Sunday, December 21, 2025

Jeff: December 20th, a Historic Currency Window & Why the CBI Can Act Independently

According to analyst Jeff, the weekend of December 20th carries special historical significance for Iraq’s currency—and that timing is not being overlooked.

Jeff draws a direct comparison between December 20, 2025, and a key monetary event from the past, while also reinforcing a crucial point many investors still misunderstand: the Central Bank of Iraq (CBI) is fully autonomous.

This autonomy fundamentally changes how—and when—currency decisions can be made.

A Historical Parallel: December 20 Then and Now

Jeff begins by highlighting an important coincidence:

“This weekend right here, this weekend of December 20th, is the same historical weekend when Iraq changed their rate and devalued the currency back on Sunday, December 20, 2020.”

While history does not repeat exactly, Jeff suggests it often rhymes.

The relevance lies in:

This makes the current period symbolically and strategically important.

The Central Bank of Iraq: Fully Autonomous

One of Jeff’s strongest points centers on CBI independence.

“The Central Bank of Iraq is autonomous.”

Autonomy means:

  • Independent monetary authority

  • Separation from political processes

  • Freedom to act based on economic conditions

This independence is a cornerstone of modern central banking.

CBI vs. Government: Who Controls the Exchange Rate?

Jeff clarifies a common misconception:

“They don’t need anything from the government to change the rate other than maybe like a mutual agreement.”

Key takeaways:

  • The CBI does not need a fully seated government

  • Elections do not block monetary action

  • Political transitions do not halt rate decisions

Rate Changes Can Occur During Elections

Jeff emphasizes a point that often surprises investors:

“They could do it while we’re in the middle of this election period…because the CBI is completely autonomous.”

This means:

  • Monetary policy does not pause for politics

  • Exchange rate adjustments can happen at any time

  • Timing depends on readiness, not elections

Why This Matters Right Now

With Iraq currently navigating:

  • Political transitions

  • Parliamentary timelines

  • International integration

The CBI’s autonomy ensures that monetary reform is not hostage to politics.

This separation:

  • Builds international trust

  • Protects currency credibility

  • Aligns Iraq with global financial norms

Autonomy as a Signal of Maturity

An independent central bank signals:

  • Institutional strength

  • Economic discipline

  • Readiness for global markets

Jeff’s commentary reinforces the idea that Iraq’s financial institutions are operating at an international standard.

Featured Snippet: Key Insight

Jeff notes that December 20 marks a historically significant window for Iraq’s currency and emphasizes that the autonomous Central Bank of Iraq can change the exchange rate independently of government or election timelines.

Q&A: Jeff’s Key Points Explained

Q: Why is December 20 significant?

A: It matches the historical weekend when Iraq adjusted its currency rate in 2020.

Q: Does the CBI need the Iraqi government to change the rate?

A: No. The CBI is autonomous and can act independently.

Q: Can the CBI change the rate during elections?

A: Yes. Elections do not restrict CBI authority.

Q: Why is CBI autonomy important?

A: It ensures stable, politically independent monetary policy.

Final Thoughts: Timing, Authority & Readiness

Jeff’s analysis brings attention to two critical truths:

  1. Timing matters—history provides context

  2. Authority matters more—the CBI controls monetary action

As Iraq moves toward its next economic phase, the independence of its central bank remains one of the strongest indicators of credibility and readiness.

The calendar may be symbolic—but autonomy is decisive.

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 This weekend right here, this weekend of December 20th, is the same historical weekend when Iraq changed their rate and devalued the currency back on Sunday, December 20, 2020.  This is that same historical period. 

The Central Bank of Iraq is autonomous.  That means they can change the rate separately from the government of Iraq whenever they want to. 

 They don't need anything from the government to change the rate other than maybe like a mutual agreement ...They don't even need the government to be done and completed. They could do it while we're in the middle of this election period...because the CBI is completely autonomous.

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THE IRAQI AND AMERICAN FOREIGN MINISTERS DISCUSS GOVERNMENT FORMATION AND REVIEW REGIONAL CHALLENGES

THE IRAQI AND AMERICAN FOREIGN MINISTERS DISCUSS GOVERNMENT FORMATION AND REVIEW REGIONAL CHALLENGES

Iraqi Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein discussed with US Deputy Secretary of State Michael Regas on Tuesday joint cooperation in various political, economic and security fields and the regional and international challenges facing the region. While stressing the need to expedite the formation of the federal government, Hussein called for a review of travel warnings to Iraq.

