RV UPDATE BY FRANK26, 13 AUGUST

  Frank26  

 Sudani is working with the United States Treasury.  IMO the Untied States Treasury is sitting in the seat of the governor of the CBI where Alaq normally sits...I find this to be a catalyst to see the Untied States Treasury there.  I'm very excited about what's going on...

Frank26  

The United States Treasury, Federal Reserve, they showed up...What do you think that means?  You think they're going to sit there and allow them to be lackadaisical, to be lazy, just to take your time? No.  The Untied States of America works on a nano second...I find it very encouraging to speed up the monetary reform process.

  Who is the new CBI governor?  It is the US Treasury IMO that is now the governor of the CBI. 

 Why?  What is the governor of the CBI? 

 Just a figurehead.  

Does he make any decisions?  No.  Does he have any authority?  No.   Does he cast a vote for anything?  No. 

 What does the CBI governor do?  He makes announcements to the international world, to the Iraqi citizens, he gives reports to the prime minister.  He's a figurehead.  He's a messenger.

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NADER FROM MID EAST: Update on Iraq's Financial Outlook in 2025

How Increased Export Capacity Can Boost a Country's Currency BY DINAR REVALUATION, 13 AUGUST

How Increased Export Capacity Can Boost a Country's Currency

In a recent statement by Dr. Mazhar Mohammed Saleh, the financial advisor to the Prime Minister of Baghdad, it was highlighted that increasing export capacity can have a significant impact on a country's currency value in the global market. This insight sheds light on the intricate relationship between a nation's economic performance and the strength of its currency.

Understanding the Connection

When a country enhances its export capacity, it essentially means that it is able to sell more goods and services to other nations. This influx of exports generates revenue in foreign currencies, which in turn increases the demand for the country's currency. As demand for the currency rises, its value appreciates in the global market.

Implications for the Economy

A stronger currency has several positive implications for a country's economy. Firstly, it makes imports cheaper as the country's currency can buy more foreign goods and services. This can help in reducing the cost of living for the citizens and businesses, leading to increased purchasing power.

Secondly, a stronger currency can attract foreign investment as investors seek to capitalize on the appreciation of the currency. This influx of foreign investment can stimulate economic growth, create job opportunities, and drive innovation in various sectors.

Boosting Economic Stability

Moreover, a robust currency can enhance a country's economic stability by reducing inflationary pressures. A strong currency makes imports cheaper, which can help in stabilizing prices of goods and services within the country. This, in turn, can lead to a more stable economic environment and boost investor confidence.

Strategies for Increasing Export Capacity

To enhance export capacity, governments can implement various strategies such as investing in infrastructure, promoting trade agreements with other nations, providing incentives to exporters, and focusing on the development of key industries with high export potential.

BY DINAR REVALUATION

RV UPDATE BY PIMPY, 13 AUGUST

  Pimpy 

 Should he stay or should he go?  

There's a lot of rumors and stories out there about Alaq resigning or him being pushed out because of his age, it's time for him to retire.  Then you got people out there saying, 'Oh, this is all fake news.' Or maybe it's just the fact that there are some corrupt people still in government trying to grab control...of the the Central Bank of Iraq and one of the steps they have to first do is force Alaq out...

Is it possible these stories are circulating because they want Alaq out?

  Did he really take part in some crimes?  There's a lot of different scenarios.  That's the deal with Iraq, you're not always 100% sure of what's really going on...

Pimpy  

There's no rate exchange out there that's even above $3.50, nowhere out there, not even the Kuwait dinar...$3.25...I think theirs is the most valuable so how is somebody going to give a $7.00 exchange rate?

Pimpy 

 Iraq is still treading forward.  I'm curious to hear the news about what's going on with Alaq and what they find out because what they're reporting is not all peaches and cream.   But apparently he is still there working so it can't be all that bad IMO...

 Pimpy 

  Alaq, all kinds of crap coming out about him...Seems to me they were hip to what was going on damn near a year ago and this would explain whey there's so many restrictions taking place with the Iraqi Bank as well as other banks in Iraq and why it is that the United States felt like they had to take up a whole entire floor inside the Central Bank of Iraq...

The Central Bank of Iraq was forced to allocate an entire floor to the US Treasury department to  monitor money transfer operations and prevent any illegal activities.  Talk about a very clear violation of Iraq's sovereignty.   This is how bad ..FOR READ MORE: https://dinarevaluation.blogspot.com/2024/08/rv-update-by-pimpy-11-august.html

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Iraq's Financial Outlook in 2025: A Comprehensive Update BY DINAR REVALUATION, 13 AUGUST

Iraq's Financial Outlook in 2025: A Comprehensive Update

Iraq, a country with a rich history and diverse culture, has been through significant economic challenges in recent years. However, as we look towards the year 2025, there are promising signs of improvement in Iraq's financial outlook. In this blog post, we will delve into the key factors shaping Iraq's economy and the opportunities that lie ahead.

Economic Reforms and Stability

In the wake of political unrest and the impact of the global pandemic, Iraq has been working towards implementing economic reforms to stabilize its financial situation. The government has focused on diversifying the economy, reducing dependence on oil revenues, and improving transparency in financial management. These efforts have started to yield results, with a more stable economic environment projected for 2025.

Growth in Non-Oil Sectors

While Iraq has traditionally relied heavily on oil exports for revenue, there has been a shift towards developing non-oil sectors such as agriculture, manufacturing, and tourism. This diversification is expected to boost economic growth and create new job opportunities for the Iraqi population. By 2025, we can expect to see a more balanced economy with a reduced reliance on oil revenues.

Infrastructure Development

Iraq's infrastructure has suffered from years of conflict and underinvestment, but there are ambitious plans in place to improve roads, bridges, and utilities across the country. Infrastructure projects are key to driving economic growth and attracting foreign investment. By 2025, we can anticipate significant progress in rebuilding Iraq's infrastructure, paving the way for a more prosperous future.

Foreign Investment and Trade Opportunities

Iraq's strategic location in the Middle East makes it an attractive destination for foreign investors looking to tap into the region's potential. The government has been actively promoting investment opportunities in various sectors, including energy, construction, and technology. With improved stability and a more business-friendly.

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DINAR REVALUATION

RV UPDATE BY CLARE, 13 AUGUST

  Clare  

Article: "Is “floating the currency” a solution to the crisis of the high dollar in Iraq? A representative explains"

  Quote: "There are calls to float the exchange rate in Iraq...Floating the currency is a procedure based on liberalizing the exchange rate, leaving it to market factors (supply and demand), to determine its value without any form of intervention by the economic authority...There are two types of floating: the first is absolute floating, and the second type is managed floating, i.e. the type in which the central bank intervenes to direct the exchange rate up or down, as it sees fit to achieve the interests of the national economy."

Clare  

 Article: "US Treasury places Khamis Al-Khanjar on sanctions list"  

Quote:  "The US Treasury Department, through the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), has placed the head of the Sovereignty Party, Khamis Al-Khanjar, on the sanctions list of known individuals and entities with whom dealings are prohibited."

 Article:  "Central Bank Governor Participates in a Workshop Specialized in Electronic Payment"   Quote: "His Excellency the Governor of the Central Bank of Iraq, Mr. Ali Mohsen Al-Alaq, participated in a specialized workshop on accelerating the transition to electronic payment, sponsored by the Prime Minister, and organized by the Osool Foundation for Economic Development and Sustainable Development."

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