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da58 says():Investopedia on the relationship between inflation and currency value
The rate of inflation in a country can have a major impact on the value of its currency and the rates of foreign exchange it has with the currencies of other nations. However, inflation is just one factor among many that combine to influence a country's exchange rate.
Inflation is more likely to have a significant negative effect, rather than a significant positive effect, on a currency's value and foreign exchange rate. A very low rate of inflation does not guarantee a favorable exchange rate for a country, but an extremely high inflation rate is very likely to impact the country's exchange rates with other nations negatively.
Inflation is closely related to interest rates, which can influence exchange rates. Countries attempt to balance interest rates and inflation, but the interrelationship between the two is complex and often difficult to manage. Higher interest rates tend to attract foreign investment, which is likely to increase the demand for a country's currency.
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Dinar Updates Wednesday AM Chat 6-22-16 Part 2 of 2
da58 says():Investopedia on the relationship between inflation and currency value
The rate of inflation in a country can have a major impact on the value of its currency and the rates of foreign exchange it has with the currencies of other nations. However, inflation is just one factor among many that combine to influence a country's exchange rate.
Inflation is more likely to have a significant negative effect, rather than a significant positive effect, on a currency's value and foreign exchange rate. A very low rate of inflation does not guarantee a favorable exchange rate for a country, but an extremely high inflation rate is very likely to impact the country's exchange rates with other nations negatively.
Inflation is closely related to interest rates, which can influence exchange rates. Countries attempt to balance interest rates and inflation, but the interrelationship between the two is complex and often difficult to manage. Higher interest rates tend to attract foreign investment, which is likely to increase the demand for a country's currency.
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However, higher interest rates often cause increasing inflation rates, a negative influence on the country's currency. Low interest rates spur consumer spending and economic growth, and generally positive influences on currency value, but they do not commonly attract foreign investment.
The ultimate determination of the value and exchange rate of a nation's currency is the perceived desirability of holding that nation's currency. That perception is influenced by a host of economic factors, such as the stability of a nation's government and economy.
Investors' first consideration in regard to currency, before whatever profits they may realize, is the safety of holding cash assets in the currency.
If a country is perceived as politically or economically unstable or if there is any significant possibility of a sudden devaluation or other change in the value of the country's currency, investors tend to shy away from the currency and are reluctant to hold it for significant periods or in large amounts.
Beyond the essential perceived safety of a nation's currency, numerous other factors besides inflation can impact the exchange rate for the currency.
Such factors as a country's rate of economic growth, its balance of trade (which reflects the level of demand for the country's goods and services), interest rates and the country's debt level are all factors that influence the value of a given currency. Investors monitor a country's leading economic indicators to help determine exchange rates.
Which one of many possible influences on exchange rates predominates is variable and subject to change. At one point in time, a country's interest rates may be the overriding factor in determining the demand for a currency. At another point in time, inflation or economic growth can be a primary factor.
Exchange rates are relative, especially in the modern world of fiat currencies where virtually no currencies have any intrinsic value. The only value any country's currency has is its perceived value relative to the currency of other countries.
This situation can influence the effect that an input such as inflation has on a country's exchange rate. For example, a country may have an inflation rate that is generally considered high by economists, but if it is still lower than that of another country, the relative value of its currency can be higher than that of the other country's currency.
Read more: How does inflation affect the exchange rate between two nations? | Investopedia
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JAMVOX says():8 days left in the 1st half of 2016
larrykn says to JAMVOX():an your point is???
rcookie says to JAMVOX():AND........
JAMVOX says():waiting
larrykn says to JAMVOX():on what
JAMVOX says):to see what happens
larrykn says to JAMVOX():do you really think Iraq will give you a date as to when this will happen
JAMVOX says():never have
larrykn says():seems you are lookin at a certain date to me as you keep coming in here an putting a countdown in here
JAMVOX says():no I've never have looked for a date. Just waiting for the first half to 2016 to end to see if all those posting from people who said the IMF said in ink 1st half of 2016.
cookie says():YOU SEE THERE JAMVOX...ITS COMMENTS LIKE THAT....THAT INFURIATE PEOPLE WHO BRING IN AND RESEARCH THE NEWS....
THE PEOPLE WHO BROUGHT THAT IMF STATEMENT IN DIDNT COMMIT OR STATE THAT...