This came during Fuad Hussein’s reception of the US Deputy Secretary of State in Baghdad, where the meeting discussed ways to strengthen bilateral relations between Iraq and the United States, and to follow up on frameworks for joint cooperation in various political, economic and security fields.

According to a statement issued by the Iraqi Ministry of Foreign Affairs and received by Shafaq News Agency, the meeting included a review of “regional and international challenges facing the region, including efforts to achieve stability, the need to support dialogue, with a focus on the situation in Syria and Iran, and the importance of working to reduce tension and build understanding to enhance security and stability in the region.”

Hussein emphasized the importance of de-escalating regional tensions, stressing Iraq’s role in supporting stability efforts. He also reviewed the political developments following the elections.

He stressed “the need to expedite the formation of the federal government in accordance with constitutional timelines, while taking into account the balance between political forces to ensure the regularity of the democratic process and the activation of parliament and government, in a way that contributes to the efficient and effective implementation of government programs.”

Hussein also praised the positive atmosphere that prevailed during the elections and the high voter turnout, stressing the importance of continued political stability in the country.

He pointed to the imminent opening of the US consulate in Erbil, and what it represents in terms of strengthening diplomatic cooperation between the two countries, while stressing the need to reopen the US consulate in Basra Governorate.

Hussein stressed the importance of “continued coordination between Iraq and the United States, and continued cooperation in the areas of economy, infrastructure and investment, in order to promote development and support the return of American companies to invest in Iraq.”

He also called for a review of travel warnings to Iraq, given the security stability the country is experiencing, and for facilitating investment opportunities.

For his part, Michael Regas expressed the United States’ appreciation for the progress Iraq has made in promoting stability and security, stressing his country’s support for efforts in this area.

He pointed to the importance of continued regional and international coordination to address economic, political and security challenges, stressing the importance of working within a positive bilateral relationship with the Iraqi government.


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Sandy Ingram: Western IQD Investors, Syria’s Influence & Iraq’s Currency Path Forward

 In a candid and thought-provoking commentary, Sandy Ingram addresses one of the most overlooked realities surrounding the Iraqi dinar: Western IQD investors remain a significant challenge for Iraq and the Central Bank of Iraq (CBI).

At the same time, Sandy highlights a geopolitical truth that many investors have never fully understood—Syria plays a more critical role in Iraq’s economic stability and future than Iran does.

Together, these insights help explain why Iraq’s currency reform is complex, cautious, and deeply connected to regional dynamics.

Western IQD Investors: An Ongoing Challenge

Sandy Ingram begins with a direct acknowledgment:

“We, us, IQD investors in the west are still a problem [for Iraq and the CBI].”

Her concern centers on how Iraq will ultimately manage one of its largest currency challenges—foreign-held dinar outside the country.

Key points include:

  • Massive offshore IQD holdings

  • Limited transparency on how redemptions will be handled

  • The need for controlled, responsible currency appreciation

Despite these challenges, Sandy emphasizes one crucial certainty:

“All we know for sure is Iraq is on the path, the track, in which currency values increase.”

Iraq’s Currency Path: Gradual, Not Instant

Sandy does not suggest sudden or dramatic changes. Instead, she reinforces:

  • A measured approach by the CBI

  • Incremental strengthening of the dinar

  • Alignment with economic and regional stability

This approach reduces risk while protecting Iraq’s long-term financial interests.

The Missing Piece for Many Investors: Syria

Sandy then reveals a realization that reshaped her understanding:

“What most IQD investors have never been told is Syria is more important to Iraq’s economy and well-being than Iran.”

For years, Middle East reporting has often paired Iraq and Iran. However, Sandy explains that Iraq and Syria are more tightly linked in practical, day-to-day realities.

Why Syria and Iraq Are Deeply Connected

Sandy outlines several critical factors:

1. A Long, Porous Border

  • Iraq and Syria share an extensive, lightly controlled border

  • Economic, security, and humanitarian issues cross easily

2. Immediate Spillover Effects

“When Syria becomes unstable… Iraq feels the pressure almost immediately.”

