Previous Post: Big corporations still pay no taxes nbsp
Iraq dinar hit by fallout from sanctions next door
Reuters – At Alaa Radhi’s currency exchange shop in central Baghdad, a board showing the rate of Iraqi dinars to the dollar has three question marks next to the price. For weeks now, Iraqi businesses say they have been struggling as the dinar has become increasingly volatile due to fallout from sanctions imposed on neighbouring Iran and Syria and to Iraq’s own political turmoil. Read Article
Tags: banks, debt wealth, financial system, Iraq, Middle East, politics
Related posts:
Investor fears hit Spanish bonds as Bankia shares drop
Car crash twins Sarah and Elizabeth Hay's suicide threat
We will FLAUNT them on the beaches: How Germans are the most likely tourists of all to go nude on ho...
Japan nuclear watchdog probes claims that country's only working reactor sits on active fault line
Marine faces boot for anti-Obama Facebook posts
A Legacy of Brutality Haunts Derby Gaol
Views: 0