 Baghdad - The Central Bank of Iraq has reduced its reliance on the US dollar in commercial transactions, according to the Governor of the Central Bank of Iraq, Ali Mohsen Al-Alaq, adding that the project to remove zeros in Iraq is subject to continuous review and study at the bank.
Countries remove zeros from their currency to revalue the national currency and simplify financial transactions. This is done by removing a specific number of zeros from the nominal value of the currency, making it appear less inflationary and more stable. Al-Alaq confirmed, in an extensive interview with Al Jazeera Net, that the Central Bank has responded to global economic challenges such as rising energy and raw material prices, by amending some monetary policies in line with the international situation and to enhance confidence in the Iraqi dinar and prevent a sharp decline in its value. He also stressed that the Central Bank of Iraq has increased its holdings of foreign exchange reserves and gold to enhance the country's financial position and financial stability in order to enhance its ability to confront potential economic crises. These are the details of the dialogue: What steps have you taken to address the crisis of the dollar's rise against the Iraqi dinar and reduce the gap between the official price and the black market price? The Central Bank of Iraq has established new mechanisms to cover local banks' accounts with their senders in other currencies (Chinese yuan, Indian rupee, euro and UAE dirham) in addition to the dollar, which has reduced reliance on the US currency in commercial transactions for the clients of these banks, with the Central Bank seeking to withdraw excess liquidity in the economy that puts pressure on the exchange rate and to prevent the exported currency from growing in an undesirable manner. What is the status of the country's foreign reserves? Foreign exchange reserves are the tool used by all central banks to maintain the stability of the local currency exchange rate against foreign currencies, as well as to reduce exposure to external crises by maintaining liquidity in foreign currency to absorb shocks in times of crisis. The Central Bank of Iraq has a level of reserves that enables it to achieve this stability and provides it with sufficient flexibility to meet the demand for foreign currencies to meet the requirements of the balance of payments and other obligations. According to the latest data on the level of foreign reserves adequacy, the foreign reserves of the Central Bank of Iraq cover 83.62% of the money supply in its broad sense, i.e. covering the cost of importing 15 months, while the global standard rate is 20% covering 6 months of imports. However, foreign reserves management faces global and local challenges according to the economic nature of each country and the economic and geopolitical conditions it is going through. What are the most prominent contributions of the Central Bank of Iraq in supporting the Iraqi economy? The Central Bank responded to global economic challenges, such as rising energy and raw material prices, by amending some monetary policies in line with the international situation and to enhance confidence in the Iraqi dinar and prevent a sharp decline in its value, as the Central Bank raised interest rates to confront inflationary pressures resulting from changes in global prices and local demand, and issued new instructions to Iraqi banks to control cash liquidity. The Central Bank of Iraq increased its holdings of foreign exchange and gold reserves to enhance the country's financial position and financial stability. The bank also launched programs and initiatives aimed at increasing financial inclusion, including enhancing the spread of digital banks and online financial services, in addition to the Central Bank of Iraq's contribution to sustainable development. It also played an important role in financing economic and development projects by providing soft loans and special financing programs aimed at supporting productive sectors while continuing to finance small and medium enterprises. Has the banking sector in Iraq been affected by US sanctions imposed on some banks? The sanctions imposed on banks are related to the decision to ban dealing in dollars, as banks were not included in the sanctions list issued by the Office of Foreign Assets Control, so the banks' activities continue, according to the applicable contexts and in all currencies except the dollar. Regarding the situation of the Iraqi banking sector, it is experiencing a state of stability, as government banks still account for approximately 79% of the assets of the total banking sector, compared to 21% for private banks. Are there any restrictions on the bank's use of its balances in the United States? There are no restrictions on our balances in the United States, taking into account the application of international standards to combat money laundering and terrorist financing in foreign transfers. What are the reasons for the low rate of use of bank cards in Iraq compared to neighboring countries? What are your steps to overcome this situation? There are main reasons behind the low use of bank cards in Iraq, most notably the preference of many Iraqis to use cash in their daily transactions due to prevailing customs and traditions, in addition to the limited spread of banking services, as a large percentage of the population, especially in rural areas, remains unconnected to banks. Finally, the lack of financial awareness plays a major role in the hesitation to use bank cards. To address these challenges, we are working to improve and expand the digital infrastructure. In this context, the Central Bank of Iraq has begun establishing a national electronic payment company to encourage the banking and non-banking