Thursday, August 15, 2024

CBI IS MOVING FORWARD WITH ITS PLANS OF STABLISH A NATIONAL COMPANY DEDICATED TO MANAGING ELECTRONIC PAYMENT SYSTEMS IN IRAQ BY DINAR REVALUATION, 15 AUGUST

The Central Bank sponsors a meeting to establish a national company to manage electronic payment in Iraq

Economy News – Baghdad

The Governor of the Central Bank of Iraq, Ali Mohsen Al-Alaq, chaired the first preparatory meeting for the establishment of a national company to manage central electronic payment systems in Iraq.

“The meeting discussed the importance of organizing electronic payments, keeping pace with accelerating technological developments and a competitive payments industry that provides secure, reliable, accessible and interoperable payment services at scale, rapid response and high flexibility of technical and regulatory variables,” the Central Bank’s media office said in a statement received by “Economy News.”

The meeting reviewed, “The basic objectives of the company and the requirements for the initiation of the establishment as it will take over the tasks of managing, operating and developing some centralized and basic electronic payment systems at the national level.”

The statement pointed out that “this step came in line with the strategic plan of this bank, which goes hand in hand with the government program in the field of electronic payment and its development in Iraq.”


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ANALYSIS

The Central Bank of Iraq is moving forward with plans to establish a national company dedicated to managing electronic payment systems. Chaired by the Central Bank Governor, Ali Mohsen Al-Alaq, the inaugural preparatory meeting emphasized the need for a robust and modern electronic payments infrastructure.

The new company aims to oversee, operate, and enhance centralized electronic payment systems across the country. This initiative aligns with both the Central Bank's strategic goals and the broader government agenda for advancing electronic payments in Iraq.

 The focus will be on creating a secure, efficient, and adaptable payment ecosystem to meet evolving technological and regulatory demands.

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Wednesday, August 14, 2024

LATEST FROM SKYWALKER, 15 AUGUST

 SkyWalker 

 There seems to be some confusion...when it comes to the delete the zeros program. Value of the Iraqi dinar starts in country by government policies, CBI reserves, oil production, investments by the Iraqi government, output of the economy, and so on. Value is currently represented by the three zeros printed on the currency. An exchange is a ratio of two currencies which is used outside the borders of a country. Therefore, when value is added to the Iraqi dinar first by the CBI in country the three zero notes will be physically removed from circulation. In their place the CBI will release the lower notes with added value...Lastly, the exchange rate of the Iraqi dinar compared to other currencies will reflect the added value to the Iraqi dinar. So, it is not about the zeros coming off the exchange but the three zero notes being no longer used...

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IRAQ'S CRITICAL ROLE IS TO INTEGRATE THE KURDISTAN REGION WITH THE REST OF IRAQ FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE NATIONAL INDUSTRY THROUGH THE REVALUATION OF THE DINAR, AUGUST 15

Sudanese: The importance of integration between the Kurdistan region and the rest of the provinces to achieve this thing

Economy News – Baghdad

The Prime Minister, Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani, stressed on Wednesday the importance of integration between the Kurdistan region of Iraq and the rest of the provinces in the development of national industry.

The Prime Minister’s Information Office, in a statement received by “Economy News”, said that “Al-Sudani chaired the first meeting of the Industrial Coordination Council,” stressing that “this Council is concerned with the development of industry and taking decisions that will improve the industrial reality, as well as is responsible for addressing all obstacles facing Iraqi industry.”

Al-Sudani pointed out that “the meetings should be based on priorities presented by a support committee of general managers concerned with the industrial aspect in the relevant ministries, and directed the hosting of officials of bodies and entities related to the development of industry.”

Al-Sudani stressed “the importance of integration between the Kurdistan region of Iraq and the rest of the governorates in the development of the national industry, and indicated that the major markets that will be activated by the Ministry of Commerce, in partnership with the private sector, will be a place to display local industrial products, noting the progress made in the field of localizing the pharmaceutical industry and localizing the localization of construction industries.”

The Prime Minister explained that “the government has, since the beginning of its work, diagnosed the problems related to Iraqi industry, and launched promising partnerships with the private sector to activate the local industry, in addition to important partnerships with major industrial countries such as Japan, Germany, France and others, by covering these activities with sovereign guarantees.”

The meeting discussed “a number of working papers submitted by the Ministries of Electricity and Industry, and a number of advisers to the Presidency of the Council of Ministers on industrial development,” according to the statement.