Instability in Syria directly impacts:

  • Border security

  • Trade routes

  • Refugee movement

  • Internal Iraqi stability

Iran vs. Syria: A Crucial Distinction

Sandy contrasts the two neighbors clearly.

Iran

  • Aggressive regional posture

  • Under heavy international sanctions

  • Economically strained

  • Seeks to lean on Iraq for support

Syria

  • Directly intertwined with Iraq’s internal stability

  • Shares security, economic, and humanitarian risks

  • Shapes Iraq’s future through proximity, not influence

“Syria and Iraq hold hands much more tighter than Iraq and Iran.”

Why Syria Shapes Iraq’s Economic Future

Sandy’s conclusion is straightforward:

“What happens in Syria shapes Iraq’s future.”

This reality affects:

  • Investor confidence

  • Banking reform timelines

  • Currency valuation strategy

  • Regional economic planning

Ignoring Syria’s role leads to misreading Iraq’s pace and priorities.

Featured Snippet: Key Insight

Sandy Ingram explains that Syria has a greater impact on Iraq’s economic stability than Iran, and despite challenges from Western IQD investors, Iraq’s currency trajectory continues to point upward.

Q&A: Key Takeaways from Sandy Ingram

Q: Why are Western IQD investors a concern for Iraq?

A: Large offshore holdings complicate currency management and reform execution.

Q: Is Iraq’s currency expected to rise?

A: Yes, Sandy confirms Iraq is on a clear path toward increasing currency value.

Q: Why is Syria more important to Iraq than Iran?

A: Due to shared borders, immediate spillover effects, and direct impact on stability.

Q: How does Syrian instability affect Iraq?

A: Security, trade, and economic pressure transfer quickly across the border.

Final Thoughts: Understanding the Bigger Picture

Sandy Ingram’s analysis reminds investors that currency reform does not happen in isolation.

It is shaped by:

  • Regional stability

  • Neighboring conflicts

  • Foreign-held currency exposure

  • Strategic patience by central banks

For those watching Iraq’s dinar, understanding Syria’s role is no longer optional—it is essential.

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  We, us, IQD investors in the west are still a problem [for Iraq and the CBI].  My  biggest concern is how Iraq is going to handle one of their biggest currency problems...All we know for sure is Iraq is on the path, the track, in which currency values increase

 I could look on the map and see Syria and Iraq are neighbors.  But what I wasn't seeing and what I didn't understand was what most IQD investors have never been told is Syria is more important to Iraq's economy and well-being than Iran...In the Middle East news I have always seen Iraq and Syria paired up in reports.

  Silly me, I didn't  understand Syria and Iraq hold hands much more tighter than Iraq and Iran...Iran is aggressive.  Iran is under sanctions.  Iran is hungry.  They need food...shelter ...money...They want to lean on Iraq...Syria and Iraq share a long porous border...anything that happens in Syria can quickly spill over into Iraq.  When Syria becomes unstable...Iraq feels the pressure almost immediately... What  happens in Syria shapes Iraq's future... 

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WASHINGTON IS CONSIDERING “FORTIFYING” KURDISTAN’S AIRSPACE… AND TRUMP: STRIKING TEHRAN’S NUCLEAR PROGRAM CHANGED IRAQ’S DIRECTION

WASHINGTON IS CONSIDERING “FORTIFYING” KURDISTAN’S AIRSPACE… AND TRUMP: STRIKING TEHRAN’S NUCLEAR PROGRAM CHANGED IRAQ’S DIRECTION

US President Donald Trump announced that he is considering the request submitted by the Kurdistan Region to supply it with an air defense system, noting that Iraq’s position towards Washington has completely changed and become more friendly, following the targeting of the Iranian nuclear infrastructure at the beginning of this year.

In remarks to reporters from the White House on Tuesday, December 2, 2025, President Trump said regarding supplying the Kurdistan Region with an air defense system: “We are thinking about it. This issue was not among our priorities previously, but we are hearing about it increasingly now.”

Trump added: “The situation in Iraq is completely different from what it was before we destroyed Iran’s nuclear capabilities, and relations have undergone major transformations.”

The US president noted the decline in the “fear factor” surrounding Iran and its significant diminished prestige, asserting that it no longer plays that dominant role. He explained, “Previously, Iran played the role of the main threat in the Middle East, and Iraq was being oppressed by Tehran.”

