DINAR REVALUATION

Saturday, January 10, 2026

The Dollar Stabilizes As Concerns About Venezuela Subside.

Money and Business Economy News — Follow-up The dollar held near a two-week high as Asian trading began on Tuesday, with market jitters over U.S. military action in Venezuela easing and dovish comments from Federal Reserve officials encouraging risk-taking on Wall Street.

The dollar index, which measures its performance against a basket of six currencies, stood at 98.36, up 0.04%, after ending a four-day winning streak on Monday.

“The market isn’t really worried about what’s happening geopolitically, at least in the near term,” said Rodrigo Catril, a currency strategist at National Australia Bank in Sydney. He added that this environment “reduces the appeal of safe-haven assets, and we’ve seen the dollar in a difficult position,” according to Reuters. https://economy-news.net/content.php?id=64219

🚨 Walkingstick: Trump Pressures Iraq to Abandon the Dollar as Key CBI Meetings Approach 🚨

📌 Walkingstick Disclaimer

The following reflects Walkingstick’s opinion and analysis.
This content is not financial advice.
Always consult licensed financial and legal professionals before making decisions.

💥 A Dinar Rate Change Is Coming – According to Walkingstick

Walkingstick was very direct:

“There will be a rate change to the Iraqi dinar.”

Why?
Because Iraq has been formally warned at the highest level that continuing to depend on the U.S. dollar is no longer acceptable.

🇺🇸 Trump’s Message to Iraq: Build Your Own Purchasing Power

According to Walkingstick:

Donald Trump told Iraq:
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- Stop relying on the American dollar
- Establish your own purchasing power
- Restore confidence in your national currency

📌 This directive aligns with:

Dedollarization efforts
Sovereign monetary reform
A stronger Iraqi dinar on the global stage

🏛️ Prime Minister Sudani Holds the Power

One of the most critical points raised involves Prime Minister Sudani’s authority.

⚡ CBI Governor Alaq Can Be Removed Instantly

Walkingstick emphasized:

Sudani can fire CBI Governor Alaq “in a nanosecond”
Replacement can occur immediately
No prolonged process is required

“If Alaq does not do what he is supposed to do… he will lose his position.”

🏦 Pressure on the Central Bank of Iraq (CBI)

The Central Bank is now under intense scrutiny.

According to Walkingstick:

Alaq is expected to:
- Perform specific actions during upcoming meetings
- Align with government and parliamentary expectations
Failure to comply could result in:
- Immediate dismissal
- Leadership change at the CBI

⚠️ This creates real urgency.

🗓️ Parliament Meetings – The Countdown Begins

Walkingstick stated clearly:

“It’s really winding down to these series of meetings that parliament is going to be having.”

Why these meetings matter:

They set policy direction
They determine compliance from the CBI
They represent a final checkpoint before action

📌 These meetings are widely seen as make-or-break moments.

🔄 Why Leadership Control Matters for the RV

From Walkingstick’s perspective:

Currency reform requires:
- Alignment between government and central bank
- Execution, not delay
Sudani’s authority ensures:
- No bureaucratic stalling
- Accountability at the CBI

💡 This reduces excuses and accelerates outcomes.

⭐ Featured Snippets

🔹 Why is Iraq being told to stop using the U.S. dollar?

To establish sovereign purchasing power and strengthen the Iraqi dinar.

🔹 Can the CBI governor be removed quickly?

Yes. Prime Minister Sudani can replace the CBI governor immediately if needed.

🔹 What meetings are critical right now?

Upcoming parliamentary meetings that determine the direction of monetary reform.

❓ Q&A – Key Questions Answered

Q: Is a dinar rate change guaranteed?

A: Walkingstick believes it is inevitable due to political and monetary pressure.

Q: Who controls the CBI governor’s position?

A: Prime Minister Sudani has full authority to remove and replace him.

Q: Why is Alaq under pressure?

A: He must execute required reforms during upcoming high-level meetings.

Q: What is the biggest trigger ahead?

A: Parliamentary meetings and government alignment with the CBI.

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#GlobalReset #IQD #RVUpdate

🙏 Final Thoughts

Walkingstick’s update highlights real authority, real pressure, and real consequences.
With Trump’s directive, Sudani’s power, and parliamentary meetings converging, the window is narrowing.

This phase is no longer about speculation — it’s about execution.

Walkingstick

There will be a rate change to the Iraqi dinar because Donald Trump told Iraq stop depending on the American dollar get your own purchasing power.

Prime Minister Sudani can fire the governor of the CBI, Alaq in a nanosecond and replace him.

