KTFA:
Prudence12: Good Morning Family! Sure would love to be in Hawaii about now....
I just wanted to point out to you all that the second half of April is shaping up to be quite something!!
I know you probably all calendar these things, RIGHT? - but in case you don't have time, here are a few things to watch for - besides the critical time frame for watching Iraq from April 14 through April 25, which Frank mentioned on his CC.
April 15 thru 17 - IMF mtg in DC
April 16 - OPEC and related parties mtg in Qatar
April 22 - the new Shanghai Gold Exchange launches its Gold Spot Price - which will shake, rattle and roll the investment world. Nothing but physical gold - for yuan. Will we have clarity on asset-backed currencies by this date? Will precious metals explode? Will paper gold survive this?
April 22 thru 28 - a lengthy G7 mtg in Mie, Japan
April 26 - 27 - the (regularly) scheduled FOMC meeting of the Fed Reserve
Sunday, May 1 (I believe) is a CBI Holiday.
And that's just so far. Perhaps we can add to this? Fasten your seatbelts. It's going to be a bumpy ride.
Blessings to all and please rest a little, Frank and Tink. I think we will all need our energies in a few weeks.
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Prudence12: Good Morning Family! Sure would love to be in Hawaii about now....
I just wanted to point out to you all that the second half of April is shaping up to be quite something!!
I know you probably all calendar these things, RIGHT? - but in case you don't have time, here are a few things to watch for - besides the critical time frame for watching Iraq from April 14 through April 25, which Frank mentioned on his CC.
April 15 thru 17 - IMF mtg in DC
April 16 - OPEC and related parties mtg in Qatar
April 22 - the new Shanghai Gold Exchange launches its Gold Spot Price - which will shake, rattle and roll the investment world. Nothing but physical gold - for yuan. Will we have clarity on asset-backed currencies by this date? Will precious metals explode? Will paper gold survive this?
April 22 thru 28 - a lengthy G7 mtg in Mie, Japan
April 26 - 27 - the (regularly) scheduled FOMC meeting of the Fed Reserve
Sunday, May 1 (I believe) is a CBI Holiday.
And that's just so far. Perhaps we can add to this? Fasten your seatbelts. It's going to be a bumpy ride.
Blessings to all and please rest a little, Frank and Tink. I think we will all need our energies in a few weeks.
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HisHarvest: From the CBI website dated 4/6/2016. Has this been translated yet?
(AD), the Central Bank of Iraq launched national bonds (nominal) in Iraqi dinars (on behalf of the Ministry of Finance), the nominal value on 03/15/2016 and ends on 04/14/2016 Bosaddarah of five categories
06/04/2016
http://ift.tt/1oCnjQm
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Doodlebug: IMF CHIEF RAMPS UP CALL FOR GLOBAL ACTION AS GROWTH RISKS INCREASE
FRANKFURT: The global economy's already modest prospects will decline further unless authorities take stronger action to boost growth, the head of the IMF warned on Tuesday, saying the Fund would cut its headline forecasts next week.
Christine Lagarde said China's shift to an economic model based more on domestic demand, stubbornly low commodity prices and tighter funding conditions in some countries had all clouded the outlook.
"Let me be clear: we are on alert, not alarm. There has been a loss of growth momentum," the International Monetary Fund's managing director said in a speech at Frankfurt's Goethe University.
The recovery from the 2007-2009 global financial crisis "remains too slow, too fragile and risks to its durability are increasing."
But if policymakers confronted the challenges and acted together, "the positive effects on global confidence -- and the global economy -- will be substantial."
Lagarde advised the United States to raise its minimum wage, Europe to improve job training and emerging economies to cut fuel subsidies and boost social spending.
She gave her strongest hint yet that the IMF will cut its global economic forecasts next week.
"The global outlook has weakened further over the last six months so you can (deduce) from that there will be a slight revision (in the IMF estimates)," Lagarde said.
SPRING MEETINGS
Lagarde's remarks come less than two weeks before ministers, central bankers and other policymakers from the Fund's 188 member countries gather in Washington to assess the health of the world economy at the IMF and World Bank Spring Meetings.
While the U.S. recovery has been gaining momentum and some emerging markets including as Mexico have performed well, the IMF views Europe and Japan as major disappointments, while China's slowing growth has hurt oil and commodity exporting countries, including Brazil and Russia.
To counteract the headwinds, Lagarde called for accelerated structural reforms, increased fiscal support and continued accommodative monetary policy.
She urged improved tax incentives for research and development investments, citing IMF data showing that a 40 percent increase in R&D spending in advanced economies could yield a 5 percent increase in GDP over 20 years.
Asked about negotiations between the IMF, European lenders and Greece for a new bailout programme for the heavily indebted country, Lagarde told Bloomberg TV the Fund continued to negotiate "in good faith".
