DINAR REVALUATION

Tuesday, January 6, 2026

Parliament will host officials from the Central Bank and the Integrity Commission next week

Parliament will host officials from the Central Bank and the Integrity Commission next week

"Within the framework of activating the oversight role"

The Parliament Presidency set next week, Monday (January 5, 2026), as the date for hosting a number of officials from the Financial Control Bureau, the Integrity Commission, the Central Bank and other federal institutions within the framework of activating the oversight role.

The media department of the House of Representatives stated in a statement received by Network 964 that the parliament “held its second session of the sixth electoral term of the first legislative year, the first legislative chapter, today, Monday, under the chairmanship of Hebat Al-Halbousi, Speaker of the Council, and in the presence of 229 deputies.”

He added that “the Speaker of the Council emphasized at the beginning of the session the need to adhere to the provisions of the House of Representatives’ internal regulations, as they are in effect and were voted on in the previous session.”

He pointed out that “President Hebat Al-Halbousi stressed the importance of expediting the formation of parliamentary committees, and giving a deadline of 7 days for parliamentary blocs to submit their proposals to the Presidency of the Council regarding the development of a plan to distribute members among the parliamentary committees according to the internal regulations of the Council, stressing the importance of activating the Parliamentary Conduct Committee to preserve the status of Iraq and the House of Representatives in terms of oversight and legislation.”

He added that “the Speaker of the Council noted that the time for holding the Council sessions has been permanently fixed at 11 am, in agreement with the heads of the parliamentary blocs, in addition to proceeding with other controls and instructions that enhance the management of the legislative institution in the best way.”

He explained that “the session emphasized the discussion by the members of the council of the organizational matters that the council follows in managing its sessions and parliamentary committees in order to address some of the previous obstacles to enhance the role of the House of Representatives in oversight and legislation, in addition to stressing the need to prioritize the enactment of important laws.”

Regarding candidacy for the presidency, he explained that “the Speaker of the Council noted that 44 applications for candidacy have been received so far, and the extension of time was due to the New Year holiday, indicating that the nomination period closes today, Monday, at the end of official working hours.”

He concluded by saying that “Al-Halbousi mentioned that the House of Representatives will host next week officials from the Financial Control Bureau, the Integrity Commission, the Federal Service Council, the provincial councils, the Central Bank, the head of the Martyrs Foundation, and the head of the Retirement Authority.” link

🇮🇶 Frank26: Everything Is Ready — Except the Exchange Rate

Why the New Parliament and the CBI Are Back in the Spotlight

By Ariel (@Prolotario1)
Commentary based on Frank26

🏛️ “The New Parliament Has Less Cockroaches”

Frank26 does not mince words.

According to his assessment, Iraq’s new parliament is significantly cleaner than previous versions — and that is exactly why talk is growing louder about removing Ali Alaq from the Central Bank of Iraq (CBI).

In Frank26’s view, Alaq represents resistance to the new exchange rate, not progress toward it.

🏦 Why Alaq Is Seen as the Obstacle

Frank26 claims:

Alaq aligned for years with U.S. pressure
Now appears aligned elsewhere
No longer fits the direction of the new reform agenda

Whether one agrees or not, the political narrative inside Iraq is shifting

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— and leadership alignment matters when executing monetary reform.

🔑 “Nothing Makes Sense Without the Exchange Rate”

This is the core of Frank26’s message.

According to him:

All economic preparation is complete
Banking reforms are in place
Digital systems are ready
Trade frameworks exist

Yet none of it functions properly without a new exchange rate.

“Everything needs a new exchange rate.”

🧩 Why the Delay Feels So Frustrating

Frank26 highlights a contradiction many observers feel:

Massive preparation ✔️
Infrastructure ready ✔️
Legal frameworks advancing ✔️
Exchange rate ❌

In his view, this delay is not technical — it is political.

🇮🇷 Iranian Influence: The Sticking Point

Frank26 believes the reform “refuses to come out” because of Iranian influence inside Iraq’s institutions.

This influence:

Slows decision-making
Creates internal resistance
Delays final authorization

However, he also suggests that influence is weakening, especially with a cleaner parliament.

❓ Question Answered: What About Old Dinar Notes?

A common and important question was raised:

“Will older dinar notes — especially pre-2003 — be exchangeable?”

Frank26’s answer was clear.

💴 Which Dinar Notes Matter?

According to Frank26:

❌ Notes with Saddam Hussein’s face
→ Collector’s items only
✅ Notes without Saddam’s face (including Swiss notes)
→ Likely exchangeable

This distinction has been consistent across multiple reform cycles.