IMO if Alaq does not do what he is supposed to do in these series of meetings coming up he will lose his position...Alaq can be removed very quickly...Sudani can fire Alaq if he feels he is not doing his job. It's really winding down to these series of meetings that parliament is going to be having...

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Central Bank Governor: Weak Economic Diversification Is Putting Pressure On The Dollar And The Exchange Rate

Central Bank Governor: Weak Economic Diversification Is Putting Pressure On The Dollar And The Exchange Rate.

Banks Economy News – Baghdad The Governor of the Central Bank of Iraq, Ali Al-Alaq, confirmed that the limited economic diversification and weak productive sectors have made Iraq a country that is primarily an importer, which puts continuous pressure on the dollar and the exchange rate.

Al-Alaq explained, during a lecture on development financing in light of the global debt crisis, held on the sidelines of the Fifth Regional Conference of the Al-Baraka Forum for Islamic Economics,

which is being held in Cairo in partnership with the General Secretariat of the League of Arab States, that “the Iraqi scene is facing intertwined pressures and accumulated infrastructure and development challenges, which require diversifying the economy and maximizing public revenues,” noting that “public finances in Iraq depend on oil exports by more than 90%, which is an unconventional source subject to fluctuations in global prices, which leads to fluctuations in revenues and weak financial stability, which necessitates finding structural solutions.”

He explained that “the limited economic diversification and weak productive sectors have made Iraq a country that is primarily an importer, which puts continuous pressure on the dollar and the exchange rate, especially with the rise in purchasing power and the increase in daily demand for foreign currency, which directly affects monetary policy, which has achieved great success in balancing the maintenance of price levels, managing liquidity, and stimulating the economy.”

He pointed out that "public spending pressures, particularly on salaries, subsidies and basic services, pose an additional challenge," stressing "the difficulty of reducing these expenditures due to the potential social repercussions, at a time when the central bank is striving to avoid inflation and maintain monetary stability to protect the social structure of the country."

Al-Alaq pointed out that “Iraq has been able in recent years to finance part of the financial deficit through the development of non-oil revenues, while continuing to coordinate with the Prime Minister with the aim of maximizing these resources and reducing dependence on oil,” in an effort to break what he described as the “financial dominance” of oil revenues over the general budget.

The governor of the Central Bank affirmed that "the stability of the exchange rate is a pivotal goal, as it provides a safe cover for investors and citizens," noting that "Iraq has succeeded in raising the size of foreign reserves and linking them to a package of integrated monetary policies, which have contributed to reducing the inflation rate to about 1%, which is among the lowest levels recorded."

He added that "Iraq is in the process of governing the banking sector," revealing that "an update is underway in cooperation between the Central Bank and an international company for a comprehensive reform plan, which includes reviewing bank licenses according to new conditions and standards, in order to strengthen the banking system and raise its efficiency."

Regarding Islamic bonds, Al-Alaq explained that "there are no Islamic bond instruments in Iraq yet," noting that "there is an integrated project submitted by the Central Bank to the Iraqi Parliament for voting, which opens new horizons for financing and investment."

On the issue of debt, Al-Alaq stressed "the need to find an organized and continuous international dialogue between creditors and debtors," calling for "the establishment of a regional platform to organize this dialogue and reduce the gap between the two parties, in order to ensure negotiations without significant losses, and to contribute to the implementation of reforms and the strengthening of the economic base with the support of the participating countries."

He pointed to “international studies showing that losses in the debt file may range between 20% and 25% as a result of poorly considered financing conditions or delays,” stressing that “negotiating platforms contribute to reducing these losses and enhancing international cooperation by improving debt conditions, bridging the information gap, and exchanging experiences in economic reform processes.” https://economy-news.net/content.php?id=63504

A Sudanese Advisor Explains To "Al-Eqtisad News" The Repercussions Of Fixing The Exchange Rate At 1300 Dinars In The 2026 Budget.

Money and Business Economy News – Baghdad The Prime Minister’s Advisor for Economic and Financial Affairs, Mazhar Muhammad Salih, revealed on Thursday the impact of the Central Bank of Iraq’s decision to fix the official exchange rate at 1300 dinars in the 2026 budget.

Saleh told Al-Eqtisad News that "the government decided to fix the official exchange rate at 1,300 dinars per US dollar in the 2026 budget project, within the framework of what he described as 'calculated coordination between fiscal and monetary policies'."

He explained that this step represents a limited increase in the value of the Iraqi dinar, and is a positive sign that reflects the strength of the country’s foreign reserves and the ability of monetary policy to confidently maintain stability.

