MNT GOAT 🧨 "From Tehran to Baghdad: Will ‘Deleting Zeros’ Be Real Reform or Just Optics?" 🇮🇷🇮🇶

MNT GOAT

🧨 "From Tehran to Baghdad: Will ‘Deleting Zeros’ Be Real Reform or Just Optics?" 🇮🇷🇮🇶

📰 Main Takeaways:

• 🇮🇷 Iran’s Economic Committee has approved a draft law to remove 4 zeros from the Rial.
  👉 But this is likely a cosmetic move to fix the currency's image, not its value.
  👉 It's seen as a response to structural crisis, not true reform or revaluation.

• 🇮🇶 Iraq faces similar symptoms:
  🔹 Rentier economy
  🔹 Dual (parallel) currency markets
  🔹 Lack of transparency in foreign reserves
  

  Read also: WALKINGSTICK: "🔥 Iraq Is FREE! IMF Lifts All Currency Restrictions — Dinar Unchained!"
  🔹 Political instability & corruption

• ⚠️ Warning from Mnt Goat:
  If Iraq follows Iran’s model, “deleting the zeros” could be used as a symbolic gesture, to distract from deeper reforms needed.
  ✅ But Mnt Goat says clearly: NO — Iraq should not follow this model.

🔍 Bottom Line:

• Iran is using zero deletion as a cover for internal problems, not as a path to real value.

• Iraq’s situation may seem similar, but the path forward must involve real monetary reform, not just optics.

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MNT GOAT

"FROM TEHRAN TO BAGHDAD...

WILL "REMOVING ZEROS" BECOME A POLICY TO CONCEAL STRUCTURAL DEFICITS?"

40900 The Economic Committee of the Iranian Shura Council approved a draft law to remove four zeros from the national currency, a move that suggests a technical effort to address a structural crisis rather than a genuine economic breakthrough and revaluation. For the Iranian Riyal, it appears the state is trying to restore the currency's image, not

its actual value. Could this model apply to Iraq? The data are different in form, but similar in content. Iraq, too, suffers from an excessively rentier economy, a parallel currency market, and a lack of transparency in reserve management. If political crises and financial corruption persist, the option of "removing zeros" may one day be presented not as a monetary

option, but rather as a symbolic cover to evade the demands of genuine reform. The answer is NO! But let's go even deeper on this subject matter of Iran vs Iraq about their projects to delete their zeros from their currencies. How do they compare? What is about to happen in Iran and why.

Their words not mine....