Exchange Rate Crisis: Iraq’s 13% Devaluation Gamble to Survive a Choked Hormuz and $58 Oil Budget

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💡 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Why is Iraq devaluing its currency by 13% now?
A: To offset the risk of lower oil revenues from a possible Hormuz disruption and maintain export competitiveness while balancing a $58 per barrel budget.
Q: How does the Strait of Hormuz affect Iraq’s exchange rate?
A: Hormuz carries most of Iraq’s oil exports. A blockade threatens foreign currency inflows, so devaluation is used to preserve budget revenues and import capacity.
Q: What is Iraq’s oil price budget assumption?
A: The 2025 budget is built on $58 per barrel. Falls below that, combined with export risks, force fiscal adjustments via exchange rate policy.
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