Iraqi Dinar - Will It Honestly Revalue?
By Retz Wilkins
There have been conjecture and persuasion emerging, whether the currency of Iraq will obtain its former power over the USD. Will there be dinar revaluation to be expected in the approaching years? We could not just erect our own judgments and conclude on something that we are not certain otherwise; we would unconsciously judge the innocent Iraqi citizens and their way of living. We do not like that, do we?
It was once called the vast Babylon surrounded with prosperity. It was even believed that there was a point in time when 1 IQD was equivalent to approximately 3 USD but, not until Saddam Hussein came in to the setting. The notable wars it had, damaged the name and glory of the country. So, to establish us ground, whether the Iraq Dinar will possibly revalue or not, let us aim to check on what is actually happening in Iraq premises and economy.
New Leadership and Administration
Saddam Hussein was considered a scourge for Iraqi citizens but, after his death, the nation was able to propose a new leader to turn the tides from torment to prosperity. As of today, Prime Minister on its Parliamentary Government is Nouri Hasan al-Maliki. Is the new leader legible and credible?
When there was the lift of Iraqi Transitional government, It was Al-Maliki who succeeded it. He is already on his second term as the Prime Minister and it all started when his first Cabinet was fairly approved by the National Assembly on 2006. He acted as the National Security Minister during his second Cabinet last 2010. The man had experience and everybody believed that he is a political picture with a caliber.
Recovering Oil Industry
For the record, Middle Eastern countries own around 65% of the world-oil resources. The other 12% is (of course) owned by Iraq. If we are going to throw physical notation on how much Iraq is exporting (bpd) in a day, we could calculate a staggering 900,000 bpd - 2 billion barrels in just 12 months.
The demand for energy consumption is constantly rising and the breathing price per barrel is 100 USD. When we add up the estimated number of barrels exported, $200 billion will be accumulated in 1 year. Oil alone could generate great hope to foreign investors that have been holding millions of Iraqi Dinar for quite some time. Have you heard about big oil companies like BP and Shell? Well, these two companies just signed contracts to indorse the oil expansion project of the country. In line with the chore to rebuild the oil industry of the country, huge foreign companies are taking their chances.
Internal Relations Developed
Is IQD a trade-able currency? For a currency to be trade-able, the country upholding it should legally engage on the world market and must frame ties between foreign countries like the United States. Will there be anyone who would be interested in Iraq amidst the rumors about its peace and order case? Take USA, when it held its first trade and economic forum for Iraq in Washington DC. The assembly was participated with more than 50 people from the government of Iraq and foreign businessmen from the USA.
Greece, amidst its financial crisis, took its stake when Greek Ambassador, Dr. Mercourios Karafotias visited the Kurdistan Region. Greece and USA are taking movements to build pleasant relationship with Iraq aiming for one goal - rebuild its former glory.
So, will there be dinar revaluation to be expected in the coming years? What we can only be particular of is the positive events happening in Iraq.
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