Trump stressed that following the US attacks on Iranian nuclear facilities, Iraq became more open to dialogue with Washington and showed a greater willingness to reach an understanding.

He continued, saying: “Iraq nominated me for the Nobel Prize, which is a great honor that we did not expect from the Iraqi side.”

The US president also criticized his country’s past policies, saying: “We had a former president who thought invading Iraq was a very smart idea; we invaded, and suddenly, instead of having a counterbalance to Iran, Tehran ended up dominating the Middle East for a long time.”


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Clare: Iraq Confirms Full Sovereignty, UNAMI Ends & U.S. Conditions Shape the New Government

 Recent statements from Iraqi leadership and U.S. officials mark a defining moment in Iraq’s political and international evolution. According to reports shared by Clare, Iraq has now proven its sovereignty to the international community, while global partners—especially the United States—are making clear demands regarding the composition of the next Iraqi government.

Together, these developments signal that Iraq’s transition into a fully sovereign, internationally integrated state is no longer theoretical—it is being formally recognized and enforced.

Prime Minister Sudani: Iraq’s Sovereignty Is Internationally Recognized

In a powerful public statement, Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Sudani confirmed that Iraq has achieved a milestone long in the making.

Key Quote

“Iraq has proven its sovereignty to the international community… with recognition from the United Nations and the international community.”

This declaration reflects:

  • Years of institutional reform

  • Security stabilization

  • Political restructuring

  • International compliance

It also confirms that Iraq is no longer viewed as a state under external supervision, but as a capable and independent nation.

The End of UNAMI: A Symbol of National Maturity

Sudani directly addressed the conclusion of the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI):

“The end of the mission reflects the success of Iraq’s programs and plans.”

The termination of UNAMI is not symbolic—it is procedural and strategic.

What the End of UNAMI Means

  • Iraq no longer requires UN oversight

  • Domestic institutions are deemed functional

  • Governance standards meet international expectations

  • Sovereignty is operational, not ceremonial

This step places Iraq in a new category among post-conflict nations.

Why UN Recognition Matters Now

Recognition by the UN and international community:

  • Enables deeper economic integration

  • Strengthens diplomatic standing

  • Supports foreign investment confidence

  • Reinforces monetary and banking reform credibility

Sovereignty is the foundation upon which all other reforms depend.

U.S. Position: Armed Groups Cannot Be Part of the New Government

A second article cited by Clare reveals Washington’s firm stance on Iraq’s future leadership.

Key Quote from a U.S. State Department Spokesman

“Iraqi leaders are well aware of what is and is not consistent with the strong partnership between Iraq and America.”

The message was clear and deliberate.

U.S. Demand: Dismantle Armed Groups Linked to Iran

The unnamed State Department official added:

“Washington will continue a frank dialogue with Iraq about the urgent need to dismantle armed groups close to Iran.”

This condition signals:

  • Zero tolerance for militia influence

  • Emphasis on state-controlled security

  • Alignment with international governance standards

For Iraq, this is a non-negotiable requirement for maintaining strong Western partnerships.

Why This Matters for Iraq’s Next Government

The formation of a new Iraqi government must now meet two criteria:

  1. Domestic legitimacy

  2. International acceptability

Excluding armed groups is essential for:

  • Sovereign decision-making

  • Economic credibility

  • Banking and monetary reform

  • Long-term stability

Sovereignty, Security & Economic Reform Are Interlinked

These developments show that:

  • Sovereignty enables independence

  • Security enables sovereignty

  • Political clarity enables economic progress

Without control over armed groups, true sovereignty cannot exist.

Featured Snippet: Key Takeaway

Prime Minister Sudani confirms Iraq’s sovereignty is recognized by the UN as UNAMI ends, while the U.S. demands that armed groups be excluded from the new government to preserve international partnerships.

Q&A: Key Questions Explained

Q: What does the end of UNAMI signify?

A: Iraq is considered capable of governing without UN oversight.

Q: Why is UN recognition important?

A: It validates Iraq’s sovereignty and supports global integration.

Q: Why is the U.S. pressuring Iraq on armed groups?

A: Armed militias undermine sovereignty, stability, and international trust.

Q: How does this affect Iraq’s future reforms?

A: Political legitimacy is required for banking, monetary, and economic reforms.

