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Iraq's Money Supply Just Jumped 13.8%-Should Investors Be Worried?

Iraq's Money Supply Just Jumped 13.8%-Should Investors Be Worried?

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Has Iraq dramatically increased its money supply-and does it threaten the country's economic stability? https://www.myfxbuddies.com/2026/08/iraqs-money-supply-just-jumped.html According to Prime Minister's financial advisor Mazhar Muhammad Salih, Iraq's currency issuance increased by nearly 13.8% during the first five months of 2026, bringing the total money supply to more than 113 trillion Iraqi dinars. But does that mean Iraq is simply "printing money"? In this video, we'll break down what the advisor actually said and why he argues the increase was an emergency response to reduced oil revenues caused by the Strait of Hormuz crisis rather than a sign of uncontrolled monetary expansion. We'll discuss: ✅ Why Iraq's money supply increased ✅ How lower oil exports affected government finances ✅ Treasury bills and domestic financing ✅ Why inflation has remained relatively stable ✅ The importance of foreign exchange reserves ✅ The risks if these policies continue for too long This is one of the clearest official explanations yet of how Iraq's monetary policy is responding to an extraordinary financial situation.

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