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CandyKisses: Dollar exchange rates in Baghdad and Erbil stabilize after the stock exchange stopped trading
Shafaq News / The dollar exchange rates stabilized, on Wednesday, after the main stock exchanges in Baghdad and Erbil stopped trading due to the Eid holiday.
The correspondent of Shafaq News Agency said that the dollar prices in exchange shops in local markets in Baghdad, some of which opened their doors, witnessed stability today, as the selling price reached 149,000 Iraqi dinars, while purchase prices reached 147,000 dinars per 100 US dollars
CandyKisses: Iraq ranks 9th in the Arab world with the best countries to invest or do business
Economy News – Follow-up
Iraq ranked 93rd globally and ninth in the Arab world in the best countries for investment or doing business for the year 2024, according to CEOWORLD magazine, which issued its report for the year 2024, which classifies and analyzes 199 countries based on their business and investment environments. The journal considers the ease of doing business and the mobility of investors and skilled personnel as strategic factors in this analysis.
The ranking was based on 11 different factors, including corruption, freedom (personal, business and monetary), workforce, investor protection, infrastructure, taxation, quality of life, red tape, and technological readiness. Each category was equally weighted.
According to the latest rankings, Spain ranked sixth, followed by Australia, Poland, the Philippines and the United States respectively.
Malaysia, Thailand, the Czech Republic, France and the United Arab Emirates ranked 11th, 12th, 13th, 14th and 15th respectively among the best countries in the world to invest or do business in 2024.
Iraq ranked 93rd globally in the best countries for investment or doing business for the current year, with 71.77 points in skilled hands in the market and 72.15 points in market potential, Nauru, Kiribati, Palau and Micronesia in the last ranks in the best countries for investment or doing business for 2024.
Iraq came ninth in the Arab world after the UAE, Oman, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Tunisia, Kuwait, Qatar and Egypt