sectors and public institutions to develop this infrastructure. The Central Bank, in cooperation with public and private institutions, is working to organize awareness campaigns aimed at increasing the public's knowledge of the benefits of using bank cards and electronic payment methods to enhance confidence in the banking system. The bank focuses on improving security and increasing transparency, and has created a platform to manage public complaints related to the financial sector, which helps in developing strategies to address any issues facing financial institutions. It works to encourage financial innovation by supporting the development of services such as electronic wallets, banking applications, and opening digital banks. It is currently working to launch a national financial inclusion strategy that includes solutions to most of these challenges, in addition to financial awareness programs targeting various segments of Iraqi society. All of this has led to an increase in the number of bank cards in 2023 to 19.75 million cards and the number of bank accounts to 13.3 million accounts Where has the digital banking project reached? The Central Bank of Iraq issued licensing controls for digital banks in Iraq during May of this year, and is in the process of studying the submitted applications in light of the requirements for digital banks, taking into account the risks and determinants related to digital banks, especially with regard to cybersecurity risks. The main objective of licensing digital banks is to keep pace with developments in the banking environment, as well as to provide diversity in the provision of banking services in light of technological progress that contributes to enhancing financial inclusion by facilitating customers' access to banking services. In light of the International Monetary Fund's statement that internal imbalances in Iraq have worsened due to the large financial expansion and the decline in oil.. How do you view its demands to correct the financial situation? Naturally, the country's dependence on rentier resources leads to bearing the costs of external shocks that are beyond control, represented by negative oil price shocks, and because the country needs more spending than any stable country due to the circumstances it has gone through during decades of wars and destruction, which requires increasing spending on infrastructure, which is the main pillar of the shift towards economic diversification. All of this has led to pressure on the capabilities of public finances, especially the revenue side, and thus resorting to borrowing, so we agree with the International Monetary Fund regarding reforming the public finance situation, and the positive effects of this that support the independence of monetary policy in achieving its primary goal, which is stabilizing the general price level by controlling liquidity levels. Will deleting zeros from the dinar destabilize the financial situation in Iraq? The process of deleting zeros from the currency means replacing a new currency with the old currency in order to simplify the accounting process between consumers, and is often resorted to by countries that suffer from high inflation and have become unable to deal with paper currencies of very weak value. Many believe that the process of deleting zeros is an economic and monetary reform process and is resorted to in cases of high inflation and currency collapse, which reduces the feeling of economic collapse (a monetary illusion process), but this process, if it is not supported by real economic factors and accompanied by radical reforms, becomes negative. The project of deleting zeros in Iraq is subject to continuous review and study at the Central Bank of Iraq, taking into account the existence of an issued currency volume that exceeded 100 trillion dinars after it was 6 trillion in 2004, the year following the exchange of the currency that was undesirable and poor in quality. In addition to a wide cash supply approaching 179 trillion dinars, which requires specialized cadres, especially in the bookkeeping process, which government banks are still suffering from due to the circumstances the country has gone through. How will Iraq's repayment of all its debts to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) reflect on the country's economic situation as a whole? Iraq's repayment of all its debts to the IMF, which have accumulated over the years as a result of the Fund's loan programs to address the economic challenges that Iraq faced in previous years, could have a positive impact in the long term by enhancing credit and improving financial sustainability, in addition to its repercussions on the country's economic situation through: Improving economic confidence and Iraq's credit rating and obtaining financing on better terms in the future. Enhancing the confidence of foreign and local investors in the Iraqi government's ability to fulfill its financial obligations. Achieving greater independence for Iraqi economic sovereignty, which makes the country less vulnerable to external pressures and interference in its economic policies. Reducing financial pressures and reducing financial burdens, which reduces pressure on the general budget. Directing financial resources towards infrastructure projects, economic development and improving the ability to finance development projects. Reducing pressure on foreign reserves, which positively affects the stability of the currency and the country's ability to cover its imports and maintain financial and economic stability. Where have the procedures of the Central Bank of Iraq reached to localize the salaries of employees of the Kurdistan Region of Iraq? We would like to point out that this bank has taken the necessary measures to complete the process of localizing the salaries of employees of the Kurdistan Region of Iraq in terms of providing the Federal Court with a list of banks licensed by this bank and operating in the region, and providing the infrastructure and electronic payment systems that support salary localization operations in the region, which clarifies the controls for opening a bank account and adopting an electronic signature for the same purpose.
