Questions Over the Feasibility of Government Measures to Curb Exchange Rate Speculation

mniraq - Political and economic analysts raised serious questions about the government's ability to end speculation in the foreign currency market and limit the exploitation of the gap between the official and parallel rates by certain entities, calling for structural reforms that address the root of the crisis. Observers noted that the challenge is not limited to diagnosing the flaw but requires decisive steps to pursue speculators and strict oversight of banks and commercial companies to ensure transparency in import financing. They also stressed the need to review government spending, reduce unnecessary privileges, and audit granted loans, pointing out that the real test for the government lies in its ability to control the market and combat financial corruption without burdening citizens with additional costs.