Iraq Economic News and Points To Ponder Thursday Evening 9-10-26

The Dinar Must Be Changed! We Won't Remove Zeros, But The Current Currency Will Not Last

2026-09-09 |964    Following banking warnings that money hoarded in homes and outside banks is disrupting the liquidity cycle and weakening the banking system, an idea is emerging within the Central Bank and among members of the parliamentary finance committee to change the currency and launch a new series, instead of removing zeros, in a process aimed at withdrawing counterfeit, worn-out, and stolen currency, and returning part of the funds to the banking system, through a mechanism being discussed to link the exchange of large sums to opening accounts and proving the sources of funds.

A member of the parliamentary finance committee told 964 Network that “the ongoing discussions regarding the future of the Iraqi currency are currently focused on adding new denominations and making broader changes to the currency in circulation. The option of removing zeros has been ruled out at this stage.

There is a trend that believes issuing a new series of currency can achieve greater goals, including updating security features, eliminating counterfeit currency, withdrawing worn-out banknotes, addressing some of the stolen currency or funds moving outside the financial system, in addition to reorganizing the circulating money supply.”

The MP, who asked to remain anonymous, added that “one of the most important ideas under discussion relates to the method of replacing the old currency. There are proposals to facilitate the replacement of ordinary amounts, while subjecting large amounts to different banking procedures, which may include opening a bank account, depositing the amount into it, and applying customer knowledge and verification requirements for the source of funds, instead of handing over the same amount in cash from the new issue.

These details, including determining the size of the amount subject to these procedures, are still under discussion and have not been finalized, as they currently revolve around 100-150 million.”

He added that “the success of any project of this kind requires a sufficient transition period, ensuring that markets are not disrupted, and putting in place easy mechanisms for citizens and owners of natural savings, as well as the readiness of banks to receive deposits and deal with the expected large demand, because the goal in the end is not just to replace one piece of paper with another, but to take advantage of the currency change to rearrange a part of the monetary cycle and enhance confidence in the banking system and the ability to monitor the movement of funds.”

100 Trillion Outside The Banks

The importance of changing the currency is highlighted by the fact that there are more than 100 trillion dinars outside the banks, distributed between daily transactions and the funds hoarded by citizens and companies, which indicates – according to experts – the weakness of cash entering the banking system, and makes the exchange process an opportunity to return part of these funds to the accounts, especially if changing large amounts is linked to proving their sources.

Recently, Ali Abdul-Ridha Alwan, director of the Trade Bank of Iraq (TBI), warned that keeping more than 85% of the money supply outside the banking system disrupts the liquidity cycle. He explained that citizens keeping money at home deprives banks of the liquidity they need to perform their role in economic activity and creates a disruption in the chain that begins with the injection of money through financial institutions and ends with spending and paying salaries.

What Are The Gains From The Process?

A member of the Finance Committee says that “the initial estimates circulating regarding the results of the currency change indicate the possibility of recovering the equivalent of 20-25 trillion dinars of the cash mass that is not currently moving normally within the financial system, whether due to worn-out or counterfeit currency or hoarded funds, which would allow for the reorganization of an important part of the monetary cycle.”

He added that “estimates also assume that the replacement process will push large numbers of citizens to deal with banks and open accounts, and there are perceptions that about 25% of money owners who enter the banking system for the purpose of changing the currency may leave all or part of their money in their accounts instead of withdrawing it again in cash, which means increasing deposits, enhancing liquidity within banks, and returning part of the hoarded money to the banking cycle.”   https://964media.com/715480/

Iraq Postpones High Level 2027 Budget Drafting Meeting

Mohammed Jangadost

At a Glance:

• The meeting of Iraq’s high committee tasked with drafting the 2027 federal budget has been delayed until early next week.

• Despite the postponement, the committee maintains its target to finish writing the draft law by September 15 for submission to the Council of Ministers.

• The Iraqi Ministry of Finance stressed that full financial transparency and rigorous revenue auditing are strict prerequisites for finalizing the text.

• Following federal cabinet review and approval, the bill is scheduled for transmission to the Council of Representatives on October 10 for official readings and voting.

The meeting of Iraq’s high committee tasked with drafting the 2027 federal budget bill has been postponed to early next week, narrowing the remaining window for technical teams to finalize the text. Despite the delay, government officials reaffirm that the drafting process, which officially launched on August 27 in Baghdad, remains on track to meet its September 15 deadline for Council of Ministers review, ahead of a scheduled submission to parliament on October 10.

Key Statements and Focus Area:

• High Budget Drafting Committee Member:
  "Although the committee meeting was originally scheduled for today, the decision was made to postpone sessions until early next week. The committee remains fully committed to completing the draft law by September 15 and presenting it to the Council of Ministers for an official vote before legal submission deadlines expire."

