Trump’s Comments on Iraq’s Prime Minister and the Iraqi Dinar RV Debate
Recent remarks by Donald Trump have sparked renewed debate across the Iraqi dinar investment community. During a press exchange, Trump was asked:
Press Question: “Do you still have a veto on who becomes the Iraqi Prime Minister?”
Trump’s Response: “We're looking at a prime minister. We're going to see what's going to happen. We've got some ideas on it. But in the end, everybody needs the US. Everybody needs us.”
These comments quickly circulated among dinar followers, reigniting speculation about U.S. influence in Iraq and whether political shifts could impact the value of the Iraqi currency.
At the same time, prominent dinar commentator Kaperoni reiterated a familiar position in response to the community claim that “The RV is coming”:
“There is no RV. If the dinar ever was going to go up in value it will be gradually over time based on the growth of the economy.
Read also: Gifted ZIM Holders, 800 Numbers, and Redemption Timeline Explained by Bruce It could take several more months or years to see it begin to rise. But there is no RV. Iraq's currency is not a lottery ticket!”Let’s break this down.
Understanding the Political Context in Iraq
Iraq’s political landscape has historically been complex, with influence from multiple global players, including the United States. Since the 2003 Iraq War, U.S.–Iraq relations have shaped defense, economic policy, and monetary reform discussions.
The selection of Iraq’s Prime Minister often carries geopolitical weight. U.S. diplomatic influence may exist, but Iraq operates as a sovereign nation with its own parliamentary processes.
While Trump’s remarks suggest ongoing U.S. interest in Iraq’s leadership, they do not confirm direct control over Iraqi political decisions.
What Does This Mean for the Iraqi Dinar?
The central question remains:
Is a sudden RV (Revaluation) realistic?
The RV Narrative
For years, some investors have anticipated a dramatic overnight revaluation of the Iraqi dinar — a sudden increase in exchange rate that would yield substantial profits.
However, currency revaluations of that magnitude are historically rare. Major economies adjust exchange rates gradually, typically in response to:
GDP growth
Foreign reserves
Trade balance improvements
Monetary policy reforms
Stability and investor confidence
The Gradual Appreciation Argument
Kaperoni’s position reflects mainstream economic thinking:
Currency value is tied to economic fundamentals.
Sustainable appreciation requires long-term growth.
There is no evidence of a planned overnight RV event.
Iraq continues to work on economic diversification, oil revenue stabilization, and banking reforms. Any upward movement in the dinar would likely occur progressively rather than through a sudden “reset.”
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No confirmed evidence supports an overnight Iraqi dinar RV. Economic experts argue that any increase in value would likely occur gradually, based on Iraq’s economic growth, foreign reserves, and financial reforms.
Q&A Section
❓ Does the U.S. control who becomes Iraq’s Prime Minister?
No official policy grants the U.S. a veto over Iraq’s Prime Minister. While the United States may exert diplomatic influence, Iraq remains a sovereign nation with its own parliamentary system.
❓ Can political changes in Iraq affect the dinar?
Yes, indirectly. Political stability can strengthen investor confidence, which may positively impact currency value over time. However, political shifts alone do not cause overnight currency revaluations.
❓ Is the Iraqi dinar a “lottery ticket”?
Most economists say no. Currency appreciation is typically gradual and tied to economic fundamentals rather than sudden windfalls.
❓ Could the dinar increase in value eventually?
It’s possible over the long term if Iraq experiences sustained economic growth, structural reforms, and improved fiscal stability. However, timing and magnitude are unpredictable.
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Trump signals ongoing U.S. interest in Iraq’s leadership while dinar analysts debate the long-promised RV. Experts emphasize economic fundamentals over speculation.
Key Takeaways
Trump’s comments highlight geopolitical interest, not currency reform.
There is no verified evidence of a sudden Iraqi dinar RV.
Gradual appreciation remains the more realistic economic scenario.
Investors should approach speculative currency plays with caution.
Final Thoughts
The Iraqi dinar discussion continues to divide the community between speculation and economic realism. Political developments, including remarks from figures like Donald Trump, may influence sentiment — but sustainable currency appreciation depends on long-term economic performance, not headlines.
As always, informed research and risk awareness are essential when evaluating any foreign currency investment.
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Press Question to President Trump: "Do you still have a veto on who becomes the Iraqi Prime Minister?" "We're looking at a prime minister. We're going to see what's going to happen. We've got some ideas on it. But in the end, everybody needs the US. Everybody needs us."
Kaperoni
Community comment: "The RV is coming"
There is no RV. If the dinar ever was going to go up in value it will be gradually over time based on the growth of the economy it could take several more months or years to see it begin to rise. But there is no RV. Iraq's currency is not a lottery ticket!
