Monday, July 28, 2025

WALKINGSTICK: “🚨 Trump Cracks Down: Iraqi Dinar Revaluation Closer Than Ever!”

💥 Walkingstick Report – July 2025 Summary

According to Walkingstick, President Trump is demanding strict compliance from Iraq regarding financial integrity and currency control.

 He wants an end to the ongoing theft of U.S. dollars, which is reportedly not just the work of Iran, but also involves Iraqi politicians influenced by Iran within the Government of Iraq (GOI).

Walkingstick highlights that while he hesitated to blame Sudani directly, it’s clear the current government is allowing this theft to continue.

 Despite the political interference, he says monetary reform is moving forward forcefully, and warns that it will trample over anyone, including Sudani, if necessary.

A major development is that the gap between the official exchange rate and the market rate of the Iraqi dinar (IQD) vs. the U.S. dollar is now less than 4%. This is significant because the 2025 Iraqi budget includes a requirement to maintain a rate margin within ±2%—so Iraq is now dangerously close to meeting one of the final conditions for a potential revaluation.

In short: the pressure is mounting, both politically and economically, and monetary reform appears to be on a fast track, regardless of internal resistance.

🚨 Iraq Takes Bold Steps to Boost the Dinar’s Value! #IQD #IraqiDinar

 


Frank26: "IMO...ELECTRONIC PAYMENT SYSTEM IS FOR A NEW EXCHANGE RATE."

 KTFA:

Frank26:  "IMO...ELECTRONIC PAYMENT SYSTEM IS FOR A NEW EXCHANGE RATE."....F26

 The Central Bank issues new decisions regarding electronic payment services (document)

7/24/2025

 The Central Bank of Iraq issued several decisions on Thursday regarding banks, electronic payment service providers, and cash withdrawal fees.

A letter issued by the bank and received by Shafaq News Agency stated that "withdrawal fees are deducted electronically, and citizens are not required to pay any fees directly to banking outlets."

It also stipulates that "banks and companies compete to provide their services to the public to achieve the public interest and improve service,” while the book sets minimum commissions.   LINK


FIREFLY: “🚨 Trump Pressures Sudani: No More Multi-Currency in Iraq!”

  Frank26   

[Iraq boots-on-the-ground report]   

FIREFLY:Secretary of State Rubio...is pushing Sudani.  We know Trump sent him. We know what Trump is doing here in our country. 

 I think your Trump is happy because he sees the constant advancement.. .He also warned Sudani about a proposed bill for PMC's  

 

FRANK:  That's multi-currency policy.  You can't do that.  You can only use your dinar.  Trump is pushing it.  I wonder why... FIREFLY:  PMC's would institutionalize the Iranian and harm Iraqis sovereignty. 

 FRANK:  Trump is pushing this.  You know what he knows. 

🚨 Dr. Shabibi Breaks Silence: Answers Key Questions on Dinar Revaluation & Redenomination! #IQD #DinarUpdate

 


Monetary Policy, Monetary Stability Approach, And Digital Transformation 2023-2025

 Monetary Policy, Monetary Stability Approach, And Digital Transformation 2023-2025

 
Economic 07/27/2025 Baghdad: Morning  Among the new economic publications, the book 
"Monetary Policy in Iraq, Monetary Stability Methodology, and Digital Transformation 2023-2025
     was released by financial expert Samir Al-Nusairi.
 
This book addresses several economic and monetary themes, reflecting the Central Bank of Iraq's orientations and its financial and banking reform policies in recent years, specifically for the period 2021-2026, with  a strategic outlook extending to 2025. 
 
Chapter One: The Central Bank and Opportunities
 
monetary stability
 
The author sheds light on the methodology of monetary policy, discussing the functions  and  objectives of the Central Bank of Iraq, the challenges facing monetary policy, and presenting   the steps towards monetary stability and the 

pillars of monetary policy for the period 2021–2023.
 
Chapter Two: Digital Transformation and Financial Inclusion
 
The chapter reviews the Central Bank's efforts in  digital transformation, developing electronic  payments, and  supporting financial inclusion, in addition to  developing payment and systems  government support for  information technology and   cybersecurity. 
 
Chapter Three: The Central Bank's Strategy for Financial and Banking Reform 2024-2025
 
This chapter covers the strategic objectives of the reform, the Bank's vision for 2025, the  activation of economic measures, the regulation and financing of trade, and the  management of economic challenges and variables. 
 
Chapter Four: Government Support for Achievement
 
banking reform
 
The importance of cooperation between  government agencies and the Central Bank is highlighted,
 
with discussions on the comprehensive banking reform project, the role of the private banking sector, the  International Monetary Fund, and the  vision for reform in Iraq.
 
 
Chapter Five: Exchange Rates  and Recovery Procedures
 
It addresses the  causes of exchange rate fluctuations, the  factors affecting stability,  particularly the difference between the official and parallel rates, and the government's role in stimulating the private banking sector.  https://alsabaah.iq/118049-.htm


CLARE: “🚨 U.S. Threatens Iraq with New Sanctions After Secret Meeting in Istanbul!”

 Secret Meeting in Istanbul: U.S. Warns Iraq of New Sanctions

A recent unannounced meeting in Istanbul brought together the U.S. Federal Reserve and top officials from the Central Bank of Iraq

The urgent meeting, initiated by the U.S., focused on serious issues with Iraq’s financial transfers and banking practices.

The U.S. warned that 

new financial sanctions are being prepared against several Iraqi banks and institutions.

 The reason? Ongoing violations in international money transfer systems and non-compliance with global standards for combating money laundering and terrorist financing.

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