Dollar Climbs in Iraq, Selling at 154,000 IQD

The US Dollar rose against the Iraqi dinar in Sunday trading.

The selling rate reached 154,000 IQD per 100 dollars.

The buying rate was 153,000 IQD per 100 dollars.

This rise reflects recent market movements.

It also indicates increased demand for foreign currency.

Exchange rates directly affect local markets.

Especially in pricing imported goods.

Traders and citizens follow these changes closely.

Monetary policy plays a role in stability.

Authorities aim to control fluctuations.