THE SOURCE...THE IMF DID...AND THE POINT IS MAYBE YOU SHOULD FOLLOW THOSE WITH THE UNAMED...PHANTOM..MYSTERIOUS SOURCES...IN THE CBI...GOI..CIA..UST OR WHATEVER SEEN EVERYDAY...
YOU KNOW I HAVE IT ON COMPLETE CONFIDENCE FROM A PERSON I HAVE KNOWN FOR YEARS AND TRUST IMPLICITYLY...YOU KNOW THE COUSIN OF ABDUL..WHO REFILLS THE COKE MACHINE IN THE LUNCHROOM AT PARLIAMENT HALL.....
mudcat says to rcookie():KNOW THE COUSIN OF ABDUL..WHO REFILLS THE COKE MACHINE IN THE LUNCHROOM AT PARLIAMENT HALL.....Now that is funny...good one!!...I am laughing so hard I have a tear in my eye!
JAMVOX says():rcookie would comment but was told to keep it to myself
clay says to mudcat():its all good my friend
clay says to mudcat():now that is funny
rcookie says():ISX FINISHES UP FOR 4TH STRAIGHT SESSION ON SLOWER TRADING VOLUME....UP 1.21 POINTS..0.24% AT 514.62...
rcookie says():HERE IS THE MINISTRY OF LABOR AND SOCIAL AFFAIRS SEEKING COOPERATION AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FROM WORLD BANK TO DECELOP A NATIONAL STRATEGY TO ADDRESS AND ALLEVIATE POVERTY LEVELS IN IRAQ...
rcookie says():WOW!!...DOES THIS SPEAK VOLUMES....
clay says to rcookie():what ({)
rcookie says():Local investors complain "monopoly" foreign counterparts projects and specialists attribute for "humility abilities"
Author: ASJ, HH Editor: BK, HH 22/06/2016 15:24 Number of Views: 252 Long-Presse / Baghdad
Complained Iraqi investors, on Wednesday, the monopoly of foreign companies, especially Turkish, Iranian and Egyptian vast majority of jobs and projects what forced them to share or transfer their money abroad, as promised by official bodies that the investment map and put in order the country's reconstruction and development, depending on the capacity and efficiency regardless of the nationality company executing the project, attributed the reasons for the preference of foreign companies to the modesty of the financial and technical capabilities of the Iraqi counterpart.
The owner of the contracting company Younis Hamza said in an interview to the (long-Presse), said that "85% of the investment opportunities go Turkish companies, an Iranian and a few of them go to Arab Egyptian companies in particular, despite the ability of Iraqi companies to implement them,"
noting that "the Iraqi investors lost hope to get In any unique investment opportunity in spite of the government, which stresses the need to support the recommendations of the national sectors, prompting them to participation of foreign companies or Arabic or transfer their money abroad in search of other opportunities. "
For his part, attributed the company owner for the implementation of infrastructure Abu Yasir al-Khalidi in an interview to the (long-Presse), the reasons for departure government for Iraqi companies as "looking for a great commissions deposited outside Iraq," noting that "the Turkish investors and the Iranians and the Arabs got on investment projects in ways that is legitimate How else can we explain their access to opportunities for well-known Iraqi companies can implement them. "
In turn, the head of the Investment Commission of Baghdad, Shaker al-Zamili, said in an interview to the (long-Presse), said that "the investment map of Iraq in general and the capital of Baghdad, in particular, put in order the country's reconstruction and development," noting that "the investment law did not specify the nationality of the company, which should be contracted, because standard efficiency is ruling under the controls and mechanisms stipulated by law. "
He denied Zamili "there is no discrimination between foreign and Iraqi investors," returned to "can any investor competition for available projects."
For his part, a senior official in the Ministry of Housing and Reconstruction, and Municipalities and Public Works, said in an interview to the (long-Presse), he said that "most of the projects put forward by the ministry to invest need to copious amounts advanced technical capabilities," pointing out that "the Iraqi companies such amounts do not have what he had The ministry orientation towards foreign companies. "
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rcookie says():The official, who asked not to be named, said: "Iraqi investors did not move away too much from those projects They were working in under secondary contracts awarded to them by Arab or foreign investors, a task that can not be ignored, and can allow them to future implementation of major projects."
