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In today’s Dinar Daily update, we break down the real reasons why Iraq’s exchange rate has not changed yet—and why this delay has far more to do with government formation, the Hydrocarbon Law (HCL), and international sanctions compliance than with rumors or speculation.

Despite growing online claims of an imminent rate change, Iraq remains in a critical transition phase. The HCL cannot function at the current 1300 exchange rate, government leadership is still being finalized, and international oversight—particularly involving OFAC, the U.S. Treasury, and special envoy Mark Savaya—continues to shape the timeline.

This video connects the dots between:
• Why the HCL requires a new exchange rate to be meaningful
• How unfinished government formation blocks major monetary moves
• What Mark Savaya’s visit signals about sanctions and compliance
• Why political headlines around Sudani and Maliki are often misleading
• How Iraq’s gradual move away from the dollar fits the bigger picture
• Why patience and realism matter more than hype

If you’re tired of conflicting guru narratives and want a fact-based, big-picture explanation of where Iraq truly stands, this video is for you.

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