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 The stability of the Iraqi dinar has always faced major challenges in recent years, as it has witnessed price fluctuations, not to mention a gap between what the central bank determines and what is sold in the parallel market. In order to avoid the “volatility” syndrome and the “gap” in the price of the Iraqi dinar against foreign currencies, some experts believe that the solution lies in a kind of “surgical” operation for the country’s monetary system that may be painful, but it achieves long-term monetary stability for the national currency through... "float".
The cash selling price, according to the Central Bank, is 1,305 dinars per dollar, while the price for transfers abroad is 1,310 dinars per dollar, and the price in the parallel market is about 1,450 dinars per dollar in mid-May, according to local media, while it reached levels of 1,600 dinars per dollar in previous periods. For months, the Iraqi authorities have imposed restrictions in their efforts to control exchange rates, restricting all commercial transactions within the country to the Iraqi dinar, and established a new mechanism that subjects external transfers to greater scrutiny. Iraqi economic analysts who spoke to Al-Hurra website, some of them warned against taking a decision that would lead to floating the dinar, while some of them believe that a moderate policy could be taken that suits the Iraqi economy, based on “floating” and “stabilization” at the same time. Is the flotation policy compatible with the Iraqi economy? Advisor to the Prime Minister for Financial Affairs, Mazhar Salih, believes that floating the currency price does not suit the Iraqi economy, especially since it is “a rentier economy, dominated by foreign currency reserves.” He explains in statements to the “Al-Hurra” website that “the economic vision that wants to float the Iraqi dinar to end the gap between the official price and the parallel price may be possible in an economy in which the free market alone influences the movement of the balance of payments, and not in an economy in which the rentier government sector is dominant and generates reserves.” Foreign currency". He added, "The monetary authority in Iraq alone is the main source of supply of foreign currency that meets the desired demand for foreign exchange in the local market." Saleh believes that the demands for flotation inevitably mean “adopting the prevailing exchange rate in the parallel market, in order to achieve the goal of stability and balance in the official exchange rate itself at a new exchange point that the market will reach at the end of the assumed flotation policy and return to stability again.” The flotation scenario also means “the withdrawal of the monetary authority as the main central offerer of foreign currency, and its replacement by new forces of free market makers, which certainly have only a weak, limited supply of foreign exchange,” according to Saleh. He points out that these forces carry “an uncontrolled package of inflationary expectations, and are called in economic literature (the forces generating inflationary expectations), which will give dominance to supply forces of speculators” who own limited amounts of foreign exchange, matched by “open demand for foreign currency from The market side" exceeds what is offered by "at least more than ten times in our estimate." Chancellor Saleh described this policy as “unruly,” as as long as “the central government supply of foreign currency will be absent from the market, we will not obtain any equilibrium point in the exchange rate that flotation seeks except with a widespread deterioration of the exchange rate as long as it is carried out by forces generating inflationary expectations in a severe rentier economy.” "unilateralism." He warns that if the exchange rate moves in “a market that is incomplete, in terms of productivity, in its compensation for the required supply of goods and services,” no one “will know how much the new exchange rate resulting from the flotation will be,” which will be accompanied by “a prior wave of inflationary expectations,” the trends of which are difficult to control. , which may push monetary policy makers to “intervene with excessive foreign reserves and unjustified extravagance in foreign exchange to impose a state of stability.” According to the World Bank, Iraq has 145 billion barrels of proven oil reserves, which are among the largest crude oil reserves in the world. But Iraq hopes that the country's oil reserves will exceed 160 billion barrels, according to what the Minister of Oil, Hayyan Abdul Ghani, recently announced. The claims that have appeared every now and then for years calling for floating the exchange rate of the Iraqi dinar are “strange,” and most of them are made by people who are “not specialized in economics or monetary policy,” according to what Professor of International Economic Relations, Abdul Rahman al-Mashhadani, confirms to the Al-Hurra website. He asserts in a decisive tone, "Iraq cannot proceed with floating the dinar's exchange rate. The evidence for this is all the agreements concluded with the International Monetary Fund since 2004, and the reviews praised the stabilization of the exchange rate by the Central Bank of Iraq. Al-Mashhadani added that there was a study by experts at the World Bank during the past years that