100 IQD/IRR Exchange Rate & Market Trends

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Millions of Iranian pilgrims travel to Karbala and Najaf each year for the Arbaeen pilgrimage, and they need dinars for transport, accommodation, and expenses once inside Iraq. This seasonal surge in travelers creates a sharp, temporary rise in dinar demand at exchange offices in the weeks around the pilgrimage. Iran's Central Bank also offers a separate, subsidized Arbaeen currency rate to pilgrims during this period, distinct from the free-market rate shown here.

Iraq is one of the largest destinations for Iranian non-oil exports, including food, construction materials, and consumer goods, so Iranian exporters regularly need to convert dinar payments back into rials. This trade relationship, alongside extensive border commerce, gives the dinar a steady trading volume in Tehran's currency market beyond the pilgrimage season.

The Iraqi dinar is not freely floating. The Central Bank of Iraq manages it within a fairly narrow band against the US dollar, intervening through currency auctions and using the country's oil revenue and reserves to maintain that stability. This managed approach means the dinar's official rate moves much less than currencies that trade freely on the open market.