Mayahi accuse the central bank to take measures intended to demolish the domestic economy

Date Published: 11:00, February 12, 2014
Aziz Mayahi



BAGHDAD (Independent) .. Accused member of the Committee on Economy and Investment parliamentary MP Aziz Shareef al-Mayahi, Wednesday, the central bank to take measures intended to demolish the domestic economy, warning call province Abdel Basset Turki of the Parliament in the event of the continuation of that policy suspicious.

He Mayahi in a press statement to his press office that "we warned earlier of the danger of central bank's decision requiring the banks to deposit all their money in the Central Bank as a condition for entry into the auction to buy the currency, which started in the outcome of this decision is reflected clearly on the rise in the dollar exchange rate suspiciously."

He added that "the central bank did not provide any justification logical for this decision parallels the damage experienced by the Iraqi dinar against the dollar and this is reflected heavily on the local market, traders and banks work alike and will impact in the event of continuing this policy in the near term food on the citizen."

He Mayahi that "the central bank's decision either he is not thoughtful or aims to hit the local currency market to serve the parties taking advantage of the Anarafha all this whole enter the door of the destruction of the economy," noting that "to insist on this approach destructive force us certainly to the wire every legal means to put an end to it and including a request for the presidency of the parliament in order to call the governor of the central bank to provide Dfoath and justifications of what is happening. "(end)


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Accused member of the committee of economy and investment parliamentary Aziz al-Mayahi, the central bank, to take measures intended to demolish the domestic economy, and called on the province to call Abdul-Basit Turki to parliament "in the event of the continuation of that policy suspicious."



He Mayahi in a statement received by all of Iraq [where] a copy of it, "We warned earlier of the danger of central bank's decision requiring the banks to deposit all their money in the Central Bank as a condition for entry into the auction to buy the currency, which started in the outcome of this decision is reflected clearly on the rise The dollar suspiciously. "



He added that "the central bank did not provide any justification logical for this decision, equivalent to the damage experienced by the Iraqi dinar against the dollar and this is reflected heavily on the local market, traders and banks work alike and will impact in the event of continuing this policy in the near term food on the citizen."



He Mayahi that "the central bank's decision either he is not thoughtful or aims to hit the local currency market to serve the parties benefiting we do not know all of this as a whole enters the door of the destruction of the economy," noting that "to insist on this approach destructive force us certainly for the behavior of all the legal ways to end it including a request for the presidency of the parliament in order to call the governor of the central bank to provide Dfoath and justifications of what is happening. "



The statistics for [where] has revealed a rise in dollar sales at the central bank auction during the month of January last, amounting to three billion and 423 million and 443 000 compared to $ 3 billion, 58 million and 191 000 dollars in December of last year.





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