The currency strengthens in the short to medium term due to supply and demand imbalances. Foreign investors purchase local bonds because they require local currency to settle. The central bank produces or releases more local units. This is not imagination, but textbook revaluation pressure. This playbook is currently being used by Vietnam. Strong in capital, they are flooding foreign markets with bonds, and as money pours in, they are witnessing the Dong strengthen. This isn’t a coincidence. It’s well-planned, and the same dynamics apply to Iraq.Foreign investment floods in when Iraq sells sovereign or reconstruction bonds abroad (which is currently happening covertly through back channels), driving demand for the dinar and compressing any residual resistance to a strong, tradable currency.
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