Quote Originally Posted by Graycap View Post
Its future value could have a strong influence in reconstruction (and debt settlements for Libyan state)
Their external debt is most likely not documented in their national currency, but in USD or another currency.

Most of their trading will be in foreign currencies as well, so their domestic currency value/exchange rate has little bearing on their trading.

The government will draw most of its revenues from oil after a short (1-3 years) period of establishing itself and re-establishing regular oil trade. There's thus no real reason for using the printing press for revenues, and as a consequence the printing press is unlikely to be an inflation driver in the medium term (many forms of demand might be, though).


Overall I don't agree that their currency will have a strong influence on their future. It'll likely be a quite boring and ordinary background thing.