Saturday, December 27, 2025
Oil: Oil Exports Reached 106.6 Million Barrels In November, With Revenues Exceeding $6.6 Billion
Oil: Oil Exports Reached 106.6 Million Barrels In November, With Revenues Exceeding $6.6 Billion.
Economy | 06:12 - 25/12/2025 Mawazin News – Economy The Iraqi Ministry of Oil announced the final statistics for crude oil exports, including condensates, on Thursday, December 25, along with the cash revenues generated for November 2025, according to data from the Iraqi State Oil Marketing Company (SOMO).
Total exports reached 106,593,352 barrels, generating revenues exceeding $6,595,391,000.
The detailed statistics provided further information on production sources and export destinations as follows:
- 98,709,795 barrels from fields in central and southern Iraq.
- 7,583,733 barrels from the Kurdistan Region via the Turkish port of Ceyhan.
- 299,824 barrels to Jordan.
The Ministry affirmed its commitment to publishing these figures monthly, based on its belief in the importance of informing the public about export operations to enhance transparency.
Iraq's average daily oil exports in August reached 3.38 million barrels, according to the Ministry of Oil. The head of Iraq's state oil marketing company SOMO said on Saturday that average oil exports for September are expected to range between 3.4 and 3.45 million barrels per day. OPEC counts oil flows from the Kurdistan Region as part of Iraq's quota.
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MarkZ: Iraqi Dinar Over $3? Global Banks Signal Confidence in Iraq’s Stability
MarkZ: Iraqi Dinar Over $3? Global Banks Signal Confidence in Iraq’s Stability
MarkZ Update: Will the Iraqi Dinar Be Over $3?
In a recent discussion shared via PDK, MarkZ addressed one of the most asked questions in the Iraqi dinar community:
Question: “Will the dinar rate be over $3?”
MarkZ: “I believe the dinar rate will be over $3.”
This statement has reignited interest among investors—especially when paired with real-world financial confirmationfrom international institutions.
Real Money, Real Confidence: Europe Invests in Iraq
An article titled:
“National Bank of Iraq receives $100 million in financing from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development”
offers powerful context to MarkZ’s belief.
This is not speculative chatter. This is institutional capital.
Why This Matters
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) does not gamble. Its involvement signals:
Confidence in Iraq’s financial system
Belief in long-term economic stability
Recognition of Iraq as a safe and attractive investment environment
“If you are looking for someone to put an exclamation mark on the phrase safe and stable… here you go.”
Why a $3+ Dinar Is Not Just Talk
1. Banks Follow Risk Models, Not Rumors
The EBRD’s $100 million financing deal suggests:
Low sovereign risk
Confidence in Iraq’s regulatory and banking reforms
Expectation of currency and economic normalization
Banks of this caliber price risk years in advance.
2. Reconstruction Requires Strong Currency Infrastructure
Reconstruction financing assumes:
Predictable exchange mechanisms
Currency credibility
Integration with international financial systems
A severely undervalued currency does not support this scale of investment efficiently.
3. Iraq Is Positioning Itself as a Regional Financial Player
With:
Expanding oil revenues
Rising international trade
Increasing foreign direct investment
Iraq is signaling readiness for a modernized exchange rate framework.
How This Fits With Other Iraq Signals
When you align MarkZ’s statement with broader developments, a pattern emerges:
CBI monetary reform discussions
Lower denomination preparation
Government and security stabilization
Major international banking participation
Each element reinforces the narrative of currency recalibration, not stagnation.
Q&A: MarkZ and the Iraqi Dinar
Q: Is MarkZ guaranteeing a $3+ dinar rate?
A: No. MarkZ clearly states this as his belief, not a guarantee.
Q: Why does the European bank investment matter?
A: Because global banks only invest where they see stability, return, and reduced currency risk.
Q: Does this mean Iraq is already “safe and stable”?
A: From an institutional investment perspective, Iraq is increasingly being treated that way.
Q: Can a currency revalue without global confidence?
A: No. Global banking confidence is a prerequisite—and this deal strongly supports it.
