More over one billion dollars were sold overall in hard currencies by the Central Bank of Iraq during the past week—the auction set last week.
One billion, 135 million, 635 thousand, and 274 dollars, at a daily rate of 277 million, 127 million, and 456 dollars, the Central Bank sold during the past week and for the five days the auction was open, according to Shafaq News Agency correspondent, lower sales than the previous week, which amounted to one billion, 384 million, 31 million, and 47 dollar
While the lowest sales were on Tuesday, when sales hit 268 million, 304 thousand, and 25 dollars, the biggest dollar sales were on Wednesday, when they reached 283 million, 616 thousand, and 424 dollars.
Our reporter said that compared to cash sales, which amounted to 68 million, 650 thousand dollars, international remittance sales during the preceding week amounted to 1 billion, 66 million, 985 thousand, and 274 dollars, an increase of 94%.
