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CBI Reduces Dinar Circulation: A Major Monetary Signal

According to a boots-on-the-ground report from Iraq, significant monetary action is now being publicly acknowledged.

OMAR (Iraq On-the-Ground Report)

The Central Bank of Iraq (CBI) has officially reduced the total circulation of Iraqi dinars by approximately 5.5% during the third quarter of 2025.

This reduction brings:

• Total money supply: ~99.68 trillion dinars

• Approximate USD value: ~$76 billion

The stated goal is clear:

To keep inflation in check and support the value of the Iraqi dinar.

Why Money Supply Reduction Matters

Reducing currency in circulation is a classic and powerful monetary policy tool. It is commonly used to:

• Control inflation

• Strengthen purchasing power

• Prepare a currency for structural change

This action is not theoretical—it is measurable and reported.

Frank26 Analysis: “They Collected the Three Zeros”

Frank26’s interpretation is direct and significant:

“They are telling you they have collected a lot of three zeros.”

In monetary reform terminology, this implies:

• Large-denomination notes are being removed

• Liquidity is being consolidated

• The groundwork is being laid for redenomination

This aligns with long-standing reform plans involving lifting three zeros from the dinar.

Inflation Control Supports Currency Value

A reduced money supply typically:

• Limits excess liquidity

• Stabilizes prices

• Increases confidence in the currency

For Iraq, inflation control is essential before:

• Introducing a new exchange rate

• Reintegrating into international markets

• Expanding foreign trade and investment

IMF and U.S. Treasury Oversight

Frank26 emphasizes that Iraq is not acting alone.

Key Oversight Players

• International Monetary Fund (IMF)

• United States Treasury

Frank describes them as:

“A proud mother and father of the monetary reform of Iraq.”

These institutions:

• Monitor CBI actions

• Approve reform sequencing

• Ensure compliance with global financial standards

Role of U.S. Influence and Advisors

Frank26 also points to:

• Direct U.S. involvement

• Strategic oversight tied to the Trump-era framework

• Consulting support from Oliver Wyman, a global financial advisory firm

This suggests:

• Every major CBI move is being observed

• Policy is being guided, not improvised

• Mistakes are less likely to be tolerated

January 1st: A Logical Target?

Frank26 raises a key question:

“Maybe it’s all for January 1st.”

Why January 1st matters:

• New fiscal year

• Clean accounting transition

• Expiration of the current exchange framework

• Global norm for monetary adjustments

While not a confirmed date, it remains a logical benchmark.

What This Means for Monetary Reform

Taken together, these developments suggest:

• Active tightening of the money supply

• Collection of large-denomination notes

• Inflation control measures in effect

• International oversight fully engaged

This is process, not hype.

Featured Snippets

Did the Central Bank of Iraq reduce the dinar supply?

Yes. The CBI reduced dinar circulation by about 5.5% in Q3 2025 to control inflation and support currency value.

Why is reducing money supply important for Iraq?

Lowering the money supply helps stabilize prices, strengthen the dinar, and prepare for monetary reform.

Are the IMF and U.S. Treasury involved?

According to Frank26, both institutions closely monitor and guide Iraq’s monetary reform process.

Q&A Section

Q: Does this confirm a revaluation is happening now?

A: No. It confirms preparation and reform activity, not a public rate change.

Q: What does “collecting the three zeros” mean?

A: It refers to removing large-denomination notes as part of a redenomination strategy.

Q: Is January 1st guaranteed?

A: No. It is a logical timeframe, not an official announcement.

Final Perspective

This boots-on-the-ground report provides verifiable policy action, not speculation. A measurable reduction in money supply—combined with IMF and U.S. Treasury oversight—indicates that Iraq’s monetary reform is active, supervised, and progressing deliberately.

Quiet steps like these often matter more than loud headlines.

Patience remains essential.
Preparation appears undeniable.

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[Iraq boots-on-the-ground report]   

OMAR: On the news now today, the Central Bank of Iraq has reduced the total circulation of Iraqi dinar by about 5.5% in the 3rd quarter of 2025.

  That brings the money supply down to roughly 99.68 trillion dinars or about $76 billion US.  The main goal is to...keep inflation in check which should support the dinar's value...  

FRANK: They are telling you they have collected a lot of three zeros. 

Frank26   The IMF and United States Treasury are like a proud mother and father of the monetary reform of Iraq.  They see everything the CBI is now doing with Trump and Oliver Wyman because we are watching and pushing them.  Maybe it's all for January 1st.