Iraq faces financial crisis amid Iran conflict
The article discusses a financial crisis facing Iraq due to the increased need for funding public expenditures after they rose to 125 trillion dinars. The Central Bank was forced to print 25 trillion dinars in recent months, despite this action being illegal and leading to inflation and a decline in the value of the dinar. Additionally, Iraq's economy suffers from a lack of confidence in the banks, with 85% of cash held outside of banking institutions in homes. This situation worsens the liquidity crisis and compels the government to seek internal solutions to overcome the financial challenges.
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