💹 CENTRAL BANK UPDATE: NO CHANGE TO THE DINAR 💹
📅 Date: November 11, 2025
A trusted source from the Central Bank of Iraq confirms:
🚫 No change to the exchange rate – the bank continues to defend the current rate.
Some media reports suggested a future adjustment to the exchange rate, but these studies originated over ten years ago and did not come from the Central Bank.
💰 Foreign reserves remain strong, sufficient to cover imports and maintain financial stability.
❌ Rumors of Dinar Devaluation Denied
The Central Bank also denies reports of the dinar dropping to 4,000 IQD per USD.
The bank urges media and citizens to rely only on official sources.
The goal: avoid financial panic caused by misinformation.
📌 Key takeaway: The Iraqi dinar is stable, the Central Bank is defending it, and there’s no RV or devaluation happening.
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A SOURCE CLARIFIES: THERE WILL BE NO CHANGE TO THE EXCHANGE RATE, AND THE CENTRAL BANK CONTINUES TO DEFEND IT.
November 11, 2025
A source clarifies – There will be no change to the exchange rate and the Central Bank continues to defend it. Some media outlets reported on a study suggesting a government plan to adjust the exchange rate in the future. However, it turned out that this plan, which was published in studies, did not originate from the central bank and dates back more than ten years.
In this context, a source from the Central Bank confirmed on Tuesday (November 11, 2025) that foreign reserves remain at comfortable levels sufficient to cover imports and enhance the stability of the financial market.
The source explained that “the Central Bank continues to defend the current rate, and that the monetary and financial indicators in the country are stable and support this trend.”
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THE CENTRAL BANK DENIES RUMORS OF A DINAR DEVALUATION.
The Central Bank denied on Tuesday (November 11, 2025) rumors of the dinar’s decline, stressing that they were untrue and were not issued by any official body.
The bank’s media office stated in a statement that “the Central Bank of Iraq denied the news circulating about the expected decrease in the value of the dinar to 4,000 dinars against the dollar, stressing that this information is incorrect and was not issued by any official body within the bank.”
The bank called on the media and citizens to rely only on official sources and to avoid being drawn into rumors aimed at creating financial panic in the market.
