Life is not a bed of roses that you sleep one day, and the other day, you get rich without investing your time, money and working hard to achieve something. Investment in anything is just like life. It is a compulsory part of an individual's life. Investment in currency provides a person with the financial security that not any other market can offer. Whenever the word "investment" comes to mind, the person's mind revolves around purchasing bonds, acquiring stocks, and buying shares. However, if you are aware of the current market trends, you will know that the Dinar investment market is boom ..read more

Foreign exchange is becoming more popular, so many investors are looking for currencies that can turn a lucrative profit. If you’re one of them, you’re in luck. The Iranian currency can be a wise investment, and we’ll discuss why. What Is the Iranian Rial? The Iranian rial is the official national currency of the Islamic Republic of Iran. It was first introduced to the public in 1798. In 1825, the rial was replaced by the Qiran at an exchange rate of 10 rials for 1 qiran. A little more than a century later, the Rial became Iran’s official currency. It replaced the Qiran in 1932.  ..read more

If you're looking for a new way to invest your money, the Iraqi Dinar is an excellent choice to consider. Hundreds of thousands of investors are moving their money into the Iraqi Dinar because they believe it will revalue and that they will benefit from windfall profits or unexpected gains from specific circumstances in the Iraqi economy. If you're curious about whether the Iraqi Dinar will revalue and how to be a part of the process, continue reading this article. What is the Iraqi Dinar? The Iraqi Dinar is the official currency of Iraq. The Iraqi Dinar is subdivided into 1,000 fils and iss ..read more

Investing in Iraqi Dinar is risky! Every person from civilians, unwise investors, special servicemen, and contractors are investing in the Iraqi dinar. However, only a few know what consequences lie if you invest in the currency. When it comes to investment in Iraqi dinar, the procedure is the same as any other investment process. You pay a certain amount of US dollars to get Iraqi dinars. Like other shares, bonds, money, and investment opportunity, you invest in the Iraqi currency with a risk. However, you expect a price for the particular cost of the Iraqi dinar. There’s no harm in inve ..read more

A number of Iraqis demanded that their country's currency be returned to its normal state and raised its value against the US dollar, which made the hashtag # I want_Denary among the most discussed topics on Twitter in Iraq. The Central Bank of Iraq announced a reduction in the exchange rate of the Iraqi dinar against the US dollar, last December, in the first such measure in half a decade, and coincided with a stifling financial crisis plaguing the country as a result of the collapse of oil prices. A statement by the Central Bank of Iraq stated that the new price of the dinar against the US ..read more

Author / Mazhar Al-Ghaithi The West deals with strategy, and it is a mistake not to try to understand what they are trying to do with us through gathering information, analyzing it, and deducing future goals and plans for them so that we can confront them through tight, easy and reluctant planning that depends on loyalty to God and trust in Him and relying on His success. Here we will discuss one of the challenges that are the focus of the hour’s talk, which is changing the exchange rate, and summarize it accordingly: 1. Many observers are confused about the real reasons and motives behind th ..read more

Salah Hassan Baban "I lost my seat in Parliament after I received more than 3000 votes in the 2018 elections, because I did not pay three million dollars to the head of the bloc that I ran with, so another losing candidate won by paying the same amount." With this "opportunistic treatment" with the candidates, SA (45 years old), a former candidate for the parliamentary seat, is likely to hold the next parliamentary elections. He says, "There are two main sources of financing party budgets for the elections, the first is through corruption in the ministries that they seize, and the second is f ..read more

Sure you are confused about the Iranian rial and toman. You are surely thinking that those are two different words with different meaning. These are the Iranian words that are used for their currency. So, there is no difference between rial and toman. Official currency in Iran is rial. The word toman is used by the local people, especially in the daily based payments and for sure, sometimes it is confusing for the ones that are not Iranians. The common bill these days is 10 000 rial bill, but the local people use tomans, which is deducting one zero. A 10 000 rial bill is called 1000 ..read more

​Iraqis suddenly woke up to the decision to lower the exchange rate of the Iraqi dinar, and were hit by a monetary shock they had not experienced in decades. They were under the illusion that their currency had reached the shore of stability, and that the fluctuations that their dinars had previously known would not witness, which generated emotional and emotional reactions in their depths that made them launch a wave of tweets in which they criticized the government decision intensely, including the hashtag #Banks_the thief, their Twitter accounts, and the demonstrations went out in protest ..read more

Baquba (NINA) Economic specialist Jamal Shaker ruled out dropping zeros from the Iraqi currency because it leads to the collapse of the country's economy and the Iraqi dinar. He told the correspondent of the Iraqi National News Agency (NINA) today that removing the zeros from the Iraqi currency needs a strong economy and a hard currency in order to be able to re-evaluate the price of the dinar, and this is unlikely in light of a collapsed economy, but the only treatment to gradually strengthen the exchange rate of the Iraqi dinar is an economic plan and exploitation Natural resources, activat ..read more