International investors are focusing their attention on currencies such as the Iraqi dinar, the Egyptian pound and the Afghan afghani as a way to capitalise on reconstruction and recovery efforts made in these post-revolutionary or post-war countries.
This type of investment is about thinking out of the box,The economy of Iraq is the next frontier economy and you invest in the infrastructure and you wait for the country to get back to fruition
the Iraqi dinar is a tightly managed currency and has remained relatively stable since it was first introduced in October 2003, with some fluctuation.
Dinar Trade's business model is based on the premise that an increase in the exchange rate between the dinar and the dollar is expected to coincide with an economic recovery in Iraq, the reduction of US military forces and donors following through with promised aid.
Investing in politically and economically unstable countries can be very lucrative - as long as investors are willing to deal with the bumpy ride
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