SANDY INGRAM: How One System Controls Global Money Including the IQD

There are ongoing financial tensions between Iraq and the U.S. Treasury Department, particularly involving the Iraqi Dinar (IQD). Recent developments shed light on why Iraq has implemented certain financial and regulatory measures in response to increasing scrutiny and restrictions from the United States.

These actions carry significant implications—not only for Iraq’s national economy but also for individuals who hold or invest in the IQD.

 One growing concern is the heightened surveillance and recording of personal financial transactions, raising questions about privacy and the future of personal finance management on a global scale.

Understanding the geopolitical and economic dynamics behind Iraq’s financial strategies is essential.

 These policies are shaped by external pressure, internal goals for economic reform, and efforts to stabilize the currency. 

This situation highlights the importance of evaluating political, economic, and privacy-related factors when considering investments in foreign currencies and navigating global financial systems.