Final Thoughts: Sovereignty Comes With Conditions

Iraq has crossed a historic threshold:

  • Sovereignty has been earned and recognized

  • UN oversight has formally ended

  • International partners now expect accountability and reform

As Iraq moves forward, its leadership choices will determine whether this sovereignty translates into lasting stability and economic growth.

The message from the world is clear: Iraq is sovereign—but sovereignty must be protected.

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 Article: "Sudani: We Have Proven Iraq’s Sovereignty to the International Community"  Quote:  "Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Sudani said on Saturday that Iraq... has proven its sovereignty to the international community...with recognition from the United Nations and the international community...Regarding the completion of the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI), Sudani said the end of the mission reflects the success of Iraq’s programs and plans..."


Article: "Officials: America demands that armed groups not be included in the new Iraqi government" 
Quote: "A State Department spokesman, who declined to be named, said: Iraqi leaders are well aware of what is and is  not consistent with the strong partnership between Iraq and America, adding that Washington will continue a frank dialogue with  Iraq about "the urgent need to dismantle armed groups close to Iran."
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SAMIR AL-NASSIRI: THE BANKING REFORM PLAN IS BEING IMPLEMENTED SUCCESSFULLY ACCORDING TO ITS TIMETABLE.

SAMIR AL-NASSIRI: THE BANKING REFORM PLAN IS BEING IMPLEMENTED SUCCESSFULLY ACCORDING TO ITS TIMETABLE.

Banking consultant and expert Samir Al-Nassiri confirmed that the Central Bank, Oliver Wyman, and other banks are continuing to implement the standards of the banking reform plan in partnership and daily coordination, according to the plan’s timeline, which was launched on April 7, 2025.

The Central Bank published the project implementation mechanisms and the banks signed an agreement to comply with the plan. Preparations are now underway to launch the first evaluation cycle during the first quarter of 2026.

The procedures and efforts undertaken by the Central Bank of Iraq, in cooperation and consultation with the consulting firm and private banks, have resulted in tangible steps during the current quarter in facilitating the implementation of the objectives, programs, mechanisms and standards of the comprehensive banking reform project, within the framework of implementing the Central Bank’s third strategy.

He explained that the main objective of this project is to build a sound, modern, comprehensive and flexible banking sector that contributes to achieving rapid growth in the national economy, a cumulative increase in GDP, and enhancing the market value of the banking sector.

 Al-Nassiri pointed out that economic reform begins with banking reform, explaining that the challenges facing the Iraqi economy simultaneously present significant opportunities to reform and develop the banking and financial sector, in line with the government’s program and the Central Bank’s future vision. He added that the banking sector will play a pivotal role in achieving sustainable development and attracting investments, as well as supporting ongoing efforts to activate non-oil productive sectors with the aim of diversifying national income sources and ensuring financial sustainability and balanced economic growth.

 Al-Nassiri explained that the role of the Central Bank is also embodied in regulating the financing of foreign trade and implementing infrastructure projects related to comprehensive digital transformation, in addition to expanding the use of electronic payment tools in a way that enhances the achievement of financial inclusion.

 He stressed that these efforts will contribute to providing real opportunities for reforming, developing and empowering the private banking sector during the period 2025–2028, through a set of key objectives, most notably:

* Developing the Iraqi banking system to keep pace with internationally approved banking and accounting standards.

* Building a sound, modern, comprehensive and flexible banking sector capable of adapting to economic changes.

* To enhance citizens’ confidence in the local banking sector and achieve international recognition of its transparency, progress, and commitment to international standards, thereby strengthening the confidence of global correspondent banks in dealing with it.

* Rehabilitating restricted or weakly active banks to enable them to return to the banking market with their full internal and external activities.

* Refocusing the role of banks on their core function of financing and lending for development, while promoting financial inclusion and increasing its rate in accordance with the established plans.

* To promote the transition from a cash economy to a digital economy by attracting funds circulating outside the banking system, which represent about 90% of the money supply, and bringing them into the formal banking cycle.

Al-Nassiri explained that although the period specified for their implementation according to the banking reform project and the Central Bank’s strategy extends to three years, what was achieved during the years 2023, 2024 and 2025 is considered an important achievement, as solid foundations and rules were built that formed the main pillar for the desired reform path.

