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FRANK26: "THE MONETARY REFORM IS CONTROLLING USD's FOR IRAQI TRAVELERS, IMPORTANT FOR THE MR".........F26
September 29, 2024
By auditing and monitoring the work of all exchange companies of categories (A, B) regarding the sale of dollars allocated to travelers, it was noted that some exchange companies collect a commission from traveling citizens in the amount of (50,000) dinars, and this is contrary to the content of our circular . For more
Frank26
They tell you [Iraqi citizens] there is an imminent change coming to your currency almost every day now. That is very exciting. These are the words we've only dreamed about in the last 5 years.
To see them almost every day is rather shocking but very exciting right now...This is getting crazier and crazier every day with so much excitement and so much information about the monetary reform being sent directly pinpointed to you Iraqi citizens from Sudani.
They're giving them a date of when they're going to stop the auctions, the window. Now they tell them we're lifting three zeros, you're getting purchasing power.
They tell them you're getting the HCL. Then they go a step further and they said our currency is going to be stronger than the Jordanian dinar...It's going to be more than Jordan's currency...I believe they're going to reach the REER through the float at around $4.25...
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FRANK26: "YOU WANT TO SWAP ALSO?"......F26
Pimpy
Article: "Thousands of protesters trying to storm US embassy is Baghdad after Nasrallah killing"
Iraqi protesters are trying to storm the US Embassy in Baghdad...
How does that affect Iraqi dinar holders?
The last thing you need is for there to be an unstable country with protesters tying to storm the US Embassy...
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FRANK26: "MOST BANK SANCTIONS ARE BEING LIFTED NOW FOR THE MR"......F26
Al-Haims expects lifting of "sanctions" on Iraqi banks: No violations proven
9/30/2024
The Chairman of the Securities Commission, Faisal Al-Haims, confirmed that foreign auditing companies have not proven any violations against the sanctioned Iraqi banks, expecting the US sanctions to be lifted, especially after the Prime Minister’s recent visit to New York.
Al-Haims said, in a televised interview, which was viewed by “Al-Eqtisad News”, that “the Iraqi market needs a banking sector with global compliance standards in order to ‘survive’”, stressing that “the commission aims to increase the number of stock traders by 500%.”
He continued: "We were recently granted the authority to open new branches of the Iraq Stock Exchange, and we agreed to open two new branches in the governorates of Erbil and Sulaymaniyah. We are open and seek to expand the market's spread base and we will agree to any request to open a new branch if the legal conditions are met."
The Chairman of the Securities Commission confirmed: “We are working on promotional campaigns to introduce the function and benefits of investing in the Iraqi Stock Exchange, and the investment sectors in it as well, although the current efforts need greater momentum, but we seek to develop an effective strategy to increase the number of investors in the Iraqi Stock Exchange to 5 times their current number of more than 40 thousand investors, during the next two years.”
He pointed out that "foreign auditing companies have not proven any violations against the sanctioned Iraqi banks, and this is sufficient to lift the Federal sanctions, and we hope that the Prime Minister's visit to the United States will contribute in this direction."
He explained that "the Iraqi economy depends entirely on oil revenues and imports to meet local needs, which confirms the difficulty of living without an effective banking sector, and therefore there is no choice but to create a real banking movement that applies international compliance standards."
He explained that "there is a credit problem in private banks, as customers prefer government banks, despite the big difference in the quality and volume of services provided at the level of deposits and borrowing. However, the government banking sector takes over more than 70% of customers."
