MARKZ: " SEVERAL OF HIS CONTACTS ARE STILL WAITING TO BE CALLED TO THE TRADING TABLES" FROM REDENCION2020 TELEGRAM ROOM, (ENGLISH & SPANISH), 14 OCT

Dear Community:

Without entering into conflict with the reasons that have led me to maintain silence in my daily audios, I allow myself to transmit to you in writing some update capsules regarding how the matter that interests everyone in this group is going.

- We know that private operations continue operating significant amounts of money in the main financial centers such as Miami, Zurich, Hong Kong, etc. As I indicated a long time ago when this began, no one in their right mind would pay a million-dollar amount for historic bonds if they did not expect to earn much more when they begin to be redeemed. So, I leave it there as a reflection.

- MarkZ reports today that various activities by government and financial authorities continue to come to light through traditional media, revealing progress in the process of revaluation of the Iraqi dinar and the strengthening of the financial system and economy in general of Iraq. that country. The words stability and security are mentioned in almost all information notes on such activities. Dr. Shabibi, architect of Iraq's economic and monetary recovery model, indicated that the revaluation would take place when the country was a model of stability and security. There it is.

- On the bonus front, MarkZ says that several of his contacts are still waiting to be called to the trading tables to receive their payments. Without being able to say when this would be, those involved indicate that it could be next week. Several of them comment on having received from their buyers (the representatives of the Redemption) the notice to deliver the update of their documents as soon as possible or risk being last in the payment line...........

Let's be on the lookout for surprising movements because the battle between Light and darkness still continues. BUT THERE IS NOTHING TO FEAR.

Have a nice weekend

TRANSLATION IN SPANISH

 Querida Comunidad:

Sin entrar en conflicto con los motivos que me han llevado a mantener silencio en mis audios cotidianos, me permito transmitirles por escrito unas cápsulas de actualización respecto a cómo va el asunto que a todos en este grupo interesa..

- Sabemos que continúan las operaciones privadas operando montos importantes de dinero en los principales centros financieros como Miami, Zurich, Hong Kong, etc. Como lo indiqué hace tiempo cuando esto comenzó, nadie en su sano juicio pagaría una cantidad millonaria por bonos históricos si no esperase ganar mucho más cuando inicie la redención de éstos. Así que, ahí se los dejo como reflexión.

- MarkZ reporta hoy que siguen saliendo a la luz, a través de los medios tradicionales de información, diversas actividades de autoridades gubernamentales y financieras que revelan avances en el proceso de revaluación del dinar de Iraq y el fortalecimiento del sistema financiero y economía en general de ese país. En casi todas las notas informativas sobre tales actividades se mencionan las palabras de estabilidad y seguridad. El Dr. Shabibi, artífice del modelo de recuperación económica y monetaria de Iraq indicó que la revaluación se llevaría a cabo cuando el país fuera un modelo de estabilidad y seguridad. Ahí queda.

- En el frente de los bonos, MarkZ dice que varios de sus contactos siguen a la espera de ser llamados a las mesas de negociación para recibir sus pagos. Sin poder asegurar cuándo sería esto, los involucrados señalan que podría ser la próxima semana. Varios de ellos comentan haber recibido de sus compradores (los representantes de la Redención) el aviso de entregar cuanto antes la actualización de sus documentos so pena de quedar en último lugar de la fila de pagos...........

Estemos al pendiente por movimientos sorpresivos porque aún sigue la batalla entre la Luz y la oscuridad. Pero NO HAY NADA POR QUÉ TEMER.

Que tengan un lindo fin de semana

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Pursuing Reform: Q&A With Iraq’s Central Bank Governor Ali Muhsen Al-Allaq, 14 OCT

 Pursuing Reform: Q&A With Iraq’s Central Bank Governor Ali Muhsen Al-Allaq

October 10, 2024

The governor of the Central Bank of Iraq, Ali Muhsen al-Allaq, speaks to Global Finance about the main challenges and top priorities for the bank.

Global Finance: Iraq went through decades of wars and crises. How did that impact the Iraqi banking sector?

 Ali Muhsen al-Allaq: The banking sector faced severe headwinds starting with the Iraq-Iran war of 1980-1988, which damaged the country’s financial stability and the banks’ ability to service internal debt. With the 1990’s crisis and the Kuwait war, the dinar’s value then collapsed on the parallel market. That created a major challenge for banks in settling deposits and loans, ultimately undermining public confidence in the banking system.

More recently, the fall of the former regime coupled with terrorism, the war against the Islamic State, and ongoing security and political unrest directly impact banks’ ability to attract savings. In times of uncertainty, particularly during displacement in war-torn areas, individuals tend to hold onto cash.

On the other hand, Iraq’s isolation from the rest of the world, starting in the 1990s, resulted in a large technological gap. This is particularly true of state-owned banks, which inherited problems from previous decades. They find themselves unable to keep up with the recent challenge of building a solid private sector to help diversify the economy.

GF: What is the top priority for the Central Bank of Iraq currently?