Featured Snippet Highlights
“MarkZ believes the Iraqi dinar rate will be over $3 as global banks confirm Iraq’s stability.”
“A $100 million European financing deal signals international confidence in Iraq’s financial future.”
Strategic Insight for Investors
This update is not about hype—it’s about validation.
When a European development bank commits $100 million, it confirms that Iraq is no longer viewed as speculative chaos, but as a structured, investable economy.
Whether the rate lands above $3 or not, the direction is clear:
➡️ Iraq is being priced for stability, not survival.
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MarkZ
[via PDK] Question: will the dinar rate be over $3? MarkZ: I believe the dinar rate will be over $3.
Article: “National Bank of Iraq receives $100 million in financing from the European Bank from reconstruction and development”
If you are looking for someone to put an exclamation mark on the phrase “safe and stable” …here you go. This is not a company to roll the dice investing. They believe Iraq is a safe and stable and attractive investment atmosphere.
Planning: The Quality Control Apparatus Has Become Part Of The Global Control System
Planning: The Quality Control Apparatus Has Become Part Of The Global Control System.
Local | 12:34 - 26/12/2025 Mawazin News – Baghdad The Ministry of Planning confirmed on Friday that the Central Organization for Standardization and Quality
Control (COSQC) has become part of the global regulatory system. COSQC President Fayyad Mohammed stated, "The COSQC does not operate in isolation from the international trade system. Rather, its technical and regulatory functions are based on an integrated system of international agreements and standards, ensuring that Iraqi standards are aligned with global regulations and achieving a balance between consumer protection and facilitating the flow of trade."
He added, "The COSQC's international references include the Agreement on Technical Barriers to Trade (TBT – WTO). The organization plays its role in preparing and implementing Iraqi standards and technical regulations in accordance with the principles of this agreement, which stipulate non-discrimination between domestic and imported goods, reliance on scientific and technical foundations, and avoidance of imposing technical requirements that constitute an unjustified obstacle to trade." He explained that "under these conditions, the organization ensures that Iraqi standards are compatible with international standards and commercially recognized."
He added that "the agency's references also include the World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE) Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures (SPS), which the agency, in coordination with health and agricultural authorities, relies on to assess the health risks of imported food and agricultural products. It also adopts laboratory tests as the scientific basis for acceptance or rejection decisions and applies the principle of prevention without violating international trade rules."
He pointed out that "the Central Agency relies on the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) standards when preparing or updating Iraqi standards and defining quality and safety requirements for imported goods. It also adopts quality management systems in laboratories and testing bodies, which contributes to raising the level of technical conformity and unifying references."
He explained that "the Codex Alimentarius Commission is the agency's primary reference in the field of inspecting imported foods, determining maximum limits for contaminants and food additives, and adopting laboratory testing and analysis methods, which enhances food safety and protects public health."
Regarding regional and international cooperation, the head of the Central Organization for Standardization and Quality Control affirmed that "the organization coordinates with regional and international organizations such as the Gulf Standardization Organization (GSO) and the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) to harmonize standards, build technical capacities, and facilitate mutual recognition."
He pointed out that "the basic standards adopted by the Central Organization for Standardization and Quality Control in its import operations include a certificate of origin to verify the source of goods and ensure they do not originate from prohibited areas, in addition to a certificate of conformity to prove the product's compliance with Iraqi standards, and a label to ensure clear information for the consumer in Arabic."
He noted that "the technical and procedural controls implemented by the organization include risk management for classifying shipments according to the type of goods and the importer's record, laboratory testing to conduct physical, chemical, and microbiological analyses, and its role in supporting other entities in implementing electronic systems such as the ASYCUDA system."
He explained that "the Central Organization for Standardization and Quality Control represents the fundamental technical pillar in import control, as its role is not limited to inspection alone, but extends to setting standards, harmonizing them internationally, implementing them in the field, and supporting regulatory decisions with scientific evidence."
