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Frank26 (KTFA) [Iraq boots-on-the-ground report] FIREFLY: Showing on the news that the US has stopped sending cash dollars to Iraq… Iranian politician influence has been chocked off.  It is suffocating.  It can no longer compete with what is being promised by the leaders of [Iraq]. They are telling you exactly this…The monetary reform plan is alive and well that’s why I keep telling you there are no delays and don’t pay attention to these idiots from parliament…[Citizen’s] purchasing power is coming.  Financial inclusion is real.  I’m excited today… This month is crucial in the exposure phase IMO.  They will not let parliament see it for the next whole month while they are working to present it to the citizens.  This is a brilliant tactful move to continue protecting the new exchange rate.  If it was still at 1310 there would be no secrecy.  ______________________________________________________ Samson (KTFA) Article: ‘The US has stopped sending cash dollars to Iraq. Is this the beginning of a blockade.’ Quote: ‘Private sources confirmed that the United States has decided to completely halt cash dollar shipments to Iraq…’ Article: ‘The value of gold in Iraq’s precious metal reserves has increased.’ ______________________________________________________ MilitiaMan There’s a push to go digital.  It’s time to dry the dollar up.  The process has been underway for many months now…The US stopped shipments quite a while ago.  Iraq is not going to need dollars so much anymore especially when they have a real effective exchange rate applied to their present one.  Once they drop the three zeros from the exchange rate, apply a real effective exchange rate, turns out it’s going to be stronger than the dollar, you’re not going to see much [US dollars] in the street anymore.  Investment side [of the budgets], we haven’t seen that yet. Why.  Because if they were going to do it at 1310, why haven’t they done it after all these years.  Really. They’re just going to do it anyway.  No, I don’t think so. ______________________________________________________ Clare (KTFA) Article: ‘Dollar and Dinar: Exchange Rates Approaching the ‘Official’ Rate in Iraq’ Quote: ‘The exchange rate of the US dollar fell against the Iraqi dinar on Tuesday morning in the markets of Baghdad and Erbil...recording 139,000 dinars for every $100, while yesterday, Monday, it recorded 139,800 dinars for every $100…It is noteworthy that the official exchange rate of the dollar at the Central Bank of Iraq is 132,000 dinars for every $100…’ IMF Update ‘International Monetary Fund: Iraq has succeeded in maintaining its internal stability despite regional tensions. The inflation rate in Iraq has remained low. There is a need to implement fundamental reforms to increase non-oil revenues.  We commend the success of the Central Bank of Iraq in fully transitioning to the new trade finance system. The Central Bank of Iraq has begun studying reform options to strengthen the private banking sector. Progress has been made in implementing the national strategy to combat c********n and improving the C********n Perceptions Index.’ Fnu Lnu Article: ‘The Ministry of Trade has confirmed that Iraq’s oil exports to the United States will not be affected by the newly announced 30-percent U.S. tariff, which was introduced by President Donald Trump to address the trade deficit with Iraq.’ The United States continues to show favor with Iraq by exempting their main source of revenue. ______________________________________________________ MarkZ [via PDK] I am feeling very confident we are looking at the end of this journey. The 28th appears to be a key date for groups. I am hearing this from many sources. ______________________________________________________ Kaperoni Article: ‘For the first time in over a year, the dollar exchange closed at 138,800 in Iraq.’ Walkingstick (KTFA) The IMF is signaling a return to full market-based foreign exchange operations…That was their goal and the monetary reform is reaching it.  It’s all fantastic.   Source : dinarchronicles

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