Dollar trading halted in Baghdad on Monday as the main markets remained closed for the Eid al-Fitr holiday, while trading resumed in Erbil in the Kurdistan Region. Some exchange shops in Baghdad continued limited activity, with the selling price at 155,500 Iraqi dinars per 100 US dollars and the buying price at 154,500 dinars. In Erbil, the US dollar fell slightly, trading at 154,400 dinars for selling and 154,300 dinars for buying per 100 dollars. Baghdad’s currency markets are expected to reopen on Tuesday as the Eid holiday ends across Iraq, with trading set to gradually return to normal.
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