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This article contains commentary, opinion, and analysis based on statements by Sandy Ingram and Jeff. It is not financial advice. Always consult qualified professionals before making financial decisions.
Why Scarce Currencies Hold Higher Value
Sandy Ingram opens with a core monetary principle:
“Currencies that are hard to get your hands on always have a higher value and are the highest ranking currencies in the world.”
This is not speculation—it is a widely accepted economic concept. Currency scarcity:
Reduces inflationary pressure
Increases purchasing power
Signals disciplined monetary policy
Historically, the strongest currencies are controlled, not abundant.
CBI Confirms Dinar Supply Reduction
According to the Central Bank of Iraq (CBI):
Iraqi dinar circulation declined by 5.5% in Q3 2025
Total issued currency now stands at 99,681 billion dinars
Approximate USD value: $76.1 billion
Sandy emphasizes:
“We now know for sure Iraq is reducing the number of Iraqi dinars in circulation. This is excellent news.”
This is official data, not rumor.
Why This News Matters So Much
Reducing currency supply is not cosmetic. It is:
A deliberate policy decision
A prerequisite for currency strength
A signal of future monetary moves
Sandy adds a powerful historical comparison.
The Kuwait Parallel: A Historical Signal
Sandy notes:
“This type of news would be in Kuwait three years before it became one of the highest ranking currencies in the world.”
Kuwait followed a similar path:
Controlled currency issuance
Strong fiscal discipline
Gradual strengthening before global recognition
The implication is not sameness—but pattern similarity.
Currency Rarity Signals Preparation
Sandy’s key insight:
“When Iraq starts pulling in and making its currency rare, that’s when you know they’re getting ready to do big things.”
Scarcity suggests:
Confidence in future demand
Readiness for structural change
Alignment with international standards
Jeff: Why the Budget Period Is Critical
Jeff adds a crucial timing perspective:
“You have a budget period. That’s the critical time piece.”
Budgets are not abstract documents. They are:
Calculated using the currency value
Dependent on exchange rate assumptions
Legally binding financial frameworks
Why Budget and Rate Must Align
Jeff explains:
“Budgets are calculated off of the currency value…that means both the budget and rate change have to happen in very close proximity to each other.”
This means:
A new budget requires a realistic rate
Rate changes cannot be isolated events
Timing must be synchronized
January: A Logical Budget Window
The next budget period is expected to begin:
January of the coming year
This aligns with:
Fiscal year transitions
Accounting resets
Monetary policy updates
While not a guarantee, it is a logical convergence point.
Connecting the Dots
When combining both perspectives:
Sandy Ingram: Currency scarcity and supply reduction
Jeff: Budget timing and rate dependency
The message is consistent:
Preparation + Timing = Potential Transition
Featured Snippets
Why does reducing currency supply strengthen a currency?
Lower supply reduces inflation and increases purchasing power, making the currency more valuable and stable.
Is Iraq officially reducing dinar circulation?
Yes. The Central Bank of Iraq reported a 5.5% decline in currency issued in Q3 2025.
Why is the budget period important for exchange rates?
Budgets are calculated using the currency value, so rate changes must align closely with budget timelines.
Q&A Section
Q: Does this guarantee a revaluation?
A: No. It confirms preparation and policy discipline, not a guaranteed outcome.
Q: Why is Kuwait often mentioned?
A: Kuwait followed a similar path of currency control before achieving high currency value.
Q: Is January confirmed for a rate change?
A: No. January is a logical period due to budget cycles, not an official date.
Final Thoughts
This update provides substance over speculation. Official CBI data confirms a shrinking money supply, while budget logic explains why timing matters.
Currency strength is not announced—it is built.
Scarcity is intentional.
Timing is strategic.
Preparation is visible.
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Sandy Ingram
Currencies that are hard to get your hands on always have a higher value [and are the] highest ranking currencies in the world...The CBI of Iraq reported a 5.5% decline in currency issued during the 3rd quarter of 2025 falling to 99,681 billion Iraqi dinars which is ~ $76.1 billion...We now know for sure Iraq is reducing the number of Iraqi dinars in circulation. This is excellent news. This [type of news] would be in Kuwait 3 years before it became one of the highest ranking currencies in the world.
This is the news you want to hear because when Iraq starts pulling in and making its currency rare that's when you know they're getting ready to do big things.
Jeff
You have a budget period. That's the critical time piece...But then a budget.
Remember, budgets are calculated off of the currency value...that means both the budget and rate change have to happen in very close proximity to each other around the budget period. The next budget period should be starting next year January.
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