Wednesday, January 28, 2026
$100 BILLION IN IRAQI SAVINGS REVEALED AT THE US FEDERAL RESERVE
$100 BILLION IN IRAQI SAVINGS REVEALED AT THE US FEDERAL RESERVE
Economic expert Duraid Al-Anzi said on Friday that Iraq should not have been exposed to any financial crisis or any form of financial distress, stressing that the concerned authorities did not adopt the proposed oil prices in the budgets, which led to the current financial situation.
Al-Anzi explained in a statement to Al-Furat News Agency that “Iraq has been objected to several times regarding not relying on high prices in budgets, and the necessity of not exceeding $65 per barrel in order to be able to save,” noting that “oil prices have changed a lot, but the competent authorities did not think about the future and did not adopt the proposed prices.”
He added that “Iraq is able to demand additional amounts from its savings held by the US Federal Reserve, as Iraq has savings in the US Federal Reserve exceeding $100 billion, which were transferred to JPMorgan,” explaining that “these funds belong to Iraq after 2003 and have accumulated, and the only beneficiary of them is JPMorgan, which gives simple interest rates, and it is not known whether they reach Iraq or not, and they have not been addressed, despite the amounts being doubled.”
FRANK26 & WALKINGSTICK: Trump Controls Iraqi Monetary Reform: What Dinar Holders Must Know
Introduction: The Stakes Are High for Iraq and the Dinar
As Iraq navigates political instability and foreign influence, Frank26 recently shared key insights:
“We’re keeping a very close eye on Iraq… Maliki and his clowns are trying to destroy it and tear it apart… That’s why we just showed up.”
The message is clear: the United States, under President Donald Trump, is closely monitoring Iraq’s monetary, political, and economic developments—especially with regards to the Iraqi Dinar.
Trump’s Firm Stance on Maliki and Financial Sanctions
According to Frank26:
“President Trump says America threatens to impose new financial sanctions on Iraq… You think we’re going to give it up? You think we’re just going to walk away?”
The warning is not just political rhetoric. It highlights several key points:
The U.S. will not allow Iraq to fall under destabilizing influence.
Any Iranian-aligned leadership, such as Maliki, will face scrutiny.
Dinar holders’ funds in the Federal Reserve are part of strategic oversight.
“Trump has made it very clear: ‘I am in control of the monetary reform.’”
For holders, this is crucial. The timing and structure of the Dinar revaluation is directly influenced by U.S. oversight, ensuring stability and protection of investments.
Mineral Contracts and U.S. Reconstruction Efforts
Walkingstick shared important context:
“The contractors went into agreements with the United States on minerals… They are waiting for Trump to finish the negotiations. That’s what you’re seeing with Savaya. They are waiting for the rate to go into effect.”
These long-term contracts with the U.S. have major implications:
The United States is first in benefiting from Iraq’s reconstruction and resource development.
Contracts are long-term, ensuring decades of oversight and economic stability.
Dinar revaluation is linked to these agreements, signaling structural readiness.
“Due to these contracts, the United States of America will be heavily involved in the reconstruction of Iraq.”
For Dinar holders, this is an encouraging sign: monetary reform is supported by tangible contracts and infrastructure, not just political promises.
Why This Matters for Dinar Holders
Several key insights for investors:
Political chaos does not equal failure: Trump’s oversight ensures that destabilizing leadership cannot derail reforms.
Dinar holdings are protected: Funds held in the U.S. Federal Reserve are strategically safeguarded.
Revaluation timing is linked to contracts and reconstruction: Structural readiness is the real driver, not election outcomes.
In short, holders should focus on the system, contracts, and infrastructure rather than short-term political headlines.
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“Trump asserts control over Iraq’s monetary reform. With U.S.-backed mineral contracts and reconstruction plans, Dinar holders are protected, and the timing of revaluation is structurally secured.”
Q&A: Common Questions from Dinar Holders
Q: Does Maliki returning as PM stop the Dinar revaluation?
A: No. While politically sensitive, monetary reform is overseen by the U.S. and linked to contracts, not political leaders.
Q: Are U.S. sanctions a threat to Dinar holders?
A: No. Sanctions, if imposed, are strategic tools to maintain stability, not to block legitimate investor holdings.
Q: How do mineral contracts impact Dinar revaluation?
A: Contracts provide long-term U.S. involvement in Iraq’s reconstruction, signaling structural readiness for revaluation.
Q: Should investors react to daily headlines?
A: No. Patience, discipline, and focus on infrastructure and contracts are the keys to long-term success.
