US resumes dollar shipments to Iraq

The United States has resumed cash dollar shipments to Iraq after several months of suspension, to boost liquidity in the Iraqi economy, which relies heavily on cash transactions—especially amid ongoing dependence on oil revenues and US-linked financial support. Shipments totaling around 500 million dollars had been halted since last April due to pressure on Baghdad concerning activities of Iran-backed factions. The resumption of shipments underscores the importance of the dollar in stabilizing the foreign exchange market and facilitating trade in Iraq, although some aspects of security cooperation and American financial support remain on hold.

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