Key Milestones and Timeline for Iraq's 2027 Federal Budget

Legislative Phase Target Date / Window Key Action & Operational Directive

Drafting Launch August 27, 2026 Technical sessions convened in Baghdad across federal ministries.

High Committee Meeting Early Next Week (Postponed) Reconciliation of ministry revenue data and expenditure caps.

Draft Completion Target September 15, 2026 Finalization of legal text for submission to the Council of Ministers.

Cabinet Approval Vote Late September 2026 Council of Ministers endorsement of the program-and-performance draft.

Parliamentary Transmissionn October 10, 2026 Formal forwarding to the Council of Representatives for final readings.

Transparency Mandates and Revenue Auditing

The Iraqi Ministry of Finance has underscored that establishing data transparency and complete revenue auditing across all governorates and federal entities is non-negotiable for the 2027 bill. By shifting toward a program-and-performance framework, the ministry aims to verify all regional non-oil receipts, domestic fuel allocations, and public sector employment numbers before locking figures into the final bill.

Strict Statutory Deadlines

Postponing the high committee meeting leaves a tight timeline for technical groups to digest structural inputs, including the KRG’s 10-point entitlement package. However, federal leaders emphasize that completing the draft by September 15 is vital to allow the Council of Ministers sufficient time to debate and approve the measure before the October 10 deadline to send the text to parliament.

FYI

While short delays in high committee meetings reflect ongoing procedural haggling over spending caps and data auditing, the government's commitment to the September 15 drafting mark shows a resolve to avoid past legislative impasses. Adhering to the October 10 parliamentary deadline will be crucial to restoring fiscal predictability and securing timely public sector payrolls for 2027.    https://channel8.com/english/news/65413

No Loans Or Advances... Government Banks Have No Liquidity

2026-09-10 03:58   Shafaq News - Baghdad   An informed source revealed on Thursday that most government banks have stopped granting loans and advances of all kinds, attributing this to the lack of financial allocations and the lack of sufficient liquidity in those banks .

The source told Shafaq News Agency that the decrease in the volume of deposits and the decline in liquidity levels have directly affected the ability of government banks to provide loans and advances, as well as investment loans allocated to finance projects and residential complexes in Baghdad and the provinces .

He added that the decline in banking liquidity has reduced the ability of banks to continue financing various credit and investment activities, which may affect the flow of financing and support for housing and development projects .

https://www.shafaq.com/ar/اقتصـاد/لا-قروض-ولا-سلف-المصارف-الحكومية-بلا-سيولة

Here’s An Obvious Example Of A Critical Resource Shortage

Here’s An Obvious Example Of A Critical Resource Shortage

Notes From the Field By James Hickman (Simon Black / Sovereign Man) September 10, 2026

In July, the Canadian uranium miner Cameco stopped producing at its mine in northern Saskatchewan (known as ‘Cigar Lake’) for two weeks. Cigar Lake itself was fine, nothing was wrong with the mine. The problem was their sulfuric acid plant— a crucial ingredient in processing uranium ore— broke down.

Normally they would have just bought sulfuric acid from somewhere else while they fixed their company-owned acid plant. But this year that's not so easy.

About half the world's seaborne sulfur moves through the Strait of Hormuz, and since the war with Iran began, those shipments have almost completely stopped. China, the world's largest exporter of sulfuric acid, restricted its own exports in May to make sure they had enough.

So a simple mechanical problem at an acid plant caused a two-week shutdown of the world’s largest uranium mine.

Two weeks is a really long time for a huge mine like Cigar Lake to have an unscheduled shutdown; that’s because uranium is already in critical supply— there simply isn’t enough uranium being produced right now to keep up with demand.

The math is easy: miners produced roughly 155 million pounds of uranium in a year. Reactors burn about 185 million pounds. So there’s already a significant deficit.

For the past several years, the deficit between uranium production versus reactor demand was covered by stockpiles that had been building up over decades. So the nuclear industry effectively burned through its uranium ‘savings’.

But those stockpiles of uranium are now basically depleted... which means that nuclear power companies will need to rely on uranium production in order to meet their needs.

This is a problem... and one that we can quantify.

Because uranium is literally THE most important resource for a nuclear reactor, the reactor companies tend to line up their uranium supply needs years and years in advance through forward contracts and term agreements.

There’s no black magic here— it’s a pretty predictable quantity. A 2GW nuclear plant, for example, already knows exactly how much electrical capacity they have, so they know how much fuel they need to serve their customers... hence they can forecast their future uranium needs.

For this year at least, US nuclear power companies have more or less the amount of uranium that they anticipate needing. But next year they’ll be in a deficit... and one that grows each year.

By 2030, US nuclear power companies will be short 40% of their anticipated uranium needs. By 2033, they’ll be short 91%. Basically all of it.