After Internet site Wikileaks published an apparent transcript of an IMF conference call, Lagarde denied that IMF staff might threaten to pull out of the bailout as a negotiating tactic to force more European debt relief for Greece.
Introducing Lagarde's speech, Jens Weidmann, who sits on the European Central Bank's decision-making body and heads Germany's Bundesbank, said the IMF was "an essential component" in any euro zone rescue programme.
Among other sources of uncertainty facing the global economy, Lagarde listed Britain's debate over remaining in the European Union. LINK
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Don961: "will launch national bonds (nominal) on behalf of the Ministry of Finance in nominal terms and as of the middle of this month, March 15 and ends on 15 April next year, ;
Middle of the month approaching rapidly .... a plethora of things coming together
The central bank plans to launch a national bonds in five categories of the middle of this month
Wrote: March 9, 2016
CBI, Wednesday, announced his intention to launch a national bonds in five categories of the middle of this month, adding that her annual interest rate of 6%, between that can be used as collateral for loans to financial facilities.
The bank said in a statement that he "will launch national bonds (nominal) on behalf of the Ministry of Finance in nominal terms and as of the middle of this month, March 15 and ends on 15 April next year," adding that "Asdarih will offer five categories include (100,000 and 250,000, and 500,000 and 1,000,000 and 5,000,000). "
The bank said that "the value of these funds to be raised will reach 1.5 trillion dinars," noting that "the sale will be at a discount and will be 6% interest per annum and is payable by the Ministry of Finance in March, 142,018."
The bank added that "can citizens and banks all provide purchase orders to the Central Bank directly," pointing out that "he can use those bonds as collateral for loans and facilities or any transactions require collateral, can also be traded on the Iraq Stock Exchange, buying and selling and be deductible the public and private banks. "
http://ift.tt/1oCnjQo
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Walkingstick: Iraq universally among the richest 85 countries .. know the full rankings
Tuesday 05-04-2016 | 10:13:24
Twilight News / Magazine conducted a global search of money around the richest countries in the world through the study included 185 countries, including Iraq, who finished ranked 85th with a GDP of up to (13,817) dollars per capita.
According to the magazine, "The small countries that do not continue to dominate the list of the richest countries in the world, and the top three have not changed since the last 2015".
"The research and study adopted at the World Bank figures, the IMF and the GDP per capita, which is equivalent to purchasing power per capita, taking into account the relative cost of living and inflation rates in comparing standards of living in different countries countries.
And six came from the Middle East countries, all from the Gulf in the list of 25 richest countries in the world, three of them among the 10 richest countries in the world.
Turkey comes in ranked 62nd globally with a GDP of $ 20,299 per capita, Iran ranked 72 globally with a GDP of $ 16,918 per capita, while Jordan came Al91 rank with a GDP of $ 12,397 per person, not Syria, not in the list.
The list of the richest 25 countries in the world came as follows:
25. France - GDP per capita: 41,396 dollars
24. Belgium - GDP per capita: 42,923 dollars
23. Iceland - GDP per capita: 44,575 dollars
22. Oman - GDP per capita: 44,903 dollars
21. Denmark - GDP per capita: 45,800 dollars
20 - Canada - GDP per capita: 45,981 dollars
19 - Taiwan - GDP per capita: 45,996 dollars
18 - Germany - GDP per capita: 46,165 dollars
17 - Sweden - GDP per capita: 46,386 dollars
16 - Austria - GDP per capita: 46,906 dollars
15 - Australia - GDP per capita: 48,288 dollars
14. Ireland - GDP per capita: 48,786 dollars
13. Netherlands - GDP per capita: 48,797 dollars
12. Bahrain - GDP per capita: 52,830 dollars
11. Saudi Arabia - GDP per capita: 56,253 dollars
10. Switzerland - GDP per capita: 56,815 dollars
9. United States - GDP per capita: 57,045 dollars
8. Hong Kong - GDP per capita: 57,676 dollars
7. United Arab Emirates - GDP per capita: 67,201 dollars
6. Norway - GDP per capita: 67,619 dollars
5. Kuwait - GDP per capita: 71,600 dollars
4. Brunei Darussalam - GDP per capita: 80,335 dollars
3. Singapore - GDP per capita: 84,821 dollars
2. Luxembourg - GDP per capita: 94,167 dollars
1. Qatar - GDP per capita: US $ 146 011
http://ift.tt/1UGDAlD
(AD), the Central Bank of Iraq launched national bonds (nominal) in Iraqi dinars (on behalf of the Ministry of Finance), the nominal value on 03/15/2016 and ends on 04/14/2016 Bosaddarah of five categories
06/04/2016
http://ift.tt/1oCnjQm
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Doodlebug: IMF CHIEF RAMPS UP CALL FOR GLOBAL ACTION AS GROWTH RISKS INCREASE
FRANKFURT: The global economy's already modest prospects will decline further unless authorities take stronger action to boost growth, the head of the IMF warned on Tuesday, saying the Fund would cut its headline forecasts next week.