recommended “raising the exchange rate,” indicating that even then, “these recommendations cannot be taken into account because the World Bank is concerned with what is related to economic development, but following up on the recommendations for monetary policies is taken into account if It was from the International Monetary Fund. In its latest review on Thursday, the International Monetary Fund praised the efforts of the Central Bank of Iraq to tighten monetary policy and strengthen its liquidity management framework. He explains that “the real gap is in the wheel of production in the Iraqi economy, as the majority of goods are imported from abroad, which means that the flotation will cause a spiral in price rates to become significantly high and affect the marginalized classes,” noting that such a decision cannot be taken “as a matter of politics.” “Cash” only, as we must “consider the burdens it will impose on citizens.” Al-Mashhadani confirms that what has been implemented in other Arab countries does not “mean that it can be applied to the Iraqi economy,” suggesting that “the exchange rate will become at the levels of 5,000 dinars to the dollar,” as “the Central Bank has lost control of exchange rates and left them to float.” There is a fear that “floating” will cause “social” problems, as “salaries will erode significantly,” which may threaten “new classes to slide into poverty,” while “a class of merchants, politicians, and businessmen will benefit, who will benefit from the state of instability that will result from... This matter". Al-Mashhadani agrees that floating in the end means “that the parallel market will control exchange rates,” but it will not achieve “the desired monetary stability,” as the central bank will then need to “print more local currency to keep up with demand in the markets,” and the government will need to increase salaries and allocations for social aid packages. "Controlled float" for full "free market". The economic expert, Manar Al-Obaidi, recommends following a “currency float” policy, but according to controls, such that a “managed float policy is used to gradually liberalize the currency until complete liberalization of the exchange rate is reached.” He said in a post on his Facebook account, "Such a policy could be a successful alternative in Iraq by following a managed float policy where the central bank controls the range of volatility and works to gradually increase it until the currency is completely liberalized." Al-Obaidi gave the example of “the managed flotation policy followed by Morocco in 2018,” noting that it was accompanied by the abolition of customs tariffs on basic materials and “supporting funds for vulnerable classes,” stressing that this experience can be used to influence “inflation.” Reasons for the exchange rate “gap”. The Iraqi government advisor, Saleh, attributes the reason and existence of a “gap” in the dinar’s exchange rates against the dollar between the official and parallel markets to “external factors imposed by the compliance platform and auditing administrative restrictions on external transfer movements, which is not related to the deficit in the authority’s monetary reserves,” noting that the reserve Iraq's foreign currency is considered the highest in the country's history, as it touches the levels of import coverage for 16 months, compared to the global standard, which does not exceed three months of import coverage. Financial transfers in dollars through official channels have increased significantly in Iraq, while Iraq continues its reforms of the financial sector in line with international standards, according to a previous report by Agence France-Presse. In late 2022, the Iraqi banking sector adopted the SWIFT electronic transfer system with the aim of providing better control over the use of the dollar, ensuring compliance with US sanctions on Tehran, and also in order to limit the prosperity of the informal economy. The financial standards that were adopted encouraged the emergence of a parallel market for currencies, attracting those seeking to obtain dollars outside official channels. Saleh pointed out that there is a distortion in support for the prices of some commodities “on the part of financial policy, which is support in which the rich and poor mostly enjoy it equally without discrimination, and it represents an added, imperceptible real income, and it is the product of a financial policy inherited from the consumer welfare state for the rentier resource.” He continued, "It is inconceivable until this moment that 90 percent of Iraq's population is receiving food support provided by the state as an extension of the economic blockade phase of the nineties in light of the changing standards of living and lifestyle, the increasing number of affluent people, and the growth of the middle class." In mid-May, the Iraqi authorities announced the purchase of 1.5 million tons of wheat since the beginning of the year. According to the Ministry of Agriculture, Iraq, with a population exceeding 43 million people, needs between 4.5 million and five million tons of wheat annually. The International Monetary Fund said Thursday that Iraq's internal imbalances have been exacerbated by significant fiscal expansion and low oil prices. The Fund added that Iraq needs to gradually correct public financial conditions in Iraq to achieve debt stability in the medium term and rebuild financial reserves. To ensure compliance with US standards regarding money laundering and sanctions on Iran, about 20 Iraqi banks were prevented from making dollar transfers. Last September, the Iraqi government decided that merchants who deal with Iran are forced to turn to the parallel market to obtain currency, given that Tehran is subject to sanctions and “is not allowed to conduct