Final Thoughts: Focus on Structure, Not Political Noise
Frank26 and Walkingstick’s insights confirm a key lesson for holders:
“Do not let politics dictate your investment strategy. Focus on contracts, U.S. oversight, and structural readiness for Dinar revaluation.”
The system is in place. The U.S. is actively managing monetary reform. And Dinar holders should remain calm, patient, and informed.
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Frank26 We're keeping a very close eye on Iraq. We know Iraq...still have a lot of Iranian influence...Maliki and his clowns are trying to destroy it and tear it apart...That's why we just showed up.
You think we're going to allow them to do any of this?
Of course not. Don't worry. But you do have to deal with this so President Trump says America threatens to impose new financial sanctions of Iraq...
You think we're going to give it up? You think we're just going to walk away? You think all these 20 years is going to go down the toilet? You think all your dinars that we have in our Federal Reserves are for not?
...Trump has made it very clear...'I am in control of the monetary reform.'
Walkingstick
The contractors went into agreements with the Untied States on minerals...They are waiting for Trump to finish the negotiations. That's what you're seeing with Savaya. They are waiting for the rate to go into effect.
BTW they told me when they get the rate these contracts are long-term contracts with the Untied States for decades. The United States is first...The Untied States of America, due to these contracts will be heavily involved in the reconstruction of Iraq...
FOLLOWING UN CONDEMNATION, THE US TREASURY TARGETS AN OIL FLEET PARALLEL TO THE IRANIAN REGIME
To suppress the protests
FOLLOWING UN CONDEMNATION, THE US TREASURY TARGETS AN OIL FLEET PARALLEL TO THE IRANIAN REGIME.
The US Treasury Department announced on Friday (January 23, 2026) a new package of sanctions targeting what it described as the “parallel fleet” used by the Iranian regime to smuggle oil and finance its security apparatus and regional proxies, in response to what Washington considered a “brutal crackdown” against peaceful protesters and a complete internet blackout inside Iran.
A statement from the ministry, translated by Baghdad Today, said that the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) imposed sanctions on nine ships and a number of companies that own or operate them, after they were involved in transporting hundreds of millions of dollars’ worth of Iranian oil and petroleum products to foreign markets, indicating that these revenues are “the right of the Iranian people” but are used, according to the statement, to finance armed groups, weapons programs and security agencies instead of being directed to basic services.
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said that “the Iranian regime is engaging in economic self-destruction, accelerated by President Trump’s maximum pressure campaign,” noting that Tehran’s decision to “support terrorists at the expense of its own people” has led to currency collapse and deteriorating living conditions. He emphasized that today’s sanctions target a “critical element” in financing repression inside Iran, and that the Treasury will continue to pursue the tens of millions of dollars that the regime “is stealing and attempting to smuggle through foreign banks.”
The statement noted that the new measure was issued pursuant to Executive Order 13902 concerning the oil and petrochemical sectors in Iran, and as a continuation of the sanctions campaign targeting Iranian oil exports in support of the second National Security Presidential Memorandum (NSPM-2) aimed at imposing “maximum economic pressure” on Tehran.
According to the Treasury Department, the sanctions targeted ships flying the flags of various countries, including the Seabird, AVON, AL DIAB II, CESARIA, LONGEVITY 7, EASTERN HERO, AQUA SPIRIT, CHIRON 5 and KEEL, as well as companies in the UAE, India, Oman, Seychelles, Marshall Islands, Panama and Liberia, as part of the network transporting Iranian oil to East Asia, Pakistan, Somalia and other countries since 2025.
The US Treasury confirmed that all assets and interests of the individuals, companies, and vessels subject to the sanctions are frozen within the United States or within US jurisdiction, and that dealing with them or providing services to them by Americans or through the US financial system is prohibited, while warning that individuals and financial institutions around the world may be subject to potential sanctions if they deal with the listed entities.
The statement noted that the goal of the sanctions “is not punishment in itself, but rather changing the behavior of the regime,” while pointing out that there are mechanisms to remove individuals and entities from the sanctions lists if legal criteria are met, and calling on those wishing to request removal to review the Office of Foreign Assets Control’s guidelines on removal procedures from the lists.
This escalation in sanctions comes after the adoption of a resolution at the UN Human Rights Council, which, by a majority of 22 votes, condemned the Iranian regime’s crackdown on peaceful protesters and called on Tehran to stop the excessive use of force, respect human rights and ensure accountability for violations.
