Foreign remittances rise in Iraqi Central Bank auction

by times news cr

2024-01-23T11:19:38+00:00

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/ Foreign remittances in the Central Bank of Iraq auction increased by 90% on Tuesday, at the expense of cash sales, to reach $194 million.

Agency correspondent reported that the Central Bank sold today during its auction for buying and selling the US dollar 214 million, 954 thousand and 64 dollars, covering it at a basic exchange rate of 1305 dinars per dollar for documentary credits and international settlements for electronic cards, and at a rate of 1310 dinars per dollar for foreign transfers, and at a rate of 1310 dinars per dollar in cash.

Our correspondent added that most of the bank’s dollar sales went to boost balances abroad in the form of transfers and credits, which amounted to $194,954,659, an increase of 90% over cash sales of $19,110,000.

He pointed out that the number of banks that purchased cash dollars was 9 banks, while the number of banks that met requests to enhance balances abroad was 17 banks, and the total number of exchange and brokerage companies participating in the auction was 156 companies.

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