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The article discusses the deterioration of purchasing power in Iraq as a result of the rise in the dollar's price following the adjustment of the official exchange rate in October 2026. The dollar's value increased significantly, causing the Iraqi dinar to lose about $100 worth of the amounts it could previously purchase. This led to higher prices and a decline in purchasing power, especially among those with fixed salaries and retirees. The parallel market also saw increased speculation, with rates exceeding 166,000 dinars per 100 dollars. Experts have pointed out that this decline in the dinar's value will be reflected in the prices of goods and services, including real estate, where costs are expected to rise. The government aims to boost revenues through increased spending. The article explains that this change was made to address the anticipated budget deficit in 2027 and the decline in oil exports, but it resulted in rising inflation and a significant reduction in purchasing power.
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