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The Iraqi market saw stable exchange rates, with the dollar at 155,000 IQD for selling and 154,000 IQD for buying per 100 USD.
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أعلنت وزارة النفط العراقية المباشرة بعمليات تصدير مادة النفط الأسود باستخدام الحوضيات عبر سوريا، في خطوة تهدف إلى دعم الاقتصاد الوطني وتعزيز الإيرادات المالية. وأكدت الوزارة أن العملية تتم بالتعاون مع...
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Oil prices continued to rise as concerns over global supply persisted. Despite signals of a potential end to the conflict, damage to energy infrastructure and delays in restoring supply have kept pric...
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The US dollar fell by 500 dinars in Iraqi markets, reaching 155,250 IQD for selling and 154,250 IQD for buying per 100 USD. The decline comes amid ongoing market volatility and shifting demand.
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Gold continued to rise, reaching near two-week highs as the dollar weakened and investor sentiment improved. Statements by Donald Trump helped boost confidence, pushing futures above $4,700 again amid...
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Iraq’s economic council approved opening imports for certain agricultural crops while reviewing plans to increase oil exports. Chaired by Fuad Hussein, the meeting highlighted pipeline and land export...
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Mudher Mohammed Salih said Iraq is strengthening its financial resources to ensure timely salary and social payments. Measures include boosting non-oil income, expanding oil exports, and applying coor...
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Global oil prices dropped despite the ongoing Strait of Hormuz crisis, as expectations of US-Iran de-escalation increased. Brent and WTI fell after recent strong gains. Iraqi Basra crude also declined...
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The dollar recorded a new increase in Iraq, reaching 155,750 IQD for selling.Buying price stood at 154,750 IQD.Demand for foreign currency remains high.The rise impacts trade and imports.It may affect...
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Oil prices continued rising with record gains driven by the Hormuz crisis.Brent crude reached high levels amid supply concerns.WTI crossed $100 per barrel.Markets expect prolonged conflict without qui...
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