Iraq devalues currency amid regional conflict and oil export disruption
Iraq has devalued its currency by 13 percent against the US dollar, marking its second major devaluation in six years. The measure follows regional conflict and disruption to oil exports linked to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, with the US dollar reportedly trading up to 168,500 dinars in Baghdad and Erbil. The full extent of the economic impact across domestic markets remains unconfirmed.
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Global Event Monitor. Iraq devalues currency amid regional conflict and oil export disruption. 2026-10-07T16:48:10.364Z. Status: published. urn:global-events-monitor:event:4965. https://global.eventmonitor.net/event/2026-10-07/iraqi-traders-close-baghdad-markets-after-dinar-devaluation-1a5fafd2
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