In turn, he criticized a member of the economic and investment commission in parliament Nora Albjara, in an interview to the (long-Presse), "to grant investment licenses to companies with nationalities specific way," indicating that "the entry of Arab investment companies or foreign to Iraq was too slow, and mostly unknown and a few experience but it took the lion's share has led to the reluctance of the majority of Projects directly. "
She Albjara, that "many companies in the world, but the state should choose the best and most sedate them to implement projects well."
For his part, the Federation of Chambers of Commerce, a member of Mohammed Saleh, in an interview to the (long-Presse), said that "the government that should embrace the development and rehabilitation of infrastructure with the help of the expertise of international companies," noting that "the need if called to an external capital should be done based on loans rather than investment. "
Saleh continued, that "Iraq needs to strengthen its currency, local sectors of Bmsttmrah especially after the decline in oil prices," asserting that "local investor support can contribute to run Iraqi hands and moving the market and the survival of the funds within the country and to ensure that they leave."
Saleh called on the government to "give a chance for the Iraqi investor that takes a role and compete with Arab counterparts and foreign after creating a conducive environment through activation of supporting the process of investment legislation and the provision of banking services through the development of the banking system, as well as security and political stability in the country."
The House of Representatives passed in 2006, the Iraqi investment law, which it was said at the time that it would open the door to foreign investment, due to submit a lot of facilities to foreign investors, but many foreign companies are still hesitant because of fears that the security situation is stable in Iraq,
adding that the law did not give investors the right to ownership of the property the project, and equated the Iraqi and foreign investors in both franchises, with the exception of real estate ownership, as it allows the foreign investor lease the land for 50 years, subject to renewal, according to paragraph 11 of the investment law.
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The ultimate determination of the value and exchange rate of a nation's currency is the perceived desirability of holding that nation's currency. That perception is influenced by a host of economic factors, such as the stability of a nation's government and economy.
Investors' first consideration in regard to currency, before whatever profits they may realize, is the safety of holding cash assets in the currency.
If a country is perceived as politically or economically unstable or if there is any significant possibility of a sudden devaluation or other change in the value of the country's currency, investors tend to shy away from the currency and are reluctant to hold it for significant periods or in large amounts.
Beyond the essential perceived safety of a nation's currency, numerous other factors besides inflation can impact the exchange rate for the currency.
Such factors as a country's rate of economic growth, its balance of trade (which reflects the level of demand for the country's goods and services), interest rates and the country's debt level are all factors that influence the value of a given currency. Investors monitor a country's leading economic indicators to help determine exchange rates.
Which one of many possible influences on exchange rates predominates is variable and subject to change. At one point in time, a country's interest rates may be the overriding factor in determining the demand for a currency. At another point in time, inflation or economic growth can be a primary factor.
Exchange rates are relative, especially in the modern world of fiat currencies where virtually no currencies have any intrinsic value. The only value any country's currency has is its perceived value relative to the currency of other countries.
This situation can influence the effect that an input such as inflation has on a country's exchange rate. For example, a country may have an inflation rate that is generally considered high by economists, but if it is still lower than that of another country, the relative value of its currency can be higher than that of the other country's currency.
Read more: How does inflation affect the exchange rate between two nations? | Investopedia
http://ift.tt/28P0PGN
JAMVOX says():8 days left in the 1st half of 2016
larrykn says to JAMVOX():an your point is???
rcookie says to JAMVOX():AND........
JAMVOX says():waiting
larrykn says to JAMVOX():on what
JAMVOX says):to see what happens
larrykn says to JAMVOX():do you really think Iraq will give you a date as to when this will happen
JAMVOX says():never have
larrykn says():seems you are lookin at a certain date to me as you keep coming in here an putting a countdown in here
JAMVOX says():no I've never have looked for a date. Just waiting for the first half to 2016 to end to see if all those posting from people who said the IMF said in ink 1st half of 2016.
cookie says():YOU SEE THERE JAMVOX...ITS COMMENTS LIKE THAT....THAT INFURIATE PEOPLE WHO BRING IN AND RESEARCH THE NEWS....
THE PEOPLE WHO BROUGHT THAT IMF STATEMENT IN DIDNT COMMIT OR STATE THAT...