Christine Lagarde said China's shift to an economic model based more on domestic demand, stubbornly low commodity prices and tighter funding conditions in some countries had all clouded the outlook.
"Let me be clear: we are on alert, not alarm. There has been a loss of growth momentum," the International Monetary Fund's managing director said in a speech at Frankfurt's Goethe University.
The recovery from the 2007-2009 global financial crisis "remains too slow, too fragile and risks to its durability are increasing."
But if policymakers confronted the challenges and acted together, "the positive effects on global confidence -- and the global economy -- will be substantial."
Lagarde advised the United States to raise its minimum wage, Europe to improve job training and emerging economies to cut fuel subsidies and boost social spending.
She gave her strongest hint yet that the IMF will cut its global economic forecasts next week.
"The global outlook has weakened further over the last six months so you can (deduce) from that there will be a slight revision (in the IMF estimates)," Lagarde said.
SPRING MEETINGS
Lagarde's remarks come less than two weeks before ministers, central bankers and other policymakers from the Fund's 188 member countries gather in Washington to assess the health of the world economy at the IMF and World Bank Spring Meetings.
While the U.S. recovery has been gaining momentum and some emerging markets including as Mexico have performed well, the IMF views Europe and Japan as major disappointments, while China's slowing growth has hurt oil and commodity exporting countries, including Brazil and Russia.
To counteract the headwinds, Lagarde called for accelerated structural reforms, increased fiscal support and continued accommodative monetary policy.
She urged improved tax incentives for research and development investments, citing IMF data showing that a 40 percent increase in R&D spending in advanced economies could yield a 5 percent increase in GDP over 20 years.
Asked about negotiations between the IMF, European lenders and Greece for a new bailout programme for the heavily indebted country, Lagarde told Bloomberg TV the Fund continued to negotiate "in good faith".
After Internet site Wikileaks published an apparent transcript of an IMF conference call, Lagarde denied that IMF staff might threaten to pull out of the bailout as a negotiating tactic to force more European debt relief for Greece.
Introducing Lagarde's speech, Jens Weidmann, who sits on the European Central Bank's decision-making body and heads Germany's Bundesbank, said the IMF was "an essential component" in any euro zone rescue programme.
Among other sources of uncertainty facing the global economy, Lagarde listed Britain's debate over remaining in the European Union. LINK
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Don961: "will launch national bonds (nominal) on behalf of the Ministry of Finance in nominal terms and as of the middle of this month, March 15 and ends on 15 April next year, ;
Middle of the month approaching rapidly .... a plethora of things coming together
The central bank plans to launch a national bonds in five categories of the middle of this month
Wrote: March 9, 2016
CBI, Wednesday, announced his intention to launch a national bonds in five categories of the middle of this month, adding that her annual interest rate of 6%, between that can be used as collateral for loans to financial facilities.
The bank said in a statement that he "will launch national bonds (nominal) on behalf of the Ministry of Finance in nominal terms and as of the middle of this month, March 15 and ends on 15 April next year," adding that "Asdarih will offer five categories include (100,000 and 250,000, and 500,000 and 1,000,000 and 5,000,000). "
The bank said that "the value of these funds to be raised will reach 1.5 trillion dinars," noting that "the sale will be at a discount and will be 6% interest per annum and is payable by the Ministry of Finance in March, 142,018."
The bank added that "can citizens and banks all provide purchase orders to the Central Bank directly," pointing out that "he can use those bonds as collateral for loans and facilities or any transactions require collateral, can also be traded on the Iraq Stock Exchange, buying and selling and be deductible the public and private banks. "
http://ift.tt/1oCnjQo
************
Walkingstick: Iraq universally among the richest 85 countries .. know the full rankings
Tuesday 05-04-2016 | 10:13:24
Twilight News / Magazine conducted a global search of money around the richest countries in the world through the study included 185 countries, including Iraq, who finished ranked 85th with a GDP of up to (13,817) dollars per capita.
According to the magazine, "The small countries that do not continue to dominate the list of the richest countries in the world, and the top three have not changed since the last 2015".
"The research and study adopted at the World Bank figures, the IMF and the GDP per capita, which is equivalent to purchasing power per capita, taking into account the relative cost of living and inflation rates in comparing standards of living in different countries countries.
And six came from the Middle East countries, all from the Gulf in the list of 25 richest countries in the world, three of them among the 10 richest countries in the world.