The Council also considered “a number of topics on its agenda, including with regard to cooperation between the private sector and the ministries of electricity, industry and minerals; to meet the requirements of the two ministries, as well as in the field of encouraging the governorates to employ solar energy systems, in expanding consumer protection applications, activating joint committees in the industrial side with friendly industrial countries, and stimulating international companies to cooperate with the national industrial sector.”

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" WILL THE 3 ZEROS BE DELETED?, YES SIR" BY NADER FROM MID EAST, 15 AUGUST

 Nader From The Mid East 

 [Iraq former government/UN employee friend Imad from Basra update] 

 Question:  "Will the three zeros be deleted?" 

 Yes sir, they will be deleted soon...realistic it's not going to happen next week or next month.  It's not...you have to hang on and wait a little bit.  

NADER:  I say from here to December...Is it going to happen before the election?  

IMAD:  No. Let's wait and see.  NO...It's not in the near future...To move these three zeros takes a lot of work...corruption...a lot of things have to straighten up a little bit.

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ANALYSIS OF IRAQ NEWS: In the numbers.. The rise in deposits of Iraqi commercial banks, 15 AUGUST

 An economist revealed the rise in the deposits of Iraqi commercial banks to reach the barrier of 130 trillion dinars.

Manar Al-Obeidi said in a statement that received a copy of it by {Euphrat News} that “the deposits with Iraqi commercial banks increased in June 2024 to reach 129.88 trillion dinars, higher with an annual growth rate of 3.74% and a monthly growth rate of 1.43%.”
He added, “Current deposits, which represent by about 80% of deposits, increased by an annual growth rate of 6.68% and a monthly growth rate of 1.67% to reach 104.55 trillion Iraqi dinars, while savings deposits, which represent 12.74% of the monthly growth rate increased by 0.9%, but they decreased on an annual basis and a decrease of 4% to reach a total value of 16.2 trillion dinars.”
Al-Obeidi continued, “As for fixed deposits, which represent 7% of the total deposits, decreased on a monthly basis by 0.29% and on a year-year basis of 11.84% to reach 9.13 trillion dinars.”
He pointed out, “As for the sources of deposits, the private sector deposits occupied the highest percentage by 43% of total deposits with a total value of 55.89 trillion Iraqi dinars and increased on an annual and monthly basis by 2.38% and 1.54%.”
He pointed out that “central government deposits, which represent 34.3% of the total value of deposits, increased by 5.49% on a monthly basis and 10.85% on an annual basis and a total value of 44.63 trillion Iraqi dinars.”
He explained, “The deposits of public institutions, which represent 22.6% of the total value of deposits, recorded a decrease in the monthly growth rate of 4.33% and a decrease in the annual growth rate of 3.38% and a total value of 29.36 trillion dinars.”
 

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ANALYSIS 

According to recent data, deposits in Iraqi commercial banks have seen a notable increase, reaching approximately 130 trillion dinars by June 2024. This represents a 3.74% annual growth rate and a 1.43% monthly growth rate. Here's a detailed breakdown:

  1. Current Deposits:

    • Value: 104.55 trillion dinars
    • Share: About 80% of total deposits
    • Annual Growth: 6.68%
    • Monthly Growth: 1.67%
  2. Savings Deposits:

    • Value: 16.2 trillion dinars
    • Share: 12.74% of total deposits
    • Annual Growth: Decreased by 4%
    • Monthly Growth: Increased by 0.9%
  3. Fixed Deposits:

    • Value: 9.13 trillion dinars
    • Share: 7% of total deposits
    • Annual Growth : Decreased by 11.84%
    • Monthly Growth: Decreased by 0.29%
  4. Sources of Deposits:

    • Private Sector:

      • Value: 55.89 trillion dinars
      • Share: 43% of total deposits
      • Annual Growth: 2.38%
      • Monthly Growth: 1.54%
    • Central Government:

      • Value: 44.63 trillion dinars
      • Share: 34.3% of total deposits
      • Annual Growth: 10.85%
      • Monthly Growth: 5.49%
    • Public Institutions:

      • Value: 29.36 trillion dinars
      • Share: 22.6% of total deposits
      • Annual Growth: Decreased by 3.38%
      • Monthly Growth: Decreased by 4.33%

These figures indicate a robust growth in the overall deposit base, with varying trends across different deposit types and sources.

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