Dinarland Highlights – 12.25.25
Mountain Goat
The President of the Republic issued a presidential decree on Tuesday setting the date for the first session of the new parliament on December 29…We have been told that Iraq is going to try the 3-year budget again and there will be another tripartite budget for 2026-2028 and it can’t be opened until it is voted on and passed in the new parliament …Remember the reasoning behind Dr Shabibi telling us that January is the “best opportune time to reinstate the dinar with a significant rate” is that the annual budget its supposed to be ready to open and allocated out to spend in January… obviously, this may NOT going to be the case but it may be close.
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MarkZ
[via PDK]
Question: Mark, do you still think RV will happen around January 2nd?
MarkZ: I think it will…but no one knows the timing.
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Frank26 (KTFA)
[Iraq boots-on-the-ground report]
FIREFLY: They say on television this about the first parliament meeting that’s is going to be formed on the 29th. The House of Representatives has completed all technical and all logistical preparations for holding the first session of the 6th parliamentary term. It is scheduled for next Monday.
I’m going to walk to the bank. I’m not going to run to it. I’m going to learn from other people’s mistakes, let alone the bank’s mistakes. I’m going to watch the float, but not with great anticipation because my intentions are to exchange the majority and leave a very minority for the float because I want to get to work right away. By the time the float reaches what it reaches, what I start with, will be at that level because I will invest properly.
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Clare (KTFA)
Article:
“First comment from the Sudanese regarding the dollar exchange rate”
Quote:
“In a televised interview followed by Baghdad Today, Al-Sudani said: Changing the dollar exchange rate is the sole prerogative of the Central Bank of Iraq, stressing that the government has managed to reduce the gap in the exchange rate between the official and parallel rates, indicating the government’s success in reducing the gap in the exchange rate.“
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Jeff
Question:
“Do they have to have a fully formed completed government to change the rate?”
That’s questionable. While the government is in a forming state, they’re considered a ‘caretaker’. They have very limited access to Iraq funds and monies…The Central Bank can change the value of the currency whenever they want. Why? Because the central bank is autonomous separate from the physical government…Do they have to have a formed completed government before the rate can change? We have no way of verifying that.
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Sandy Ingram
The presence of independent armed groups makes it harder to form stable governments, attract foreign investment and reassure citizens that the state, not militias is in charge…As long as weapons remains outside government control Iraq’s sovereignty appears divided. Economic confidence remains fragile…Long term stability remains
uncertain. A country cannot fully move forward when there are two centers of power…Some militias are signaling flexibility. Others are digging in deeper. The Iraqi site is c****t in between trying to assert authority without triggering further instability. How this unfolds will shape Iraq’s…ability to function as a fully sovereign nation.
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Samson (KTFA)
Article:
“2025 HARVEST : IRAQ STRENGTHENS ITS SOVEREIGNTY AND COMPLETES ITS E*******L REQUIREMENTS CALMLY”
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