He added that "Iraqi oversight thus becomes an active part of the global regulatory system, and consumer protection is achieved without harming trade." https://www.mawazin.net/Details.aspx?jimare=272027
Militia Man & Jeff: Why the Iraqi Dinar Rate Change May Come Before Full Government Formation
Militia Man & Jeff: Why the Iraqi Dinar Rate Change May Come Before Full Government Formation
Iraq Dinar Update: Does Iraq Really Need a Fully Formed Government?
In a recent discussion, Militia Man and Jeff addressed one of the most debated questions among Iraqi dinar observers:
Does Iraq need a fully completed government before the exchange rate can change?
Their answer challenges long-held assumptions and places the focus squarely on timing, Central Bank authority, and international coordination.
Militia Man: Government Stability vs. Necessity
Militia Man opens with a practical observation:
“Would it look cleaner if they have a prime minister…completely done and stabilized prior to the end of the year? Of course. Is it necessary? I’ve shown that it’s not.”
This statement reframes the conversation. While political completeness is ideal, it may not be a requirement for monetary action.
Jeff: Follow Mark Savaya, Not the Headlines
Jeff emphasizes that the single most important indicator right now is not parliamentary noise—but Mark Savaya’s travel schedule.
“The #1 thing you’re looking for right now is to see when Mark Savaya will be going to Iraq. That’s pretty much going to tell you when the rate’s going to change.”
According to Jeff:
The date is being intentionally concealed
It is directly tied to the exchange rate change
Too many sensitive actions depend on that timing
Why the Exchange Rate Timing Is So Sensitive
Jeff explains that Iraq has:
150+ laws pending
Including:
The 2026 Budget
The long-delayed Oil and Gas Law (pending since 2005)
Why are these laws stalled?
“Because it is sensitive to the timing of the rate change. It needs it and requires it.”
The logic is simple:
These laws depend on a new rate
Parliament cannot finalize them until after the rate changes
Doing so beforehand would create legal and financial inconsistencies
Caretaker Government vs. Central Bank Authority
Key Question:
Does Iraq need a fully formed government to change the exchange rate?
Jeff’s answer is direct—and critical:
“That’s questionable.”
Here’s why:
A forming government is considered a caretaker government
Caretakers have:
Limited access to state funds
Restricted fiscal authority
However…
The Central Bank of Iraq (CBI) Is Different
The CBI is autonomous
It operates separately from the physical government
It can change the value of the currency whenever it chooses
“The Central Bank can change the value of the currency whenever they want.”
This autonomy means:
A completed government may not be legally required
Monetary reform can precede political finalization
What This Means for the Iraqi Dinar
Rate Change Can Come First
Political perfection is not a prerequisite for monetary action.Mark Savaya’s Arrival Is Key
His presence likely signals international approval and timing alignment.Major Laws Depend on the New Rate
Budget and Oil & Gas Law need updated valuation metrics.CBI Holds the Real Power
The exchange rate decision sits with the Central Bank—not Parliament.
Q&A: Militia Man & Jeff on the Iraq Dinar
Q: Does Iraq need a prime minister fully seated before changing the rate?
A: Not necessarily. Militia Man states it would look cleaner, but it is not required.
Q: Why can’t Parliament pass all the laws now?
A: Because many laws depend on the new exchange rate to function correctly.
Q: Who actually controls the exchange rate?
A: The Central Bank of Iraq, which is autonomous from the government.
Q: What should investors watch most closely?
A: The timing of Mark Savaya’s trip to Iraq.
Featured Snippet Highlights
“The Central Bank of Iraq can change the dinar’s value independently of government formation.”
“Militia Man and Jeff emphasize that many Iraqi laws cannot be passed until after the exchange rate changes.”
Strategic Takeaway
The narrative that Iraq must have a perfectly formed government before any rate change is increasingly being challenged.
According to Militia Man and Jeff:
The CBI is ready when timing aligns
International coordination matters more than headlines
Political completion may follow—not precede—monetary reform
The key remains timing, and that timing appears closely guarded.
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Militia Man Would it look cleaner if they have a prime minister...back in completely done and stabilized prior to the end of the year? Of course. Is it necessary? I've shown that it's not.
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