Dinar Chronicles Exclusive RV/GCR Report – September 28, 2025
(Disclaimer: The following is an overview of the current situation relating to the Global Currency Reset based on intelligence received from several sources which may or may not be accurate or truthful.)
The Final Countdown? Analyzing the X Posts That Suggest Iraq’s Economic Overhaul is Complete
For years, the status of the Iraqi Dinar (IQD) has been one of the most intensely debated topics in emerging market finance. While speculation often drives conversation, recent activity on X (formerly Twitter) from official Iraqi government accounts, coupled with regional news outlets, suggests that the systemic reforms necessary for a significant shift in Iraq’s monetary policy may be reaching their inflection point.
The confluence of announcements regarding oil exports, banking reform completion, and global credit rating pursuits paints a compelling picture: Iraq is systematically lining up the prerequisites for international financial integration.
Here is an analytical breakdown of the key posts circulating on X and what they signal about the potential revaluation of the IQD.
The Bedrock of Stability: Oil, Governance, and National Achievement
Before Iraq can confidently present its currency to the global market, internal political and economic stability—particularly regarding its vast oil wealth—must be finalized. The recent phone call between Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani and Kurdistan Region Prime Minister Masrour Barzani provides key confirmation.
Posts from @zoomnewskrd and @K24English highlight major progress:
Resumption of Kurdistan Region oil exports: Described as a “significant achievement” serving all Iraqis. The immediate stability of oil flow is vital for Treasury revenue.
Progress on the Federal Oil and Gas Law: This legislation is essential for defining revenue sharing and ensuring legal consistency across the nation, a requirement for attracting long-term foreign investment.
The Development Road Project: Agreed for a specialized committee to resolve obstacles. This project is explicitly cited to “boost Iraq’s economic growth nationwide.”
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Simultaneously, @thenewregion quoted Deputy Parliament Speaker Muhsin al-Mandalawi welcoming the oil resumption, dubbing it a “significant national achievement” that “guarantees the rights of all Iraqis.”
The Signal: These events confirm that the two most critical political hurdles—settling the KRG budget/salary issue and standardizing oil revenue—are either resolved or on the brink of resolution. Economic certainty is the foundation upon which a stable, stronger currency is built.
The Critical Mechanism: Completing Banking Reform
Perhaps the most significant and repeated phrase in recent official Iraqi communications is the completion of banking reform. For the IQD to be listed on global exchanges (Forex), Iraq’s financial sector must be fully compliant with international anti-money laundering and anti-terror financing standards.
The thread of posts related to PM Al-Sudani’s statements to the Iraq Investment Forum is highly revealing:
Systemic Completion: Posts from @AnnmarieMo64264, @majeed66224499, and @thenewregion all emphasize the same line from the Prime Minister: “We have worked on reforming the banking system to align it with international standards.”
The Final Word: The posts specifically highlight the phrase “Completing Banks Reforms” and “COMPLETED THE BANKING REFORM.” As @Prolotario1 succinctly noted, using multiple languages (Finito, Completo, Terminado, Done) underscores the finality of the achievement.
The Signal: Banking reform is not an ongoing project; according to the Iraqi government, it is finished. This technical closure removes the primary systemic barrier that has historically kept the IQD pegged at its current subsidized rate and outside of major global trading systems.
The Global Ambition: Credit Rating and Investment Opportunities
Why undertake rigorous banking reform and resolve political disputes? The goal, as articulated by the Prime Minister’s office, is global financial integration and attracting massive investment.
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PM Sudani announced at the Iraq Investment Forum “investment opportunities worth $450 billion across various sectors.” Such massive inflows require stability and the ability for foreign governments and companies to transact freely without fear of currency restrictions or instability.
Furthermore, @thenewregion and @majeed66224499 highlighted the key objective stemming from these reforms:
Improving Iraq’s credit rating: This is explicitly stated as necessary “to lower interest rates and insurance costs for projects implemented in Iraq.”
The Forex Necessity: As @majeed66224499 points out, the stated goal of reaching a credit rating of (Aa3) like Saudi Arabia is “impossible to be reached without being on Forex.”
The Signal: Iraq is not just looking for internal stability; it is aiming for elite global financial status. This level of ambition fundamentally requires a currency that is valued transparently on the international market, moving away from its current controlled rate of 1 USD = 1,310 IQD.
The Tipping Point: Media Signaling and Timing
With the foundational stability in place and the technical banking steps finalized, the last component is the official announcement—often preceded by strategic media preparation.
@Amer740888Amer reported an Iraqi news channel anticipating a major speech from the Prime Minister the following day (September 28, 2025—note the date provided in the original post is prospective) concerning oil exports and the completion of banking reform, speculating this would include the “new rate.”
Even more striking is the appearance of the current exchange rate in media:
@Channel8English posted the official Central Bank rate (1 USD = 1,310 IQD) on September 27, 2025.
@StephanieStarrC analyzed this, suggesting it is part of a “psychological war, an informational war… It’s planting the seed in our subconscious to watch the rate.”
The Signal: The coordination of a major PM address, coupled with news outlets “randomly” highlighting the existing rate, suggests that the market and the public are consciously or subconsciously being prepared for a change. When all systems are declared “complete,” the only remaining piece is the announcement of the result.
Conclusion: All Systems Are Go
The chorus of official Iraqi communication captured in these X posts offers a powerful narrative consistency:
Political Economy is Secured: Oil exports and KRG relations are stabilized.
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Technical Requirements are Met: Banking systems are fully aligned with international standards.
Global Goals are Set: The aim is a high credit rating and massive international investment.
Public Preparation is Underway: Government officials are signaling that the final announcement is imminent.
While no official statement captured here explicitly announces a revaluation rate, the strategic, persistent, and coordinated messaging that “banking reforms are complete” and the necessity of aligning Iraq’s finance with global markets strongly indicates that the long-awaited economic overhaul is no longer a question of if, but when the new monetary policy will be implemented. Iraq has laid the final tile in its path toward full financial sovereignty.
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