He added that these achievements will contribute to the process of evaluating and classifying Iraqi banks based on the extent to which they achieve the goals set within the banking reform project, in accordance with the approved international standards and criteria.


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FIREFLY & OMAR : UN Confirms Iraq’s International Shift in 2026 & Why the 1310 Exchange Rate Framework Is Ending

 A new boots-on-the-ground report shared by Frank26, alongside updates from Omar and Firefly, provides critical clarity on Iraq’s monetary reform narrative as 2025 comes to a close.

The update reinforces a consistent theme: Iraq’s domestic phase ends in 2025, and its international economic phase begins in 2026, supported by banking reforms and a transition away from the current 1310 IQD/USD framework.

UN Confirmation: Domestic Iraq Ends, International Iraq Begins

Omar – Boots on the Ground

“The UN has clearly shown the domestic Iraq ends in 2025 and the international Iraq starts in 2026 with banking reforms.”

This statement aligns with:

The shift does not represent a sudden event, but a planned transition into global financial integration.

Frank26’s Key Question: How Was 1310 Accepted Internationally?

Frank immediately challenged the situation:

“Well, tell me UN, how did you convince the international world to accept 1310 as the rate?”

This question highlights an important reality:

  • 1310 was never intended as a permanent international rate

  • It functioned as a temporary, managed framework

  • Its acceptance was transitional—not final

CBI Clarification: Expiration Does Not Mean Instant New Rate

Firefly’s Report

“The CBI is saying the expiration of 1310 does not mean a new rate automatically announced on January 1, 2026.”

The Central Bank of Iraq has been explicit:

  • 1310 expires at the end of 2025

  • Expiration signals the end of the current framework

  • It does not require an immediate announcement

This reinforces the concept of review, reassessment, and restructuring.

What the CBI Officially Stated on Television

Firefly further clarified what was communicated directly on Iraqi TV news:

“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 into the new year.”

Key points:

  • 1310 is locked in through December 31

  • Any changes are considered after the year ends

  • The process is deliberate and controlled

From Fixed Rate to Review & Reassessment

This language is critical:

  • Review

  • Reassess

  • Framework ends

These terms indicate:

  • A shift away from rigid controls

  • Alignment with international banking norms

  • Preparation for a more flexible currency structure

“Good Guy vs. Bad Guy” Monetary Reform Education

Frank26 summarized the entire communication strategy:

“What we’re witnessing right now is what I call ‘good guy versus bad guy’ in the monetary reform education to you Iraqi citizens.”

According to Frank:

  • One voice calms fears and downplays change

  • Another voice introduces logic and future readiness

  • Together, they hide the truth and reveal the truth simultaneously

Frank called this tactic brilliant, as it:

  • Maintains stability

  • Prevents panic

  • Educates without shocking the population

Why This Messaging Matters Now

As Iraq transitions:

  • Citizens must trust institutions

  • Markets must see continuity

  • International partners must see discipline

The “good guy vs. bad guy” approach balances transparency and control during a sensitive monetary shift.

Featured Snippet: Key Insight

Frank26 explains that the expiration of the 1310 IQD exchange rate marks the end of a temporary framework, not an instant new rate, as Iraq prepares to enter its international economic phase in 2026.

Q&A: Key Clarifications

Q: Does 1310 expiring mean a new rate on Jan 1, 2026?

A: No. The CBI says it triggers review and reassessment, not an automatic change.

Q: Why did the international community accept 1310?

A: It was accepted as a temporary, controlled framework during Iraq’s domestic phase.

Q: What does “international Iraq” mean?

A: Full engagement with global banking, trade, and financial systems.

Q: Why use mixed messaging to citizens?

A: To educate while maintaining economic and social stability.

Final Thoughts: The Framework Is Ending, Not the Process

This update confirms a critical understanding:

  • 1310 was a bridge, not a destination

  • 2025 closes Iraq’s domestic chapter

  • 2026 opens its international economic role

The Central Bank of Iraq is not rushing—but it is transitioning with intent.

For those paying attention, the message is not confusion—it is coordination.

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  [Iraq boots-on-the-ground report]  

OMAR:The UN has clearly shown the domestic Iraq ends in 2025 and the international Iraq starts in 2026 with banking reforms.  

FRANK:  Well, tell me UN, how did you convince the international world to accept 1310 as the rate?


 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.
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