CLARE & SANDY INGRAM: Trump Warns on Maliki: What Iraqi Dinar Investors Need to Know
Introduction: Trump’s Warning Shakes Dinar Holders
President Donald Trump recently posted on X (formerly Twitter) a strong warning regarding Iraq’s political future:
“I’m hearing that the Great Country of Iraq might make a very bad choice by reinstalling Nouri al-Maliki as Prime Minister. Last time Maliki was in power, the Country descended into poverty and total chaos. That should not be allowed to happen again… if elected, the United States of America will no longer help Iraq and, if we are not there to help, Iraq has ZERO chance of Success, Prosperity, or Freedom. MAKE IRAQ GREAT AGAIN!”
This statement quickly made headlines, with Sandy Ingram reporting:
“Maliki, who has links to Iran, was selected at the weekend by an alliance of Shia-led parties as its nominee for prime minister.”
While this may seem alarming for Iraqi Dinar holders, the real implications are more nuanced—and largely financial, structural, and geopolitical rather than purely political.
Understanding ‘Shadow Sanctions’
Many investors argue Iraq is not under sanctions. But consider this:
“Anytime the US holds your [$112 billion oil] profits in their banks, in the Federal Reserves in New York, you are under what we call 'shadow sanctions'. You are not free to go. Iraq is not free to go out and do whatever the hell it wants to do…Let's call it 'shadow sanctions’.”
Shadow sanctions are unofficial restrictions that prevent Iraq from fully accessing and utilizing its own funds. While not publicly announced, they limit Iraq’s financial freedom, affecting currency movements, banking access, and economic independence.
For Dinar holders, understanding shadow sanctions is critical. These measures can delay or complicate currency revaluation, despite political headlines.
Why Maliki as Prime Minister Is a Concern
Nouri al-Maliki’s previous tenure in Iraq was marked by:
Political instability
Economic decline
Alleged corruption and chaos
Trump’s warning reflects the risk perception: if Maliki returns, the U.S. might withdraw support, leaving Iraq vulnerable.
However, experienced investors know: political headlines are not always indicators of monetary timing. Structural banking reforms, international oversight, and compliance measures often move independently of leadership changes.
What This Means for Dinar Holders
Key takeaways for investors:
Ignore the noise – Emotional reactions to political headlines often lead to mistakes.
Focus on financial infrastructure – Currency revaluation depends on banking systems, not election outcomes.
Understand “shadow sanctions” – Limited access to funds impacts liquidity and timing of investments.
Stay patient – The process is long-term and controlled, not headline-driven.
Featured Snippet
“Trump warns that Iraq could fail if Maliki returns as Prime Minister, citing US withdrawal of support. Dinar holders should focus on banking systems and shadow sanctions rather than reacting emotionally to headlines.”
Q&A: Common Questions from Dinar Holders
Q: Does Maliki returning as PM stop a Dinar revaluation?
A: No. While politically sensitive, currency reforms are usually implemented independently from individual leaders.
Q: What are “shadow sanctions”?
A: Unofficial restrictions preventing Iraq from accessing or freely using its own funds, affecting liquidity and financial operations.
Q: Should I panic as a Dinar holder?
A: No. Emotional reactions can lead to mistakes. Focus on structural readiness and banking accessibility.
Q: How can investors track Iraq’s financial progress?
A: Monitor official banking announcements, international audits, and legitimate Dinar updates from credible channels.
Final Thoughts: Focus on Structure, Not Politics
Political headlines are designed to provoke emotion and debate—but the real factors for Dinar investors are structural and financial.
“Do not let headlines dictate your investment strategy. Focus on banking systems, shadow sanctions, and timing.”
Patience, discipline, and understanding of the underlying financial infrastructure are the keys to long-term success.
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#IraqInvestment #FinancialFreedom #DinarWatch
Clare President Trump X post: "I’m hearing that the Great Country of Iraq might make a very bad choice by reinstalling Nouri al-Maliki as Prime Minister. Last time Maliki was in power, the Country descended into poverty and total chaos. That should not be allowed to happen again.
Because of his insane policies and ideologies, if elected, the United States of America will no longer help Iraq and, if we are not there to help, Iraq has ZERO chance of Success, Prosperity, or Freedom. MAKE IRAQ GREAT AGAIN!"
Sandy Ingram Article: "Trump says US will no 'no longer help Iraq' if it picks Maliki as PM" Quote: "Maliki who has links to Iran was selected at the weekend by an alliance of Shia-led parties as its nominee for prime minister."
I know we've had arguments... before. People have said to me, 'Iraq is not under sanctions. You don't know what you're talking about. It's BS.' No, no, no, no, no. Anytime the US holds your [$112 billion oil] profits in their banks, in the Federal Reserves in New York, you are under what we call 'shadow sanctions'. You are not free to go. Iraq is not free to go out and do whatever the hell it wants to do...I don't care what you say or how you say it, to me that's sanctions. Okay, let's get soft with it. Let's call it 'shadow sanctions'.
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