Turkey comes in ranked 62nd globally with a GDP of $ 20,299 per capita, Iran ranked 72 globally with a GDP of $ 16,918 per capita, while Jordan came Al91 rank with a GDP of $ 12,397 per person, not Syria, not in the list.
The list of the richest 25 countries in the world came as follows:
25. France - GDP per capita: 41,396 dollars
24. Belgium - GDP per capita: 42,923 dollars
23. Iceland - GDP per capita: 44,575 dollars
22. Oman - GDP per capita: 44,903 dollars
21. Denmark - GDP per capita: 45,800 dollars
20 - Canada - GDP per capita: 45,981 dollars
19 - Taiwan - GDP per capita: 45,996 dollars
18 - Germany - GDP per capita: 46,165 dollars
17 - Sweden - GDP per capita: 46,386 dollars
16 - Austria - GDP per capita: 46,906 dollars
15 - Australia - GDP per capita: 48,288 dollars
14. Ireland - GDP per capita: 48,786 dollars
13. Netherlands - GDP per capita: 48,797 dollars
12. Bahrain - GDP per capita: 52,830 dollars
11. Saudi Arabia - GDP per capita: 56,253 dollars
10. Switzerland - GDP per capita: 56,815 dollars
9. United States - GDP per capita: 57,045 dollars
8. Hong Kong - GDP per capita: 57,676 dollars
7. United Arab Emirates - GDP per capita: 67,201 dollars
6. Norway - GDP per capita: 67,619 dollars
5. Kuwait - GDP per capita: 71,600 dollars
4. Brunei Darussalam - GDP per capita: 80,335 dollars
3. Singapore - GDP per capita: 84,821 dollars
2. Luxembourg - GDP per capita: 94,167 dollars
1. Qatar - GDP per capita: US $ 146 011
http://ift.tt/1UGDAlD
TNT:
Daguire: George W. Bush signed the Iraqi Dinars Executive order 13303 on May 22, 2003. I'm just thinking outside the box.. LOL
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Dinar Updates:
Millionday (Reposted) Quote: "...the IMF was "on alert, not alarm," Lagarde said, urging major powers to accelerate structural reform, maintain accommodative monetary policies and invest in infrastructure."
THIS WAS CL [CHRISTINE LAGARDE] FROM IMF ACCORDING TO REPORT. NOTE -- THE IMF IS >>>ON ALERT...NOT ALARM -- ALERT -- WHOOPOW. ASKING TO SPEED UP REFORM -- OBVIOUSLY FOR ECONOMIC STABILITY FOR THE GLOBE BY THIS DATE PLEASE >>>
"She urged "decisive action" ahead of a meeting of leading advanced and emerging economies in Washington on April 14 and 15."
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Landa Global Conference Call 4-6-16
Landa Global has been hosting a dial-in conference to inform holders of assets and intermediaries of the current status of the historic bond processes, and general information in respect of procedures.
In addition, Landa and Humanus host Guest Speakers that offer a glimpse into the various Project sectors Humanus is actively supporting, as well as funding.
To access the weekly conference, please observe the following information
Date: Each Wednesday
Time: 4:00 p.m. CST (USA) or 5:00 p.m. EST (New York)
Conference Number: 641-715-3580
Access Code: 484-959#
International: See international call numbers below. Access code is the same as above
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Daguire: George W. Bush signed the Iraqi Dinars Executive order 13303 on May 22, 2003. I'm just thinking outside the box.. LOL
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Dinar Updates:
Millionday (Reposted) Quote: "...the IMF was "on alert, not alarm," Lagarde said, urging major powers to accelerate structural reform, maintain accommodative monetary policies and invest in infrastructure."
THIS WAS CL [CHRISTINE LAGARDE] FROM IMF ACCORDING TO REPORT. NOTE -- THE IMF IS >>>ON ALERT...NOT ALARM -- ALERT -- WHOOPOW. ASKING TO SPEED UP REFORM -- OBVIOUSLY FOR ECONOMIC STABILITY FOR THE GLOBE BY THIS DATE PLEASE >>>
"She urged "decisive action" ahead of a meeting of leading advanced and emerging economies in Washington on April 14 and 15."
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Landa Global Conference Call 4-6-16
Landa Global has been hosting a dial-in conference to inform holders of assets and intermediaries of the current status of the historic bond processes, and general information in respect of procedures.
In addition, Landa and Humanus host Guest Speakers that offer a glimpse into the various Project sectors Humanus is actively supporting, as well as funding.
To access the weekly conference, please observe the following information
Date: Each Wednesday
Time: 4:00 p.m. CST (USA) or 5:00 p.m. EST (New York)
Conference Number: 641-715-3580
Access Code: 484-959#
International: See international call numbers below. Access code is the same as above
.
http://ift.tt/1bfWr1Y
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