Ariel
@Prolotario1
Iraq Update:
These two moves – forcing every single bank in Iraq to finish their full ICAAP stress-tested capital plans and flipping the switch to ISO 20022 for all cross-border payments starting this Saturday (Nov 22) – aren’t just “nice-to-have” upgrades. They’re the final two checkboxes the grown-ups in the room (IMF, U.S. Treasury, BIS, the big correspondent banks in New York and London) have been demanding before they let Iraq play in the real international forex sandbox.
I have told people many times. This is why you do not constantly see me doing daily updates because there needs to be key items in place. Even if tgey clean up all c********n. All militias. All Iranian proxies. All Z*****t influences. They still need these basic elements in place in order to fully integrate into the globalist markets.
Think of it like this:
Right now the Iraqi dinar is basically stuck in a kiddie pool with floaties on. You can only buy or sell it in big size through the CBI’s daily dollar auction or a handful of shady exchange houses. Nobody reputable touches it on the open forex market because the banks behind it look shaky on paper and the payment rails are still running 30-year-old SWIFT message formats that scream “money-laundering risk.”
Source(s):
https://x.com/Prolotario1/status/1990894012014747681
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