Last week the Iraq Central Bank sold the US dollar over $996 million worth of real money.
The correspondent claims that the Central Bank sold $996,975,034 overall last week, with a daily rate of $11,379,029 above the rate of $985,656,005 prior week.
The sales peaked on Wednesday at $213,828,961; on Thursday they dropped to the lowest point at $191,422,686.
Our correspondent reports that past week’s foreign remittance sales came to $830,265,034. With an 80% rise in cash sales, which came to $ 166,710,000, this number shows
Our reporter claims that sales took the form of cash and transfers meant to support international trade. Documentary credits and foreign settlements obtained using electronic cards sold for 1,305 dinars per dollar. Cash and transfers transferred overseas had a selling price of 1,310 dinars per dollar in meanwhile.
