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Iraq's Central Bank Devalues the Dinar Amid Oil Export Hit

Original: Iraq Central Bank Devalues Dinar after Mideast War Hurts Oil Exports

Iraq's central bank has devalued the dinar after the Middle East conflict disrupted the country's oil exports, a key source of government revenue and foreign currency. The move aims to relieve pressure on the bank's dollar reserves as export earnings fall. The devaluation is likely to raise import costs and fuel concerns about inflation and purchasing power for ordinary Iraqis.

Why now: The currency move signals mounting economic strain on Iraq from the regional war, drawing attention to its wider financial and social impact.

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