We are waiting on an IQD re-value, but what about a U.S. dollar re-value?

We here on the Edu Matrix channel keep looking for a revaluation of the IQD, and we will continue to do so. However, the more we research and learn what a re-value seems like, the more we see a re-value happening in the U.S., and none other than Wall Street and Forbes helped us understand.

The U.S. has revalued the price of gold four times since 1938, and it could do so again to help the U.S. handle its $34 trillion deficit.

This process will affect all of us, including Iraq.

Many people don't realize President Trump signed an executive order to create a sovereign wealth fund for the U.S. Yeah, that sounds like Saudi Arabia's blueprint. However, economists say this could be the beginning of revaluing the U.S. dollar.

You should also be aware that investors globally appear to be selling off the dollar. Rumors of BRICS influence are growing and have become major stories in other parts of the world. More on that in an upcoming video.

Because this information is crucial for IQD investors and U.S. citizens, this video is being received by both viewers and the Edu Matrix membership.

The membership will receive more precise information on protecting themselves this week.  

Now here's what's happening. Do your research before making any financial decisions.  

An American economist, Stephen Miran became the Council of Economic Advisers Chair in March 2025 under President Donald Trump. He has a background in both government and finance, having worked at the Treasury Department and in private investment firms.

The Mar-a-Lago Accord is a Plan to Reshape Global Trade.

Miran is a key architect of the proposed "Mar-a-Largo Accord," a strategy to restructure global trade and monetary relations. The plan seeks to reduce the U.S. trade deficit and revive domestic manufacturing by:

• Implementing Tariffs. Tariffs are used to protect U.S. industries and as leverage in trade negotiations. In other words, tariffs are being used like a loaded gun that will rarely be discharged but remain on the negotiation table.

• Adjusting Currency Values: Encouraging other countries to strengthen their currencies relative to the U.S. dollar will make American exports more competitive.

• Linking Trade and Security. Tying economic partnerships to national security cooperation, ensuring that allies align their economic practices with U.S. strategic interests.

The Accord draws inspiration from past agreements like the 1985 Plaza Accord and aims to address issues stemming from the overvaluation of the U.S. dollar.  

Controversies and Global Reactions.

The Mar-a-Largo Accord has sparked debate among economists and international leaders. Critics argue that the plan could destabilize global trade and strain alliances. Some countries are concerned about the potential for increased tariffs and the emphasis on linking trade to security matters. There are also worries about the lack of transparency and the possibility of retaliatory measures from other nations.

Stephen Miran's role in shaping the Mar-a-Lago Accord highlights a significant shift in U.S. economic policy, which now focuses on protectionism and strategic leverage. While the plan aims to strengthen the U.S. economy, it faces challenges and criticisms internationally.

One thing is for sure. With the announcement of Iraq's latest announcement of its $16 trillion natural resources, Iraq is holding its own.

The channel believes that sooner rather than later, we will all understand that Iraq's currency will become more valuable. They are playing with the big boys now, and the fact that we cannot trade the IQD on the forex market makes the currency hard to come by, which equals increased value.  

Hold on to your IQD banknotes. Once their value increases, policies may or may not allow us to exchange the currency in the U.S.  Join the channel's membership if you have concerns about the upcoming policies.