Dinarland Highlights – 4.17.26
Bruce (The Big Call)
[via WiserNow]
…we did hear from a Treasury source that was talking about several things…one of which was, we should be in there for this week…if we got notified Friday, we could get started exchanging Friday or Saturday…In other words, this week is still in play… Now you guys know that we can’t hold our breath for this…All we can do is take this one day at a time, and know that it’s very, very close.
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MarkZ
[via PDK]
The meeting to pick the candidate for the Prime Minister that was supposed to happen…was put off until Saturday. They are still negotiating. They have 15 days from when the President was seated to pick the Prime minister. Then they can work on HCL.
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Frank26 (KTFA)
They showed the Iraqi citizens…a 25,000 note and a 25 note in front of it [See Image Below]. That’s a lower note. I don’t know if that’s a new one. It could be an old one. But they’re telling the Iraqi citizens your 25k note is going to become 25 because you’re going to have purchasing power added to that 25…
Pretty much this year around February and March…banks are no longer saying it’s a scam…
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Reset Intelligence
The Saturday [the 26th] fuse is not about who sits in the chair. It is about what the chair activates. President to prime minister to cabinet to budget to HCL to rate. That sequence was laid out in The Constitutional Clock. It is now past the halfway mark.
On April 16, Iraq’s central bank quietly bound fifteen Islamic banks to an international compliance standard. The same afternoon, parliament walked into the governor’s office and publicly backed monetary independence.
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Stephen (Dinar For Dummies)
Do not ask your bank today if they’re dealing with the Iraqi dinar. Because most banks are going to give you a very blanket answer saying, ‘no we’re not dealing with the Iraqi dinar nor do we have plans to deal with the Iraqi dinar.’ A lot of people who are uneducated or uninformed, they take that to mean that the bank is never going to deal with the Iraq dinar. Then they get upset…down…frustrated because they’re thinking, ‘How am I going to exchange my dinar once it revalues?’ I’m telling you once the Iraqi dinar has value and is no longer on a program rate and is no longer considered an exotic currency, the bank is going to deal with you.
As far as I’m concerned there is maybe two or three people in the world that know the rate and a very basic understanding of the date…I do believe the revaluation date is a moving target. I believe that the timeline is changing with geopolitical events happening in the world right now…I promise you there is no bank manager out there that knows when the dinar is going to revalue.
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Sandy Ingram
All of a sudden the Iraqi government and the Central Bank of Iraq is now openly discussing ‘deleting the zeros.’...How will that affect your Iraqi dinar investment? …The phrase sounds dramatic and many people believe the currency will suddenly become more valuable, but that is not what Iraq is saying. In simple terms, deleting the zeros is a technical change to how the currency looks, not a change in how much the currency is actually worth. When Iraq talked about ‘removing the zeros’ they mean a process called redenomination. This means large numbers in the currency are reduced to smaller amounts. For example, 1,000 old dinars would become 1 new dinar. Even though the number looks smaller, the value stays the same…The total value in your pocket does not change…There was no information in the news article about when Iraq plans to delete the zeros…We can only hope these are steps toward a currency adjustment.
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Fnu Lnu
[Reply to Guru Frank26’s 4-16-2026 post]
“Deleting the Zeros” is irrelevant to the revaluation and if the Deputy Director is to be believed, is not really “A THING” and has been shelved / postponed but definitely isn’t a seriously important function…[Guru Frank26’s] statement is diametrically contradicted by the Deputy Finance Minister…
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Clare (KTFA)
Article:
“Al-Halbousi affirms Parliament’s interest in monitoring the performance of the Central Bank and supporting the independence of monetary policy”
Quote:
“He affirmed Parliament’s readiness to provide the necessary legislative framework to support financial and banking reforms.”
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Jeff
Overall the news is very good, very suggestive that the rate change is reasonably close. We just got to see them buckle down and make the formal announcement of the prime minister. For the last roughly 2 months the news has strongly suggested it’s going to be Sudani… They only have until the 16th [day] per the constitution to announce the prime minister. The 16th [day] would be April 26th…
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