The United States has resumed sending physical US dollar shipments to Iraq, following a pause that contributed to economic instability. Two shipments were delivered to Baghdad coinciding with a recent visit by a high-ranking US official, though details of the visit were not specified. This move addresses concerns over Iraq’s access to hard currency, crucial for international trade and domestic financial operations. The resumption of cash flows aims to stabilize the Iraqi dinar and alleviate pressures on the country’s financial system. Prior restrictions on dollar access had led to a black market surge and economic hardship. The Iraqi government reportedly requested the restoration of these shipments to address the escalating financial challenges. Further details regarding the amount of cash delivered have not been disclosed.