Iraq

BIS meeting - Central bankers wary of Iraq war

Central banks need to watch the situation in Iraq closely and be prepared to act to stop any war damaging a modest world economic pickup in 2003, Bank of England Governor Sir Edward George said on Monday at a regular BIS meeting in Switzerland.

Baghdad puts out the welcome rug for banks

Iraq, under economic sanctions for 11 years and faced with the threat of attack by the US, is trying to attract foreign banks to the country. That's the message Issam Racheed Hwaish, governor of the Iraqi Central Bank, laid out at the weekend as he…

Iraq's central bank governor visits Burkina Faso

IRAQ - Governor of Central Bank of Iraq Dr. Issam Rasheed Howeish has left Baghdad heading for Burkina Faso to attend the 27th meeting for the council of governors of Islamic Bank for Development due to be held there over the period 22-23 October and…

Iraqi central bank governor plans new note issue

IRAQ - The Iraqi News Agency asked Iraqi Central Bank (ICB) Governor Dr Issam Rashid Huwaysh several questions on the ICB's measures to minimize the problems citizens experience from the scarcity and destruction of banknotes which impedes the circulation…

Iraq, Sudan c banks sign cooperation agreement

IRAQ - Iraq and Sudan today signed a banking cooperation agreement. Central Bank Governor Dr Isam Rashid Huwaysh signed the agreement for Iraq, while Bank of Sudan Governor Dr Sabir Muhammad Hasan signed it for Sudan.

IRAQ - Monetary analysis

IRAQ - The Central Bank of Iraq operates directly under the instruction of the government. As its activities are rather opaque, any analysis of policy is somewhat speculative, reports Quest Economics Database 27 March.

Iraq to cooperate with Lebanon on monetary issues

Al-Quds newspaper reports on an understanding signed at the beginning of July 2000 between the Central Bank of Iraq and Lebanese banks and financial institutions on closer commercial co-operation. The newspaper quotes from a statement by Central Bank of…

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