Officially, the exchange rate in the 2026 budget is 1300 Iraqi dinars.

The Central Banks price has been in effect since February 2023, explaining that it is related to the link to blog https://www.myfxbuddies.com/2026/01/o... The Iraqi government and the Central Bank have officially adopted an exchange rate of 1,300 dinars per US dollar in the draft 2026 federal budget — and the reaction has been swift. But is this a setback… or a calculated monetary signal?

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In this episode, we break down what the 1300 rate actually represents, why it was chosen, and how it fits into Iraq’s broader fiscal and monetary coordination strategy. According to government officials, this move reflects confidence in foreign reserves, a commitment to price stability, and a clear separation between fiscal funding and monetary tools. Economic advisor Mazhar Muhammad Saleh explains that this is not about financing deficits through the exchange rate — but about discipline, credibility, and inflation control. 📌 Topics covered: • Why the 1300 rate appears in the 2026 budget • What this signals to markets (and what it doesn’t) • Monetary independence vs fiscal pressure • Inflation expectations and reserve strength • Why budgets ≠ future valuation paths 📺 This is a moment for clarity — not emotion. Thanks for Watching! Following Iraq’s Story — Don’t Give Up 💰🔥