THE SOURCE...THE IMF DID...AND THE POINT IS MAYBE YOU SHOULD FOLLOW THOSE WITH THE UNAMED...PHANTOM..MYSTERIOUS SOURCES...IN THE CBI...GOI..CIA..UST OR WHATEVER SEEN EVERYDAY...
YOU KNOW I HAVE IT ON COMPLETE CONFIDENCE FROM A PERSON I HAVE KNOWN FOR YEARS AND TRUST IMPLICITYLY...YOU KNOW THE COUSIN OF ABDUL..WHO REFILLS THE COKE MACHINE IN THE LUNCHROOM AT PARLIAMENT HALL.....
mudcat says to rcookie():KNOW THE COUSIN OF ABDUL..WHO REFILLS THE COKE MACHINE IN THE LUNCHROOM AT PARLIAMENT HALL.....Now that is funny...good one!!...I am laughing so hard I have a tear in my eye!
JAMVOX says():rcookie would comment but was told to keep it to myself
clay says to mudcat():its all good my friend
clay says to mudcat():now that is funny
rcookie says():ISX FINISHES UP FOR 4TH STRAIGHT SESSION ON SLOWER TRADING VOLUME....UP 1.21 POINTS..0.24% AT 514.62...
rcookie says():HERE IS THE MINISTRY OF LABOR AND SOCIAL AFFAIRS SEEKING COOPERATION AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FROM WORLD BANK TO DECELOP A NATIONAL STRATEGY TO ADDRESS AND ALLEVIATE POVERTY LEVELS IN IRAQ...
rcookie says():WOW!!...DOES THIS SPEAK VOLUMES....
clay says to rcookie():what ({)
rcookie says():Local investors complain "monopoly" foreign counterparts projects and specialists attribute for "humility abilities"
Author: ASJ, HH Editor: BK, HH 22/06/2016 15:24 Number of Views: 252 Long-Presse / Baghdad
Complained Iraqi investors, on Wednesday, the monopoly of foreign companies, especially Turkish, Iranian and Egyptian vast majority of jobs and projects what forced them to share or transfer their money abroad, as promised by official bodies that the investment map and put in order the country's reconstruction and development, depending on the capacity and efficiency regardless of the nationality company executing the project, attributed the reasons for the preference of foreign companies to the modesty of the financial and technical capabilities of the Iraqi counterpart.
The owner of the contracting company Younis Hamza said in an interview to the (long-Presse), said that "85% of the investment opportunities go Turkish companies, an Iranian and a few of them go to Arab Egyptian companies in particular, despite the ability of Iraqi companies to implement them,"
noting that "the Iraqi investors lost hope to get In any unique investment opportunity in spite of the government, which stresses the need to support the recommendations of the national sectors, prompting them to participation of foreign companies or Arabic or transfer their money abroad in search of other opportunities. "
For his part, attributed the company owner for the implementation of infrastructure Abu Yasir al-Khalidi in an interview to the (long-Presse), the reasons for departure government for Iraqi companies as "looking for a great commissions deposited outside Iraq," noting that "the Turkish investors and the Iranians and the Arabs got on investment projects in ways that is legitimate How else can we explain their access to opportunities for well-known Iraqi companies can implement them. "
In turn, the head of the Investment Commission of Baghdad, Shaker al-Zamili, said in an interview to the (long-Presse), said that "the investment map of Iraq in general and the capital of Baghdad, in particular, put in order the country's reconstruction and development," noting that "the investment law did not specify the nationality of the company, which should be contracted, because standard efficiency is ruling under the controls and mechanisms stipulated by law. "
He denied Zamili "there is no discrimination between foreign and Iraqi investors," returned to "can any investor competition for available projects."
For his part, a senior official in the Ministry of Housing and Reconstruction, and Municipalities and Public Works, said in an interview to the (long-Presse), he said that "most of the projects put forward by the ministry to invest need to copious amounts advanced technical capabilities," pointing out that "the Iraqi companies such amounts do not have what he had The ministry orientation towards foreign companies. "
Read More http://ift.tt/28R6Pla
rcookie says():The official, who asked not to be named, said: "Iraqi investors did not move away too much from those projects They were working in under secondary contracts awarded to them by Arab or foreign investors, a task that can not be ignored, and can allow them to future implementation of major projects."
