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The narrator, Melanie Hines, provides a daily news summary on the Iraqi dinar currency and potential revaluation. Key points:
Iraq signed several major infrastructure contracts with China, including a $2 billion iron plant, $490 million medical city, and residential development projects.
The Wall Street Journal made a video about Iraq's planned $17 billion trade corridor bypassing the Suez Canal.
Iraq's stock market closed on a high note. The narrator notes some U.S. military investors can't invest in the currency so they invest in the stock market.
Iraq's Ministry of Foreign Affairs is increasing international collaboration and presence in forums, but still lacks an international currency.
Budget tables were completed and sent to the Council of Ministers, with funding focused on ongoing projects not new ones.
The Central Bank of Iraq says financial stability is as important as political/security stability. They will imminently launch something affecting the financial economy.
Mark Z says holders of all types seem to be positioned and waiting. Rumors float of some groups already having funds preparing for distribution.
Bruce says rates are blinking quickly on screens. Soon rates should stabilize, indicating they are locked in place preceding notifications to set redemption appointments.
The narrator does daily live streams and updates. To get notifications, viewers should subscribe and turn on notifications.
The narrator, Melanie Hines, provides a summary of recent news related to the potential revaluation of the Iraqi dinar currency. Key points include:
China investing billions in industrial and infrastructure projects in Iraq, including a $2 billion iron plant, a $490 million medical city, and a residential development. This signals confidence in Iraq's economy before a potential revaluation.
Iraq making progress internationally, working with other countries on anti-corruption efforts and trade partnerships. This helps pave the way for a revaluation.
The 2023 budget is nearly finalized and focuses on funding existing projects rather than new ones. The Central Bank of Iraq hints it will soon launch something to support financial stability.
There are rumors of progress on the diplomatic front, with reports of groups receiving funds and preparing for currency exchanges. Rates are blinking and appear to be stabilizing on screens.
The narrator suggests a potential revaluation could happen soon based on these developments. She provides advice for handling currency exchanges when the time comes.
The narrator, Melanie Hines, provides a summary of recent news related to the potential revaluation of the Iraqi dinar currency. Key points:
Iraq signs multiple major infrastructure contracts with China, including a $2 billion iron plant, a $490 million medical city, and a residential development project.
Iraq moves forward on projects to upgrade critical infrastructure like fertilizer plants and trade corridors.
Iraq's government continues anti-corruption efforts and seizes assets from corrupt officials.
The Iraqi stock exchange closed on a high note, which benefits invested members of the military.
Unconfirmed rumors suggest some currency holder groups already have access to funds and are preparing for distribution.
There are indications of bank screens showing increasing activity in forex rates related to the dinar.
The narrator emphasizes that major progress is happening behind the scenes in Iraq politically and economically, setting the stage for the long-awaited revaluation of the dinar. Multiple sources suggest growing momentum towards the currency reset taking place in the very near future.
Melanie Hines provides a concise summary of the latest Iraq dinar news. Key points:
Iraq signed multiple major infrastructure contracts with China, including a $2 billion sponge iron plant, $490 million medical city, and residential development projects.
Iraq is restarting a nitrogen fertilizer plant after 40 years and working on a $17 billion trade corridor to bypass the Suez Canal.
The Iraq Stock Exchange closed strong, which benefits invested military personnel.
Mark Z says group contacts report some groups have funds and are preparing for distribution, though group members don't have funds yet. This suggests release is close.
Bruce says forex and bank screen rates started blinking rapidly, then slowed Friday/Saturday as they settled in, positioned for release.
The narrator invites viewers to daily live streams and provides an outlook on upcoming schedule.
The narrator, Melanie Hines, provides a summary of recent news related to the potential revaluation of the Iraqi dinar currency. Key points:
Iraq signed multiple major infrastructure contracts with China, including a $2 billion iron plant, a $490 million medical city, and a residential development project.
Iraq is restarting a nitrogen fertilizer plant after 40 years and building a new $17 billion trade corridor to bypass the Suez Canal.
The Iraqi stock exchange closed on a positive note. Investors are positioned for a pending revaluation of the dinar.
Mark Z says group leaders have funds and are preparing for distribution. This signals the RV rollout may be imminent.
Bruce says forex and bank screen rates are blinking and starting to stabilize, setting the stage for the release.
The narrator invites viewers to subscribe for daily updates and join one of three livestreams tomorrow to answer questions.