Iraq’s banking system is under the spotlight again after

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reports that 100 trillion Iraqi dinars are being held outside the banking system — mostly inside homes.

New reports reveal that withdrawal restrictions at major state banks like Rafidain and Rasheed have shaken public confidence, causing many Iraqis to avoid depositing their money in banks.

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At the same time, the Central Bank of Iraq held an emergency session to reassure the public and financial markets that the banking system remains stable and capable of managing liquidity.

In this video we break down:

• Why withdrawal restrictions are happening
• The shocking 100 trillion dinar cash hoard
• What it means for Iraq’s banking system
• Why the Central Bank is stepping in to calm fears
• How regional tensions and government spending may be affecting liquidity

Is this just a temporary liquidity issue, or a deeper confidence problem in Iraq’s banking sector?

Let’s talk about it.

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