The U.S. dollar recorded mixed movements against the Iraqi dinar during Thursday morning trading, falling in Baghdad while posting a slight increase in Erbil.
In Baghdad, the dollar’s exchange rate declined on the Al-Kifah and Al-Harithiya exchanges, reaching 154,750 dinars per $100, compared with Wednesday’s closing rate of 155,100 dinars per $100.
Local currency exchange shops in Baghdad also reported lower rates. The selling price stood at 155,250 dinars per $100, while the buying price reached 154,250 dinars per $100.
In contrast, Erbil saw a modest rise in the dollar’s value. Currency exchange shops in the city recorded a selling price of 154,950 dinars per $100 and a buying price of 154,900 dinars per $100.
The mixed performance reflects ongoing fluctuations in Iraq’s currency markets as traders continue to monitor economic developments and demand for foreign currency.
