"RV UPDATE" BY FRANK26, 11 JAN

  Frank26 

 They are doing what the monetary reform requires right now.  That is for the Iraqi citizens to now be in position to receive the lower denoms, the fils and a new exchange rate.  It's all being done by the process of removing the American dollar and increasing the confidence, the value, the usage of the Iraqi dinar...

These institutions [WTO etc] want Iraq to join them because they know Iraq is about to go into a float state.  Let's look for 1 to 1200, 1 to 1,000, 1 to 1.  Let's look for a change that is dramatic enough for it to be allowed to be released into the international theater.  Within the next 5 days I'm very curious to see what the exchange rate will be after the 15th .  Very curious to see if they're going to leave it at at penny stocks or are we improving?

Question "Are redemption centers at a bank or elsewhere?"  I'm going to a bank.  You can find  redemption centers in a lot of places.  Some large credit unions might do it.  Go to an airport, they have those kiosks and try there if you want.  You're not going to get a good exchange rate IMO if you go to those places.  Go to a large bank.  Don't go to  the mom and pop bank either...  

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Association of Banks: The private banking sector is the most traded in the Iraq Stock Exchange, 11 JAN

Association of Banks: The private banking sector is the most traded in the Iraq Stock Exchange

Economy News – Baghdad

The head of the Iraqi Private Banks Association, Wadih Al-Handal, announced on Thursday that the private banking sector will be the most traded on the Iraqi Stock Exchange during the year 2023.

Al-Handal said in a statement, reported by the official news agency, and seen by Al-Iqtisad News, that “the banking sector constitutes 93.94% of the total trading in the year 2023 in the Iraq Stock Exchange, with 647.8 billion shares traded out of a total of 689.6 billion shares.”

He added, “The value of traded shares amounted to 512.7 billion dinars,” noting that “the private banking sector witnessed significant development over the past year, despite the challenges it faced in financing foreign trade.”

He pointed out, “Bank stocks witnessed significant growth during the year 2023, as some banks’ growth reached more than 200% due to increased demand for the sector from Iraqi and foreign investors.”

He continued, “The banking sector witnessed an increase in its capital during the past year, in addition to the acquisition of some Iraqi banks by a number of Arab banks, and the entry of some Arab banks into the Iraqi market.”

https://economy-news.net/content.php?id=39342

"RV UPDATE" BY PIMPY, 11 JAN

  Pimpy  

 [I never said they will, I said they said they may revisit/consider 12 to 1.  But...]    Just because they switch it to 12 to 1 doesn't mean you have to cash in all your dinars.  If you believe it's going to go up more in value then hold on to them.  Cash some in at least, get some of your money back or cash in enough...to pay off your bills, pay off your house... cars... medical bills...make yourself debt free and then hold on to the rest of the dinars and see what happens. 

I never said there was an official 12 to 1 exchange rate.  What I said was I thought it was interesting that in that article they even considered revisiting the 12 to 1 exchange rate policy in the year 2026...It says  they're revisiting the 12 to 1 exchange rate policy and they're going to do it the beginning of 2026.   I didn't make that up, nor  did I say they were going to go to 12 to 1.  I was explaining to you what the 12 to 1 exchange rate policy is.      

I've heard so many [gurus] talk about - according to the IMF Iraq needs to be within 2% between the parallel rate and their official exchange rate.  No that's not right...To maintain stability Iraq needs to maintain a narrow spread, that's the gap between the official exchange rate and the black market.   Generally a spread of less than 5% is considered acceptable.   Not 2%, 5%.  A spread more than 10% is considered a significant risk to the economy.  Iraq is going to have to shoot for between 5 and 10%.  They want to be less than 10.  It'd be idealistic if they can get around 5...

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Evening News with MarkZ. 01/11/2024

Iraqi Islamic Bank profits rise by 246% to reach 76.6 billion dinars during 2023, 11 JAN

 Iraqi Islamic Bank profits rise by 246% to reach 76.6 billion dinars during 2023

Economy News – SpecialThe economic expert, Mustafa Hantoush, revealed today, Thursday, the reason for Iraq’s move toward the theory of internal debt, while clearing is considered the “best option” to return these debts.Hantoush said, in an interview with Al-Eqtisad News, that “Iraq, in recent years, has begun to move towards the theory of internal debt, due to the accumulation of funds in several funds, including the Retirement Fund, which relates to the state’s transactions amounting to more than 7 trillion dinars, the Social Security Fund, in addition to To the banks of Al-Rafidain, Al-Rasheed, and Al-Iraqi Trade Banks.He added, 

“These banks now have deposits in very large amounts, and thus the state headed toward internal debt that amounted to more than 70 trillion dinars.”The economic expert called for “returning the debt to the retirement fund,” noting that “there are two theories for restoring the internal debt. The first is related to repayment. This is a long theory, as governments will not be able to repay in this way in light of the presence of interest.”

The other theory, according to Hantoush, is “clearing, which may bring about settlement operations for some internal debt, which has some risks, but it may be the solution available to the Iraqi state.”Earlier today, an informed source revealed that the size of the Ministry of Finance’s internal debt had reached about 70 trillion dinars, indicating that the rise in internal debt was not a good indicator, especially since the government possesses liquidity, and it must work to structure the internal debt.

https://economy-news.net/content.php?id=39329