reserves to enhance the country's financial position and stability, in order to enhance its ability to confront potential economic crises. LINK
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