financial transfers,” according to Agence France-Presse. A positive step for the "economy" but!! The Iraqi economic academic, Nabil Al-Marsoumi, believes that the solution to addressing the discrepancy in the currency exchange rate through “free floating of the Iraqi dinar” may have “some economic positives.” He added in an interview with Al-Hurra website that "the economy should not be taken in its abstract aspect, but rather in terms of its relationship to people, especially the poor among them." Al-Marsoumi warns that "the Iraqi dinar may witness a violent collapse and rampant inflation that will cause prices in the Iraqi market to rise to record levels that will harm citizens, especially the low-income classes." He explains that Iraq lacks "a national private sector that could contribute to increasing the supply of dollars in the local market, and because of the large volume of imports, which reach 67 billion dollars annually, the government is the only party that owns the dollar." He notes that "if the government decides not to intervene in the exchange market, we are expected to witness consequences that will cause severe damage to citizens' living standards, making the poor even more miserable, and may lead to social tensions and a major rift in the social peace." For his part, the economic expert Al-Obaidi defined the primary goal of liberalizing the currency as “creating an economy capable of withstanding various economic shocks, and reducing reliance on reserves that are greatly depleted in order to maintain a fixed exchange rate, which could stop once the reserves run out.” . He added that this also "contributes to supporting the domestic product and changing the consumption pattern, and thus reducing the import bill for Iraq, which rises annually as an indirect reason as a result of the attempt to maintain a fixed exchange rate." Not to mention, “continuing to try to maintain a fixed exchange rate depletes reserves,” which will lead at a certain stage, “accompanied by a decrease in reserves, followed by either a complete liberalization of the currency or a significant reduction in the price rate, which will have major repercussions on the citizen, and will cause great confusion in "A market that already suffers from a lack of economic stability." The Iraqi economic expert, Mahmoud Dagher, confirms to Al-Hurra website that the solution for Iraq may be a system “between floating and stabilization” to help stabilize currency exchange rates. Expert Dagher, a former official at the Central Bank of Iraq, explains that "the origin of the exchange system is floating, which is what free countries adopt." He explains that "the continuity of the gap requires reaching a middle system that solves the problem between free floating and stabilization. This is a system that many developing countries follow, and it helps solve the problems of currency fluctuation." Financial expert Saleh proposes alternatives to floating, in a way that serves the objectives of monetary policy and limits inflationary risks, through the use of financial tools such as “taxes and customs duties that act as an intermediary to influence the exchange rate to achieve balance and price stability.” He added, "Instead of resorting to lowering the exchange rate to harmonize the market through flotation, it would be through amending customs tariff schedules and imposing careful, thoughtful controls to protect the national economy." Saleh called for correcting the defect in the structure of the Iraqi economy as a whole, as it is not possible to continue with “high operating spending in annual public budgets, which has always generated cash income from rentier sources that are matched only by very limited productivity of commodity and service flows, which has made the country It relies mainly on large-scale imported consumer goods.” Counselor Saleh revealed, on Thursday, that the loans provided by the International Monetary Fund to Iraq since 2003 totaled no more than $8 billion, confirming that they were fully repaid, according to a report published by the “INA” agency. Last March, the International Monetary Fund stressed “the Iraqi economy’s need for broad structural measures to enhance private sector development and economic diversification, and to raise growth rates in the non-oil sector in a sustainable manner to accommodate the rapidly increasing workforce, and to increase non-oil exports and government revenues, in addition to Reducing the economy's exposure to oil price shocks. He called for "accelerating the pace of reforms in the financial sector to improve access to financing, by modernizing the banking sector and supporting the ability of banks to establish banking relationships with other banks, and taking steps aimed at merging small-sized private banks," not to mention the need "to restructure the two largest government banks." ". The Governor of the Central Bank, Ali Al-Alaq, announced in statements in early May, “that the banking sector is witnessing major qualitative developments, while calling for cooperation and coordination between Arab central banks, banks, and non-banking financial institutions to achieve stability and economic growth,” according to the “INA” agency. He continued, "Central banks face new challenges in the interaction between financial and monetary stability, in light of the dominance of general financial policy and the necessity of central banks to facilitate excessive government debts, according to financial control, which requires reducing spending or increasing domestic revenues, or both." Iraq has begun to recover relatively after years of wars, occupation, and sectarian violence that followed the US-led invasion in 2003, according to an Agence France-Presse report. 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