He pointed out that fiscal policy is now moving towards maximizing real revenues, moving away from resorting to what is known as "monetary adjustment," which relies on using the exchange rate as an indirect financing tool, stressing that this trend promotes the use of authentic financial instruments to mobilize resources and control spending.

The advisor stressed that this monetary signal sends a clear message that containing inflation and stabilizing the national economy is a permanent priority, while maintaining the independence of monetary policy, and pushing fiscal policy towards greater efficiency and responsibility, in order to achieve the sustainability of macroeconomic balance in the Iraqi economy.

Earlier today, the Central Bank of Iraq addressed the Ministry of Finance regarding fixing the official exchange rate at 1300 dinars in the 2026 budget. https://economy-news.net/content.php?id=64316

🚨 Jeff Explains the Timing: Why Iraq Changes Currency Rates on Sunday & What We’re Waiting For 🚨

📌 Jeff Disclaimer

All statements shared by Jeff reflect personal opinion and interpretation.
This information is not financial advice.
Always consult a qualified financial professional before making decisions.

🌍 Why Iraq Changes Currency Rates on Sunday

According to Jeff, Iraq has a very specific and deliberate method when it comes to major currency rate changes.

🕰️ Timing Is Everything

Iraq historically adjusts currency rates:

During their Sunday morning
When global financial markets are closed
To prevent
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international market shockwaves

“They do it over what is their Sunday morning when all world markets are closed so they don't have a ripple effect.”

📈 Why the Magnitude Matters

Jeff emphasized that this is not a small adjustment.

Expected increase discussed:
3,000% to 4,000%
A move of this size:
- Must be controlled
- Must avoid market instability
- Requires precise timing

🔎 This explains why silence often precedes major changes.

❓ The Big Question: “What Are We Waiting On?”

Jeff addressed the most asked question directly.

🏛️ Government Formation Is the Key

“In my opinion, we’re waiting on the government to be formed.”

Why is this so important?

A fully formed government signals:
- Political stability
- Security
- Institutional readiness

🏦 The Central Bank of Iraq’s Position

The Central Bank of Iraq (CBI) has been consistent for years.

🔑 Two Non-Negotiable Requirements:

Security
Political Stability

Jeff noted:

These are the core components
Without them, the CBI will not consider reinstating the currency value

💡 Government formation creates the perception and reality of stability, allowing the CBI to act.

⚡ How Fast Can the Government Be Formed?

Here’s where optimism comes in.

Jeff explained:

Once agreements are finalized
The government formation process can:
- Move very fast
- Be completed quickly once triggered

⏳ This suggests the delay is not procedural — it’s strategic timing.

🔄 Why Stability Comes Before Reinstatement

From Jeff’s perspective:

Currency reinstatement is not just economic
It’s confidence-based
International markets require assurance that:
- Leadership is solid
- Security structures are in place
- Policies won’t reverse overnight

📌 Once those boxes are checked, rate change mechanics can activate rapidly.

⭐ Featured Snippets

🔹 Why does Iraq change currency rates on Sunday?

Iraq adjusts rates on Sunday morning when global markets are closed to prevent market ripple effects.

🔹 How big could the dinar rate change be?

Jeff suggests discussions involve a potential 3,000% to 4,000% increase.

🔹 What is delaying the revaluation?

The final step is government formation, which provides political stability required by the CBI.

❓ Q&A – Common Questions Answered

Q: Is the rate change already prepared?

A: Jeff suggests the mechanism is ready, but timing depends on stability.

Q: Why can’t Iraq revalue without a government?

A: The CBI requires political legitimacy and security before acting.

Q: Once the government forms, how long could it take?

A: According to Jeff, it can move very quickly.

Q: Why is the expected rate change so large?

A: Iraq is repositioning its currency value after long-term suppression.

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🚀 Hashtags

#JeffUpdate #IraqiDinar #RVTiming #CBI
#CurrencyReinstatement #GovernmentFormation
#PoliticalStability #SundayRateChange
#GlobalReset #IQD #FinancialShift

🙏 Final Thoughts

Jeff’s explanation brings clarity to why timing matters, why Sundays are critical, and why government formation is the final gate.

Everything points to preparation being complete — stability is the switch.

Stay informed. Stay patient. Stay grounded.

Jeff

They do [rate changes] over what is their Sunday morning when all world markets are closed so they don't have a ripple effect with a rate change of that magnitude [3,000% to 4,000% increase] ...

That's why they do it that way.

Question: "What are we waiting on?"

IMO we're waiting on the government to be formed. The the central bank that could be perceived as a level of stability...The central bank has always said security and political stability are the two critical core components of allowing them to consider reinstating the value of the currency...The formation of the government can go very fast...