šŸ’ø Dinar in Danger? Iraq's Currency Struggles Between Two Worlds āš–ļøšŸ”„

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Ā šŸ’ø Dinar in Danger? Iraq's Currency Struggles Between Two Worlds āš–ļøšŸ”„

Iraq's currency market isĀ on edge, caught in a constant tug-of-war between theĀ official rateĀ and theĀ parallel market — and it’s sending shockwaves through the economy.


šŸ“‰Ā Dollar Chaos Hits Baghdad & Erbil

Despite government efforts, theĀ USD exchange rateĀ is rising again:
šŸ”¹Ā Official exchangesĀ recorded 141,600 IQD for $100
šŸ”¹Ā Local marketsĀ are now selling at 142,500 IQD
šŸ”¹ Just weeks ago, it wasĀ 139,000 IQD — the rise is fast and worrying āš ļø


šŸ’„Ā Why the Volatility? Experts Point to 3 Major Pressures:

  1. Scarcity of Dollar Supply vs. High Demand

  2. Persistent trade with sanctioned countriesĀ +Ā Central Bank delays

  3. Gap between official & parallel rates → speculation & smuggling

šŸ›ƒ Customs confusion andĀ weak border controlĀ are also fueling instability.


🧠 Economic Voices Speak Out:

šŸ”¹Ā Ahmed Abd RabboĀ warns the dollar surge could continue, driven by:

  • Online payment issues

  • Suspended remittances

  • Market panic

šŸ”¹Ā Abdul Rahman Al-ShaikhlyĀ urges deep reform:

  • Control import sources

  • Stabilize supply/demand

  • Monitor black market activity


šŸ’¬ Traders and citizens alike are growing uneasy. Hopes of currency stability are fading asĀ inflation fears return. The dream of a stronger dinar? Still alive — butĀ under serious threatĀ unless Iraq can tackle root problems, not just patch symptoms.


šŸ“ŒĀ Bottom Line:
Without bold action, theĀ gap between official and parallel rates will keep growing, driving speculation, inflation, and public frustration. Iraq’s economy is demandingĀ script async="" crossorigin="anonymous" src="https://pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/js/adsbygoogle.js?client=ca-pub-6009082504355829"> real reform — not just short-term fixes.


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