Dinarland Highlights – 1.10.26
Bruce (The Big Call)
[via WiserNow]
We have talked to three different sources that are saying almost the same thing, with a caveat…they’re all good high sources…The first source said notifications. For Tier 4b that’s us, the internet group should be out this weekend…The next source…said if all goes according to plan, then we will be notified this weekend… And we had another source, separate source, that said virtually the same thing, if everything goes according to plan, then we should be notified for tier 4b this weekend.
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Mountain Goat
Article:
“AN ECONOMIC ASSESSMENT OF THE CENTRAL BANK’S DECISION TO FIX THE DOLLAR EXCHANGE RATE IN THE 2026 BUDGET”
So for the first time I have been in this investment the CBI has told us they fixed the budget to an exchange rate. It has been normal practice for the Finance Committee to fix the budget to the market price of oil or a little less for market variations in future. Why is this very good news for us today? Let me explain…
This shows us the country is slowly moving away from oil as the sole source of revenue and now even the budget is no longer evolving around oil. WOW! They are moving to general terms of overall economic stability which means all revenue, including revenues from non-oil sources. WOW! They are truly moving away from the sanctioned rules of everything evolving around oil. WOW!
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Frank26 (KTFA)
[Iraq boots-on-the-ground report]
OMAR: TV guy talking about former CBI governor Dr. Shabibi, he said the dinar would go down incrementally before any major revaluation…It is entirely possible the Central Bank of Iraq will reduce the dinar’s exchange rate incrementally before they carry out a full revaluation. They have done it before, like in early 2023 when they nudged the rate down a little bit…It’s a way to keep everything stable and avoid sudden changes in the economy. Yes, incremental reductions are on the table before any big revaluation happens…
FRANK: They self-confessed there’s a revaluation coming to your currency. I understand they’re trying to tell you they’re going to do it slowly but surely. But that’s a bunch of “whatever”.
The monetary reform of Iraq, the whole concept of adding value to their currency, bringing purchasing power by lifting the 3 zeros, introducing lower notes and going International into a float, that’s 1000% IMO. I was looking for it in December…January 1st…But it is the Middle East…I’m looking for 2 “papers”, “documents”…
Question:
“Are we waiting for the complete seating of the government?”
Yes.
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Samson
Article:
“IRAQ WILL BE FIFTH AMONG ARAB COUNTRIES WITH THE LARGEST GAS RESERVES…”
Article:
“TRADE IS MOVING TOWARDS REDUCING SOME TARIFFS IN PREPARATION FOR JOINING THE WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION”
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MilitiaMan
The digital dinar is in full implementation with paper notes phasing out sometime in 2026…Think about the note count reduction. Less supply is a key component…
Over delivery thrives on surprise. In other words, the expectations are put out for a long period of time, they’re actually doing it faster and probably going to surprise us.
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Jeff
Vietnam is a c*******t regime. They have a dictator. They do what China does…They get into manufacturing and export. They intentionally decrease and lower the value of the currency. It’s to their advantage…to keep the value of their currency down…It’s not to Vietnam’s advantage to increase their currency value. I don’t think they would increase the value of their currency until they change their government structure from c*******t dictator regime to a democracy.
Inside the budget it’ll show you the period of coverage for those. There’s been some different theories on this, but the budgets themselves say that the period of coverage spans from January through December. If that is indeed their budget period that’s critical to the timing of a rate change. Here’s why. Budgets are calculated off the currency value. The budget is also a law…The ’26 budget…has not been approved. That’s because all aspects of that law have to exist such as the currency value that it’s calculated off of. They also have not approved the ’25 amended budget either because the ’25 amendment budget was calculated off the new currency value, as is the new ’26 budget. That’s the reason they cannot approve those laws until the correct currency value exists that the budget was calculated off of. Very simple.
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Mailman17
When cashing in you will not get a better rate with a redemption center. Why? Because they don’t exist unless their being run out of day care centers in Minnesota. The rate is no different no matter where you decide to go. Banks are still the safest.
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Sandy Ingram
Iraq more than likely has no interest, secretly in their hearts, in providing a profit to the different countries who participated in the 2003 invention and who are now holding million of Iraqi dinars, including the United States.
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Fnu Lnu
Some people seem to think that the removal/withdrawal of UNAMI is some big deal…It means next to nothing… One team goes home, another replaces them…
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Iraqi Dinar Revaluation and Global Currency Reset News | Dinar Chronicles
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