Al-Allaq: Our primary objective is to maintain price stability while also promoting sustainable development. The CBI is continuously trying to balance its economic responsibilities in light of the inflationary waves currently impacting the global economy, which have a severe impact on the cost of living for low- and middle-income households. Given Iraq’s reliance on imports, the CBI works hard to stabilize prices by controlling liquidity levels. The central bank also supports economic growth by financing projects that stimulate local production and reduce imports. Finally, the CBI also drives banking sector reform and promotes financial inclusion through electronic payments to deepen the overall level of banking services in Iraq.

GF: What are the main challenges facing the central bank?

Al-Allaq: Iraq’s delay in keeping pace with technology, due to prolonged security and political crises, has made banking sector reform a top priority for us. Because reform takes time, we have set the stability of exchange rates as a first, and very challenging, intermediate goal. The ongoing crises have eroded public confidence in the banking sector, reducing the impact of action on interest rates on the real economy—a crucial tool for all central banks, especially during inflationary periods.

Additionally, the low level of financial depth, the prevalence of an unregulated small and midsize enterprise [SME] network and the heavy reliance on the oil sector exacerbate structural imbalances. That makes our country vulnerable to external shocks, leading to increased budget deficits and rising internal public debt, all of which further weaken the impact of monetary policies on the real economy

GF: The Iraqi banking sector is under international scrutiny, with concerns that some countries sanctioned by the United States access US dollars through Iraq. How do you combat fraud and money laundering?

Al-Allaq: The central bank is striving to strengthen Iraqi lenders through various measures including intensified controls, procedures and inspections targeting banking and non-banking financial institutions, and the establishment of an AML/CFT and a compliance office in Baghdad. To ensure a high level of compliance with global regulatory standards, we also contract with specialized international companies to pre-audit foreign transfers, restrict the delivery of US dollars to travelers at Iraqi airports and conduct enhanced internal processes regarding all transactions in foreign currencies.

GF: How can the Central Bank of Iraq help diversify Iraq’s economy?

Al-Allaq: One of our primary goals is to promote sustainable development by supporting bank liquidity and directing it toward private sector projects. In 2015, the CBI launched two key initiatives: the One Trillion Initiative to finance small and midsize enterprises through commercial banks, and the Five Trillion Initiative to fund large projects via specialized banks. These efforts have expanded to include a one trillion dinar [$770 million] initiative for renewable energy, aimed at addressing our country’s electricity challenges and climate concerns.

These initiatives are designed to develop the non-oil sector and drive economic diversification. As a result, non-oil GDP grew by 4.4%, reaching 87.7 trillion dinars in 2023, driven by growth in manufacturing, construction, trade and services. Additionally, the central bank’s National Strategy for Bank Lending has further supported economic diversification by organizing funding for private sector projects  link  

"NO, OUR ELECTIONS IN USA HAVE NOTHING TO DO WITH THE MONETARY REFORM OF IRAQ" BY FRANK26, 14 OCT

  Frank26 

 Question: "Are we waiting for after our elections or IYO does it have anything to do with it?"  

No, our elections have nothing to do with the monetary reform of Iraq. 

 No, those are completely two different tracks, two different directions...destinations.  Although one is depending on the other. 

 Why do you think the US Treasury told Sudani, get your butt back there and get this done?

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Governor of the Central Bank of Iraq receives the Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany to Iraq. 14 oct

 Governor of the Central Bank of Iraq receives the Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany to Iraq

His Excellency the Governor of the Central Bank of Iraq, Mr. Ali Mohsen Al-Alaq, received Her Excellency the Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany to Iraq, Ms. Christiane Homann.

During the meeting, they discussed banking relations, enhancing the financial inclusion plan in Iraq, and the importance of digital transformation, in addition to providing full support to Al-Riyada Bank for financing small projects, which will launch its services soon.
His Excellency the Governor stressed that there is a great desire among citizens to use electronic cards, which enhances electronic payment in Iraq, as the Central Bank of Iraq has taken many steps in this direction in coordination with the relevant authorities.

His Excellency explained that Al-Riyada Bank will provide its services to an important segment of customers, as it aims to provide support to emerging small and medium enterprises, as it will be a bank different from other banks through its unconventional products that will contribute to creating job opportunities for various social groups in society, and open new horizons in a stable investment environment, noting that there will be representative offices in most Iraqi banks to facilitate customers' access to it and benefit from its services.

The plan to reform the government and private banking sector was reviewed with direct support from the Prime Minister to achieve a stable, secure and efficient sector.

For her part, the German Ambassador expressed her country's readiness to provide advice and technical support for such important projects that support the common goal of diversifying the Iraqi economy.

Central Bank of Iraq
Media Office
October 14, 2024  link

RV UPDATE BY BREITLING, 14 OCT

  Breitling 

 When people were buying dinar from banks here in the United States there was a difference in the exchange rate. 

 One bank was 1% another bank was 2%...I bought mine from an American Chase Bank.  

I asked them where did they get their dinar, they got it from Bank of America. 

 It specifically came out of Saint Louis.