Iraqi Dinar Update: CBI Confirms End of the 1310 Framework – What Frank26 Says It Really Means
New boots-on-the-ground information from Iraq, shared by Firefly and Frank26, provides important clarification from the Central Bank of Iraq (CBI) regarding the 1310 exchange rate, its expiration, and what may come next.
While mainstream messaging emphasizes stability, Frank26 believes Iraq is witnessing a carefully managed monetary reform education campaign, designed to prepare Iraqi citizens for what lies ahead—without violating constitutional limits.
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🏦 CBI Clarifies the 1310 Exchange Rate
🔍 What the Central Bank of Iraq Is Saying
According to Firefly, the CBI recently addressed concerns on Iraqi television regarding the expiration of the 1310 exchange rate:
1310 is locked in through the end of the year
Its expiration does NOT automatically mean a new rate on January 1, 2026
The expiration signals the end of the current exchange rate framework
Any changes will be reviewed and reassessed after December
This messaging is deliberate and cautious, emphasizing stability and control.
🎯 Frank26’s Interpretation: “It Doesn’t Mean It Won’t Either”
Frank26 immediately highlighted an important nuance:
“It doesn’t mean that you’re not going to either…”
In other words, while the CBI avoids promising a new rate on a specific date, they are not denying it. The door remains open.
Frank26 believes this is strategic communication, not contradiction.
🧠 “Good Guy vs Bad Guy” Monetary Reform Education
Frank26 describes what is happening now as a dual messaging strategy:
One side reassures citizens that nothing sudden is happening
The other side slowly educates, hints, and prepares the population
“I find this tactic to be brilliant…to hide the truth and at the same time give you the truth.”
This approach:
Prevents panic
Reduces shock
Maintains confidence in the banking system
🎙️ Sudani Speaks: Who Really Controls the Exchange Rate?
Firefly reported that Prime Minister Sudani appeared on television and made a key statement:
The government does NOT control the exchange rate
Only the Central Bank of Iraq has the authority to change it
The government’s role has been to reduce the gap between:
Official rate
Parallel (street) market rate
This distinction is critical and constitutionally required.
📜 Constitutional Limits & Subtle Signals
Frank26 emphasized that Iraqi officials cannot openly announce:
“We are about to raise the value.”
Doing so would violate constitutional boundaries.
However, they can:
Discuss removing the three zeros
Talk about adding value
Use examples, illustrations, and explanations
Gradually soften the public’s reaction
“They can suggest it… hint it… exemplify it… illustrate it… Hell, they can draw it on a map.”
🕰️ Why This Messaging Matters Now
Frank26 believes Sudani’s recent appearance signals a new phase:
The population is being mentally prepared
The monetary reform is being “massaged”
Expectations are being managed without triggering instability
This is not delay—it is conditioning.
❓ Q&A – Featured Snippets
Does the expiration of 1310 mean no RV is coming?
No. The CBI states it does not automatically mean a new rate, but it also does not rule one out.
Who has the authority to change the Iraqi dinar rate?
Only the Central Bank of Iraq, not the government.
Why doesn’t Iraq openly announce a rate increase?
Because it would violate constitutional rules. Officials must communicate indirectly.
What does “ending the framework” mean?
It means the current system governing the 1310 rate concludes, allowing reassessment and possible change.
📌 Featured Insight
The Central Bank of Iraq confirms the 1310 exchange rate framework ends after December, signaling a reassessment phase while officials cautiously prepare citizens for monetary reform.
🧭 Final Thoughts
The message from the CBI, Sudani, and Iraqi media is carefully controlled—but not accidental. According to Frank26, Iraq is not delaying reform—it is preparing its people.
The end of the 1310 framework is not the end of the story. It may be the final chapter before change.
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[Iraq boots-on-the-ground report]
FIREFLY: The CBI is saying the expiration of 1310 does not mean a new rate automatically announced on January 1, 2026. The CBI says it signals the end of the current framework. FRANK: It doesn't mean that you're not going to either...
FIREFLY: The Central Bank of Iraq is saying they have set the exchange rate at 1310 dinar through the end of the year and then they will review and reassess the rate as they had into the new year...1310 is locked in for now and any changes will be considered after December ends. This was answered to the guy on TV news from the CBI.
FRANK: What we're witnessing right now is what I call 'good guy versus bad guy' in the monetary reform education to you Iraqi citizens...I find this tactic to be brilliant in order to hide the truth and in order to give you the truth.
FIREFLY:
Sudani was on TV yesterday...talking about it's the responsibility solely of the CBI to change the exchange rate. He said he government has...lowered the gap between the official rate and the parallel market rate. But to actually change the rate is the responsibility of the CBI.
FRANK: It looks like it's Sudani's turn to come out and massage the monetary reform for the Iraqi citizens so they can become nice and tender about receiving it...It's Sudani's turn to say the obvious without directly saying it because it is against the constitution to tell you, 'we're about to raise the value.' But they can tell you, 'We can raise the 3 zeros to add value.' They can suggest it...hint it...exemplify it...illustrate it. Hell, they can draw it on a map...so that it softens the shock of introduction...