🧠 Why This Matters Now

As Iraq approaches:

Parliamentary consolidation
CBI leadership scrutiny
Monetary policy execution

Questions about note validity and exchange readiness naturally increase.

⭐ Featured Snippet

Frank26 says Iraq’s economic reforms are complete, but nothing functions without a new exchange rate, which he believes has been delayed primarily by political and Iranian influence.

❓ Q&A: Frank26 Perspective

Q: Why is Ali Alaq under pressure?

A: Frank26 believes he is resistant to implementing the new exchange rate.

Q: Is Iraq technically ready for a new rate?

A: According to Frank26, yes — all preparation is complete.

Q: What’s delaying the exchange rate?

A: Political interference, particularly Iranian influence.

Q: Are pre-2003 dinar notes exchangeable?

A: Only notes without Saddam’s image; Saddam-era notes are collectibles.

🧭 Final Thoughts

Whether one agrees fully with Frank26 or not, his message reflects a growing sentiment:

The system is built. The wait is political.

As influence shifts and leadership tightens, pressure increases for the final piece — the exchange rate — to emerge.

Preparation without execution cannot last forever.

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Frank26

The new parliament has less cockroaches now...That's why they are saying it's time to get rid of Alaq at the CBI. He is the enemy of the new exchange rate...

He was saying yes to the United States of America for the longest time. But now that he's kissing the ass of some other jerk...he's not our guy anymore. He's got to go.

Everything is ready. I don't know of anything that needs to be done. If I did I'd tell you...Nothing makes sense without the exchange rate...Everything needs a new exchange rate.

It's amazing how so much preparation has been set up for something that refuses to come out. It refuses to come out because of the Iranian influence...

Question: "Do you know if the older dinar will be exchangeable, [the ones] before 2003?"

No. If the currency you have has the face of Saddam, it's a collector's item. If it does not have the face of Saddam, the Swiss note...then you are probably going to be okay...

JULIAN ASSANGE: Dinar $4.21, VND $2.47, Bolivar $.83, ZIM $.30 @DINARRE...

Iraq's accession to the World Trade Organization: The United Nations confirms tangible progress

Iraq's accession to the World Trade Organization: The United Nations confirms tangible progress

Joining the World Trade Organization is witnessing clear progress, according to the United Nations International Trade Centre, with the completion of key technical and regulatory stages at both the local and international levels.

The International Trade Centre, a United Nations agency, confirmed that Iraq has made clear progress in its steps towards joining the organization.

Eric Bochot, the director of the International Trade Centre’s programs in Iraq, affiliated with the United Nations, said : “The process of Iraq’s accession to the World Trade Organization is still ongoing, and has seen progress in several important stages at both the national and international levels.”

Bushot added that this progress includes the establishment and reactivation of the Iraq Working Group at the World Trade Organization, the revival of national coordination mechanisms, technical reviews of trade-related legislation, communication with member states of the organization, as well as preparatory work related to market access and regulatory harmonization.

The UN official stressed that what has been accomplished so far reflects a continued commitment to aligning the Iraqi trade system with multilateral rules, although additional steps are still required.

For his part, economist Nabil Al-Tamimi said that the government and the Ministry of Trade are working hard to join the World Trade Organization.

Al-Tamimi added that “joining requires several procedures, including legislative and legal amendments, in order for Iraq to meet the conditions for joining this organization, noting that the legislative process in Iraq may be slow for several reasons.”

Al-Tamimi explained that these steps were accompanied by procedural obligations that are part of the conditions for joining the organization. link

JEFF: 🇮🇶 Iraq’s Dollar “Earthquake” at the Start of 2026

🇮🇶 Iraq’s Dollar “Earthquake” at the Start of 2026

Why Rising Dollar Pressure Is Forcing a Dinar Decision

Commentary based on Jeff’s analysis

🌍 A Powerful Headline Out of Iraq

An Iraqi article recently captured attention with this title:

“The Dollar ‘Earthquake’ This Iraqi Markets at the Start of 2026… Expectations of Breaking the 146,000 Barrier.”

This headline reflects a real and growing pressure inside Iraq’s financial system — one that cannot be ignored much longer.

💵 The Parallel Dollar Is Rising — But Why?

Jeff explains the reason is not random:

Trade inside Iraq is increasing
Imports are rising
Iraq’s dinar is not yet a tradable international currency

Because of this, the U.S. dollar remains Iraq’s trade currency until the dinar goes international.

As trade increases, demand for dollars increases — pushing the parallel market higher.

📈 The 146,000 Threshold Matters

The dollar approaching — and threatening to break — 146,000 IQD per $100 is significant.

Why?