In turn, he criticized a member of the economic and investment commission in parliament Nora Albjara, in an interview to the (long-Presse), "to grant investment licenses to companies with nationalities specific way," indicating that "the entry of Arab investment companies or foreign to Iraq was too slow, and mostly unknown and a few experience but it took the lion's share has led to the reluctance of the majority of Projects directly. "
She Albjara, that "many companies in the world, but the state should choose the best and most sedate them to implement projects well."
For his part, the Federation of Chambers of Commerce, a member of Mohammed Saleh, in an interview to the (long-Presse), said that "the government that should embrace the development and rehabilitation of infrastructure with the help of the expertise of international companies," noting that "the need if called to an external capital should be done based on loans rather than investment. "
Saleh continued, that "Iraq needs to strengthen its currency, local sectors of Bmsttmrah especially after the decline in oil prices," asserting that "local investor support can contribute to run Iraqi hands and moving the market and the survival of the funds within the country and to ensure that they leave."
Saleh called on the government to "give a chance for the Iraqi investor that takes a role and compete with Arab counterparts and foreign after creating a conducive environment through activation of supporting the process of investment legislation and the provision of banking services through the development of the banking system, as well as security and political stability in the country."
The House of Representatives passed in 2006, the Iraqi investment law, which it was said at the time that it would open the door to foreign investment, due to submit a lot of facilities to foreign investors, but many foreign companies are still hesitant because of fears that the security situation is stable in Iraq,
adding that the law did not give investors the right to ownership of the property the project, and equated the Iraqi and foreign investors in both franchises, with the exception of real estate ownership, as it allows the foreign investor lease the land for 50 years, subject to renewal, according to paragraph 11 of the investment law.
LINK http://ift.tt/28R6Pla
loop says():I had a very interesting meeting with a company that does self directed IRA. In particular I was wanting to know more about using a ROTH IRA to purchase IQD. The up shot is that you can do it, it would be held by a third party company for a yearly fee (depends on the amount). These holding companies are licensed and insured. The taxes that would be owe post RV would be zero since it is a ROTH IRA.
david334 says to wmawhite():All right Mr. White thanks for the comment pointing out that the veternarian , who I wouldn't send my dog to, might be running at the mouth.
diagyAAAE says():good morning my friends!
david334 says to loop():Thats great to know thanks loop.
loop says to david334():(y)
jarhead says():can u draw off a roth...say monthly without charges?
watson1 says():about taxes just pay them .2004 2005 and 2006 we bought some physical currency make small kill along the forex . well 2010 irs came back after some law . make long story short $409 k in back taxes and penalties almost put me jail . facts and truth . i have paid all back $30k . so with kind investment the irs does not play around . plus over 72k in atty fee and count cost
david334 says to Hutch():Hutch I understand it slows down the editing process which is laborious enough as it is. I got will stick to relevant comments. :)
watson1 says():plus bar me for 8 year from financial business to my 27 24 63 7 lic plus others so do not play with irs
loop says():I had a very interesting meeting with a company that does self directed IRA. In particular I was wanting to know more about using a ROTH IRA to purchase IQD. The up shot is that you can do it, it would be held by a third party company for a yearly fee (depends on the amount). These holding companies are licensed and insured. The taxes that would be owe post RV would be zero since it is a ROTH IRA.
david334 says to wmawhite():All right Mr. White thanks for the comment pointing out that the veternarian , who I wouldn't send my dog to, might be running at the mouth.
diagyAAAE says():good morning my friends!
david334 says to loop():Thats great to know thanks loop.
loop says to david334():(y)
jarhead says():can u draw off a roth...say monthly without charges?
watson1 says():about taxes just pay them .2004 2005 and 2006 we bought some physical currency make small kill along the forex . well 2010 irs came back after some law . make long story short $409 k in back taxes and penalties almost put me jail . facts and truth . i have paid all back $30k . so with kind investment the irs does not play around . plus over 72k in atty fee and count cost
david334 says to Hutch():Hutch I understand it slows down the editing process which is laborious enough as it is. I got will stick to relevant comments. :)
watson1 says():plus bar me for 8 year from financial business to my 27 24 63 7 lic plus others so do not play with irs
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