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Fiscal Timelines Reveal the Bigger Monetary Strategy
In a recent analysis, Jeff highlighted an important article titled “Iranian government rolling out nationwide currency denomination”, drawing attention not only to what Iran is doing—but when and why it is doing it.
The timing, Jeff explains, is everything.
Iran’s 4-Zero Currency Removal Explained
According to the article:
“Iran's government will begin the process of removing 4-zeros from the currency since the next Iranian year from March 21, 2026 to March 20, 2027.”
At first glance, the long timeline may seem unusual—but Jeff makes it clear that this timing is not random.
Why This Period? The Budget Cycle
Jeff points out a critical detail often overlooked:
Iran’s budget period (fiscal year) runs from:
March 21st to March 20th of the following year
This means Iran’s currency reform is:
Directly tied to its fiscal calendar
Designed to roll out alongside national budgeting
Structured to align monetary reform with accounting, spending, and revenue
“I pulled this straight off the internet.” — Jeff
Iraq’s Fiscal Year: A Different Clock, Same Strategy
Jeff then connects this directly to Iraq.
Unlike Iran:
Iraq’s fiscal year runs from January 1st to December 31st
This difference is crucial.
According to Jeff:
The old domestic Iraq ends at the close of the current fiscal year
A new international Iraq begins with the new budget cycle in January
“Everything revolves around a budget period.”
Domestic vs International Iraq
Jeff’s perspective frames Iraq’s transition as a budget-driven evolution:
Ending the Old Domestic Iraq
Legacy systems
Internal-only financial structures
Limited global integration
Beginning the New International Iraq
Budget-aligned reforms
International engagement
Modernized monetary and fiscal systems
This shift is expected to occur around January, when Iraq’s new fiscal year begins.
Regional Pattern: Budget-Based Currency Reform
When viewed together:
Iran aligns currency reform with its March-to-March fiscal year
Iraq aligns reform with its January-to-December fiscal year
This reinforces a broader regional pattern:
Major monetary changes are introduced at the start of budget cycles—not randomly mid-year.
Featured Snippet: Key Insight
Why is Iran removing 4 zeros from its currency during 2026–2027?
Because Iran’s fiscal year runs from March 21 to March 20, and major currency reforms are structured to align with national budget periods.
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Jeff highlights a powerful pattern across the Middle East: currency reforms follow fiscal calendars. As Iran prepares a multi-year redenomination tied to its budget cycle, Iraq’s January-based fiscal year points to its own monetary transition aligning with the start of the new year.
Q&A Section
❓ Why does Iran’s currency reform take place over a year?
Because it aligns with Iran’s official fiscal year and budget execution period.
❓ What is Iraq’s fiscal year?
Iraq’s fiscal year runs from January 1st to December 31st.
❓ Why are budget periods important for currency reform?
Budgets determine accounting systems, pricing, salaries, contracts, and monetary implementation timing.
❓ What does Jeff mean by “international Iraq”?
A shift toward global financial integration aligned with a new fiscal and monetary framework.
Final Thoughts
Jeff’s analysis brings clarity to an often-misunderstood aspect of currency reform: timing is driven by budgets, not speculation.
Iran’s 4-zero removal and Iraq’s anticipated monetary evolution both follow a simple rule—everything begins with a fiscal year. As Iraq approaches January, attention naturally focuses on what a new budget cycle may bring.
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Jeff
Article: "Iranian government rolling out nationwide currency denomination"
Quote: "Iran's government will begin the process of removing 4-zeros from the currency since the next Iranian year from March 21, 2026 to March 20, 2027..."
Why this period?
It's their budget period...I pulled this straight off the internet. Iran's budget period/ fiscal year goes from March 21st to March 20th of the following year...Iraq's fiscal year goes from January 1st to December 31st.
The old domestic Iraq is ending at the end of this year of '25. The new international Iraq will begin in January around the budget period...Everything revolves around a budget period.
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