Gold is rising at Baghdad and stabilizing at Erbil in parallel with the rise of the dollar

IraqI and foreign gold prices, on Tuesday, recorded a rise in the domestic markets of Baghdad, while settling in Erbil amid a continuous rise in dollar exchange rates for the third day in a row.

Reporter of the agency Shovh News said that gold prices in wholesale markets on the street of the river in Baghdad recorded this morning the sale price for one load caliber 21 of the Gulf, Turkish and European 948 thousand dinars, and the purchase price 944 thousand dinars, while recorded on Monday 940 thousand dinars.

The agency's correspondent pointed out that the sale price of one ounce of gold Iraqy was 918 thousand, and the purchase price was 914 thousand dinars.

As for the price of gold in the shaft, the sale price of the Gulf 21 gold weight ranges between 950 thousand and 960 thousand dinars, while the sale price of the IraqI gold weight ranges between 920 thousand and 930 thousand dinars.

Gold prices in Erbil have stabilized, with a price of caliber 22 selling 978 thousand dinars, a price of caliber 21 selling 935 thousand, and a price of caliber 18 selling 800 thousand dinars.

This discrepancy in the prices of precious metals coincided with the increase in the exchange rates of the U.S. dollar, on Tuesday morning, in the Baghdad andErbil exchanges; where the Baghdad fight and harassment exchange recorded 153,250 Iraqi dinars for every 100 dollars, while on Monday it recorded 152,500 dinars.