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A statement from his office said that “Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani sponsored the official ceremony announcing the end of the mandate of the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI), in the presence of Guterres, the Speaker of Parliament, and a number of political leaders and ministers.” (LINK)
Economists: A sharp rise in the dollar exchange rate will put the Central Bank and the Iraqi economy in a very difficult situation.
Saturday, December 13, 2025 Baghdad – One News
Economic experts considered the Iraqi Central Bank’s sudden suspension of the dollar transfer platform before the scheduled date and without an official announcement to be a step far from transparency.
Experts indicated that the suspension of the platform without an official announcement by the Central Bank indicates uncertainty and fear about the consequences of suspending the platform on dollar exchange rates.
The lack of an announcement could give the Central Bank an opportunity to disavow and evade the decision to suspend the platform and return to operating the platform, even temporarily, in the event that the dollar begins to rise to high rates.
They pointed out that it is also possible that the platform’s shutdown without an official announcement was a trial measure to test the market’s ability to adapt to the new situation without a platform, and how the demand for the dollar and its exchange rates might be after this sudden platform shutdown.
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