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External remittances increased at the Central Bank of Iraq auction by 91%, today, Wednesday, at the expense of cash sales, to reach 196 million dollars.
Agency correspondent stated that the Central Bank sold today, during its auction for buying and selling the US dollar, 215 million and 128 thousand and 512 dollars, which it covered at a base exchange rate of 1,305 dinars per dollar for documentary credits and international settlements for electronic cards, and at a price of 1,310 dinars per dollar for foreign transfers, and at a price of 1,310. Dinars per dollar in cash.
Our correspondent added that most of the bank’s dollar sales went to strengthen balances abroad in the form of transfers and credits, which amounted to 196 million 828 thousand and 512 dollars, an increase of 91%, compared to cash sales amounting to 18 million and 300 thousand dollars.
He pointed out that the number of banks that purchased cash dollars reached five banks, while the number of banks that responded to requests to enhance balances abroad reached 21 banks, and the total number of exchange and brokerage companies participating in the auction was 154 companies.
Time.news Interview: Navigating the Evolving Landscape of Time Management
Interviewer: Welcome to Time.news! Today, we’re privileged to have Dr. Sarah Johnson, an expert in time management and productivity. Dr. Johnson, thank you for joining us.
Dr. Johnson: Thank you for having me! I’m excited to discuss the fascinating developments in time management.
Interviewer: Let’s dive in. Many professionals are feeling overwhelmed with their to-do lists. What’s your take on the growing challenges of time management in today’s fast-paced world?
Dr. Johnson: It’s true; the pace of life has accelerated, largely due to technology. While it provides us with tools to manage time better, it also contributes to distractions. People often find themselves switching tasks and losing focus, which can negatively impact productivity.
Interviewer: You mentioned technology. How has it reshaped our approach to time management?
Dr. Johnson: Technology offers both advantages and challenges. On one hand, applications for scheduling and reminders can enhance productivity. However, the constant barrage of notifications can pull our attention away from important tasks. The key is to harness technology wisely—setting boundaries around when and how we use these tools.
Interviewer: That’s a valuable perspective. With so many methods available—like the Pomodoro Technique or time blocking—how should individuals choose what works best for them?
Dr. Johnson: It’s essential to start with self-awareness. Individuals should assess their work habits and preferences. For instance, someone who thrives on short bursts of focused work might benefit from the Pomodoro Technique, while others who prefer a structured day might find time blocking more effective. Experimentation is key.
Interviewer: Great advice! What role does mental well-being play in effective time management?
Dr. Johnson: Mental well-being is crucial. Stress and burnout can severely impact our ability to manage time effectively. Incorporating breaks, practicing mindfulness, and ensuring a work-life balance can enhance focus and, ultimately, productivity. It’s about creating a sustainable approach to our workloads.
Interviewer: What do you foresee for the future of time management strategies?
Dr. Johnson: I believe we’ll see a shift towards personalization. As we recognize that one-size-fits-all solutions rarely work, more individuals and organizations will seek tailored strategies that cater to specific needs. Additionally, integrating mental health resources into time management practices will likely become more common.
Interviewer: Those insights are incredibly thought-provoking. Before we wrap up, do you have one actionable tip that listeners can implement right away?
Dr. Johnson: Absolutely! I recommend starting each day by identifying your three top priorities. This simple act will help you focus on what truly matters and create a clearer path to goal achievement. As you complete your tasks, you’ll build a sense of accomplishment that fuels further productivity.
Interviewer: Thank you, Dr. Johnson. It’s been a pleasure, and I’m sure our audience will take valuable insights from this discussion.
Dr. Johnson: Thank you for having me! I hope your audience finds ways to enhance their time management skills and improve their overall productivity.
Interviewer: And to our listeners, thank you for tuning in to Time.news. Stay productive and keep managing your time wisely!