Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani has issued his first link to My FX Buddies Blog⁠ clear statement regarding the dollar exchange rate — and it matters. In a televised interview, Sudani confirmed that changing the dollar exchange rate is the exclusive authority of the Central Bank of Iraq, not the government. He also emphasized that Iraq’s current direction is stability, pointing to the successful narrowing of the gap between the official and parallel market rates.

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further highlighted government support for correcting private banks’ conditions and bringing them back into the system under international standards, reinforcing confidence in the financial sector.

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What does this mean for the dinar, market stability, and future policy decisions? Let’s break it down. Why Sudani emphasized Central Bank independence What “exchange rate stability” signals to markets The importance of narrowing the official vs parallel rate gap Banking reform as a foundation for confidence What this statement rules out (and what it doesn’t)