Because it creates:

Inflationary pressure
Public concern
A credibility issue for monetary policy

Jeff believes this forces urgency on the Central Bank of Iraq, especially once the new government is fully formed.

🏦 Why This Pushes Toward Revaluation

According to Jeff:

Iraq cannot continue expanding trade using a non-tradable currency
The dollar cannot remain the long-term solution
Monetary normalization becomes unavoidable

The rising dollar is not the problem — it’s the signal.

🔍 Clearing Up the “1 to 1” Confusion

Many people say:

“We’ve heard the dinar will go 1 to 1.”

Jeff agrees — technically, yes — but with an important distinction.

You must look at this from two different angles.

🇮🇶 Inside Iraq: 1 to 1 Purchasing Power

Within Iraq:

Whatever you can buy today with a 25,000 dinar note
You will be able to buy the same items with a 25 dinar note after reform

This is purchasing power parity, not international exchange value.

So yes — inside Iraq, it is effectively 1 to 1.

🌐 Outside Iraq: International Exchange Value

Outside Iraq is a different calculation.

Jeff explains it like this:

If the international rate were $3.00 per dinar (example)
A 25,000 dinar note would equal $75,000
A 25 dinar note would equal $0.75

This highlights the redenomination + revaluation structure — not a contradiction, but a design.

🧠 Why This Structure Makes Sense

This dual approach allows Iraq to:

Protect internal pricing
Avoid domestic inflation shocks
Transition smoothly to international markets
Normalize trade settlement

It’s not about instant wealth — it’s about economic functionality.

⭐ Featured Snippet

Jeff explains that Iraq’s rising parallel dollar rate is driven by increased trade and a non-tradable dinar, forcing the Central Bank toward currency reform once the new government is formed.

❓ Q&A: Jeff’s Dinar Breakdown

Q: Why is the dollar rising in Iraq?

A: Because trade is increasing and the dinar is not yet internationally tradable.

Q: What happens if the dollar breaks 146,000?

A: It increases pressure on the CBI to adjust monetary policy.

Q: Is the dinar really going 1 to 1?

A: Yes — internally for purchasing power, not externally.

Q: Why is the international value different?

A: Because exchange rates and domestic purchasing power are separate systems.

🧭 Final Thoughts

The “dollar earthquake” is not a failure of Iraq’s economy — it is a signal of growth without the right monetary tools.

As trade expands, the system must evolve.

Jeff’s analysis reinforces one core truth:

Iraq cannot finish its economic transition without making the dinar tradable.

Pressure is building — and pressure creates decisions.

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Jeff

Article: "The dollar 'earthquake' this Iraqi markets at the start of 2026...expectations of breaking the 146,000 barrier"

The value of the parallel dollar has gone up.

Why? Because trade is increasing. Because the Iraq dinar is not a tradable currency, the dollar is currently their trade currency until they go international, making the dinar tradable. It's crossing that 146,000 threshold against $100. That's creating a level of urgency for the central bank to need to revalue most likely after the government is formed.

Some of you say, 'We've heard this will be 1 to 1.' Technically, yeah, it's going to be 1 to 1. But you got to look at this from two different angles...Hear me carefully on this. It'll be 1 to 1 only within the country of Iraq, not outside.

Here's why...Whatever you can buy at the grocery store for a 25,000 dinar note...you'll be able to buy the same exact items with a 25 dinar note after. So yeah, in the country of Iraq it'll be 1 to 1...

What about outside Iraq?

There's the dinar against foreign currency value...Let's use a $3.00 as example. You would have a 25,000 note that would be worth $75,000. A 25 note is worth $0.75 cents.

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US-based Chevron visits Sudan and plans to maximize oil revenues

US-based Chevron visits Sudan and plans to maximize oil revenues

Expanding refining and processing capacities

Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani met on Sunday (January 4, 2026) with Joe Kuo, Vice President of the American energy company Chevron. The two sides discussed steps to remove obstacles and adapt contracts to align with the government’s development goals in order to maximize oil production returns and expand refining and processing capabilities.

The Sudanese office stated in a statement, a copy of which was received by 964 Network, that “the Prime Minister received the Vice President of the American energy company Chevron, Joe Cook, and the meeting witnessed discussions on the company’s work and the opportunities for cooperation available in the oil and energy sectors with the Ministry of Oil, and ways to enhance investments and create an attractive

environment.”

According to the statement, the meeting included an exchange of views on the best steps to remove obstacles and adapt contracts to align with the government's development goals in order to maximize oil production returns and expand refining and processing capacities.

According to the statement, Al-Sudani directed that discussions continue between the Ministry of Oil and the company in order to find the best investment opportunities for the national oil sector and to optimize the investment of oil wealth. link