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The Prime Minister's Economic Advisor: The Fluctuation Of The Dollar Is Temporary And Is Not Based On Real Economic Data
Baratha News Agency168 2025-12-14 The financial advisor to the Prime Minister, Mazhar Muhammad Saleh, confirmed on Sunday that the fluctuation of the dollar is temporary and is not based on real economic data.
Saleh told the official agency that "what happened in the parallel exchange market during the past few days is nothing more than an emergency and temporary fluctuation resulting from inaccurate information effects known in economic analysis as colored noise, which is distorted information that is mostly based on rumors, and leads to short-term speculation in the unregulated money market."
He added that "transitional periods usually witness such price movements, especially as the country continues in the post-legislative election phase, and in parallel with the implementation of the customs governance system and its digital procedures in accordance with international standards, including customs tracking systems and modern digital applications that enhance transparency and discipline in the commercial and financial environment together."
He explained that “the aforementioned fluctuation in the price of the dollar against the dinar in the parallel market has not left a substantial impact on the stability of the general price level, as monetary policy continues to achieve its operational and intermediate goals in stabilizing prices in general and maintaining the stability of the official exchange rate in particular, a path that is reflected in the decline of the annual inflation growth rate to normal fractional levels not exceeding 2.5% annually.”
He explained that "the policy of maintaining a stable exchange rate is an approved policy based on fundamental principles, foremost among them the efficiency of foreign reserves supporting the stability of the official exchange rate of 1320 dinars per dollar." https://burathanews.com/arabic/economic/468892
Iraqi Foreign Minister: Ending the UNAMI mission in Iraq reflects the progress and stability achieved.
United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres expressed his pride in the ongoing cooperation with Iraq on Saturday, while Iraqi Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein affirmed his country's appreciation for the international organization's role during previous phases.
A statement from the Iraqi Ministry of Foreign Affairs, received by the Iraqi News Agency (INA), stated that "Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein received the Secretary-General of the United Nations, Antonio Guterres, upon his arrival at Baghdad International Airport."
The statement explained that "this visit came on the occasion of the announcement of the end of the work of the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI), after years of carrying out its tasks in supporting the political process, promoting stability, and providing advice and assistance in various fields."
During the reception, the Minister affirmed the Iraqi government's appreciation for the role played by the United Nations and UNAMI in supporting Iraq during previous phases, noting that "the termination of the mission's work reflects the progress and stability achieved, and embodies Iraq's ability to manage its national affairs and strengthen its sovereignty and constitutional institutions."
For his part, the Secretary-General of the United Nations expressed his "pride in the existing cooperation with Iraq," stressing "the continued support of the international organization for Iraq through new cooperation frameworks that are appropriate for the next stage, and that enhance sustainable development and international partnership."
United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres arrived in Baghdad this morning to participate in the official ceremony marking the end of the mandate of the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq link
Iraq’s Monetary Reform Is Getting Louder: Why a Rate Change Narrative Is Building Toward 2026
For the fifth consecutive day, the same Iraqi economist has stepped forward to explain — clearly and precisely — that Iraq now has both the potential and the possibility for a currency rate change.
This is not random.
This is not accidental.
This is consistent messaging.
And consistency in economics is everything.
Let’s be clear about what is — and is not — being said.
The economist is not:
Announcing a new exchange rate
Giving an exact number
Declaring an official revaluation
But he doesn’t need to.
Why?
Because the Central Bank of Iraq (CBI), Prime Minister Sudani, President Saleh, and multiple economists have already provided the data points needed to understand the direction.
👉 In Frank26’s opinion, everything needed to calculate a new rate is already on the table.
One of the most important pieces of this puzzle comes from Oliver Wyman, the global consulting firm.
Their analysis pointed to 2026 as a year where a rate change would occur.
That statement alone:
Validates internal Iraqi commentary
Aligns with reform timelines
Adds international credibility
This is why the conversation has intensified.
Frank26 described it perfectly:
“The monetary reform, oh my goodness, it is so loud. It is so direct and it’s so obvious.”
This reform is no longer whispered behind closed doors.
It is being:
Explained publicly
Repeated daily
Communicated directly to Iraqi citizens
The CBI Governor himself is now a central voice in this process.
One of the most important shifts is who is doing the talking.
The Governor of the Central Bank of Iraq is:
Explaining monetary reform daily
Educating citizens on the process
Preparing the population psychologically and financially
This is critical.
💡 You do not educate a population daily unless something is coming.
According to Frank26’s opinion:
December 15th represents a requirement date
January 1, 2026 demands something new
The current 1310–1320 rate cannot continue unchanged
“There has to be something to replace 1310/1320.”
And the groundwork is clearly being laid.
What we are witnessing is not chaos — it is structured anticipation.
Frank26 puts it bluntly:
“They are the ones building up the anticipation, the drama, the teasing.”
Every day:
New explanations
New confirmations
More clarity
And the Iraqi people are being told — daily — what is happening.
Iraq’s monetary reform messaging has intensified, with economists, the CBI governor, and international consultants signaling that the current 1310/1320 exchange rate may need replacement by January 1, 2026.
A: No. But officials are providing the framework that suggests change is coming.
A: As an international consulting firm, their 2026 timeline adds credibility.
A: To prepare citizens for monetary reform and upcoming changes.
A: In Frank26’s opinion, it cannot.
A: No. Each day appears stronger than the last.
Frank26 uses a powerful metaphor:
“We’ve been riding this wave… and it seems we cannot fall off our surfboard.”
Every indicator suggests:
Progress, not regression
Momentum, not hesitation
Clarity, not confusion
The Iraqi dinar is advancing in ways once considered only dreams.
This is not about hype.
This is about pattern recognition.
Daily messaging.
Consistent education.
Aligned timelines.
International validation.
When governments communicate this openly, they are preparing their people for change.
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For a 5th day in a row the same [Iraqi] economist comes out and once again lays it out on the table very clearly, very precisely explaining that we have the potential, we have the possibility of a rate change because Oliver Wyman said in 2026 there would be a rate change.
Granted...he's not giving us a new exchange rate or saying we're gong to have one but he doesn't have to because the CBI, Sudani, Saleh and other economists have already given you everything to calculate the new rate IMO...
The monetary reform, oh my goodness, it is so loud. It is so direct and it's so obvious...
We have been riding this wave and it seems we cannot fall off of our surfboard because every day...is better that the last one.
IMO the Iraqi dinar is advancing in ways that we've only dreamed about...I see the governor of the Central Bank of Iraq explaining every day to the Iraqi citizens the monetary reform process.
Based on what the governor of the central bank and also on what Oliver Wyman said...and what December 15th requires...my opinion is on January 1, 2026 that has to be something to replace 1310/1320.
There has to be...They're setting it up that way. They are the ones building up the anticipation, the drama, titillation, teasing, however you want to describe it. Every freaking day they come out and they tell the Iraqi citizens, this is what's happening.
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