Why Is Iraq’s Printed Dinar Dropping in Value?
from My FX Buddies Hosted by Tish Washington
Iraq Prints Less Money—What Does It Mean? link to My FX Buddies Blogpost In April 2025, the Central Bank of Iraq printed less money than it has in a long time. According to official data, the total amount of printed cash dropped to 98.4 trillion dinars—down from 99.8 trillion just a month before. This is the lowest level in over a year, and some are asking: 💬 Why is this happening? 💬 Does it affect regular people like you and me? In this video, we explain what it means when a country prints less money and why it could be a sign of change in the economy. Whether you’re following the Iraqi dinar, care about inflation, or just want to stay informed—this short update is for you! If you 'd like to support My FX Buddies:https://cash.app/$tishwashGet a free transcript at https://rss.com/podcasts/myfxbuddies/ 🧠 Stay smart. Stay ready. ✅ Like this video ✅ Subscribe for more money and market updates ✅ Drop a comment — What do you think this means for Iraq’s economy?
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