Big deal, right? Existing uranium producers can simply mine more.

But that’s not really happening... at least, not at current prices.

Kazatomprom (based in Kazakhstan) is the largest uranium miner in the world. And their management is deliberately pulling back on production right now.

The company believes that it's simply not worth mining and selling uranium at the current price. Why bother producing at your full potential now when they KNOW the price is going to rise in the future, hence they make a LOT more money in the future if they mine less now.

OK well, the big shortage in the 2030s is still a few years away. So the industry has time to start more mines and bring new uranium production online.

Well, that’s easier said than done.

A company called NexGen Energy discovered a major uranium deposit in Saskatchewan back in 2014. They finally got their construction license this March, started building in August, and expect their first ore in 2030.

In other words, SIXTEEN years from discovery to production— and that's about average for the industry.

You can’t just turn on uranium production like a light switch; it takes years and years to make most things happen in business, and uranium mining is no different.

This is common across many real assets— there has been years of underinvestment. Very few new uranium mines. Very little oil & gas exploration. Not enough new shipyards, refineries, smelters, etc.

It takes several years... plus a lot of risk capital... to discover a new resource deposit and bring a mine to life. Years.

Demand can grow much more quickly. Just look at the increase in electricity demand (thanks in large part to data centers). When electricity demand surges, but the supply of the fuel required to generate electricity is stagnant, the end result is higher prices.

And not just higher electricity prices— higher prices for the fuel as well, i.e. higher natural gas prices, higher uranium prices, and even higher coal prices.

(Coal is especially interesting— it was basically chased out of town. NO ONE wanted to invest in a new coal mine thanks to Greta Thunberg. Yet the International Energy Agency now expects coal-fired power generation to rise this year to make up for energy imbalances. Stagnant supply meets rising demand.)

That's tough news for anyone with an electricity bill. But you can also be on the other side of it and make money from this trend.

When supply and demand is so fundamentally unbalanced, the companies that produce these scarce resources tend to perform extremely well.

This is the primary investment ethos for our investment research newsletter, Strategic Assets.

We look for the most critical resources that the economy runs on; we find sectors where there has been chronic under -investment and focus on undervalued yet successful companies with great management and balance sheets.

Energy has been good to us. Two oil tanker owners we featured when nobody wanted them are up more than 150% and 110%.

A small South American oil producer we featured last month has no debt and sells every barrel at the wellhead to one of the largest oil companies on earth— so shipping is someone else's problem. A typical new well takes years to pay for itself. This company's fastest did it in 37 days.

To your freedom,  James Hickman    Co-Founder, Schiff Sovereign LLC

https://www.schiffsovereign.com/investing/heres-an-obvious-example-of-a-critical-resource-shortage-155827/?inf_contact_key=d95979746ed8559f5d70416a14a4de6e75ed3b9f1880b1bad6530b4fabbb2716

Why Smart Countries Are Pulling Gold Out of U.S. — The Crisis Setup for $13,000 Gold: Soloway

Why Smart Countries Are Pulling Gold Out of U.S. — The Crisis Setup for $13,000 Gold: Soloway

Daniela Cambone:  9-9-2026

“You cannot have your gold in another country. You’ve got to have it in your own country.”

Gareth Soloway explains why central banks are bringing gold home and predicts prices could reach $13,000 by 2030.

Chapters:

00:00 Gold surges as central banks bring reserves home

02:43 Why is the Netherlands moving its gold?

05:00 Can the Fed avoid QE?

06:00 What do the charts reveal about gold?

12:52 America’s growing debt and deficit problem

14:10 Where is silver headed next?

15:24 Bitcoin outlook: Has the bear market bottomed?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GOX7WN0hTOg

I Need To Clarify Last Night’s Dinar Video

I Need To Clarify Last Night’s Dinar Video

The Dinar Den:  9-9-2026

A recent video hosted by Stephen on The Dinar Den brings much-needed clarity to the ongoing discourse surrounding the Iraqi dinar investment. Designed to simplify key takeaways from a previous in-depth session while addressing confusion and negativity within the community, the discussion features insights from seasoned market observers with fifteen to nearly seventeen years of experience tracking the currency.

These speakers emphasize that while the dinar presents a distinct high-risk, high-reward dynamic, specific structural shifts within Iraq’s financial and political sectors point toward meaningful long-term developments.

A foundational topic highlighted in the presentation centers on the legal doctrine of lex monetae, which establishes a sovereign state’s exclusive right to define, regulate, and modify its own currency. For the Central Bank of Iraq, this principle underpins all potential actions, including currency redenomination, the deletion of zeros, or setting redemption parameters.

Understanding this sovereign discretion is essential for market participants, as it frames how official policy guides monetary adjustments. While sovereign authority introduces regulatory complexity, it also provides the legal framework through which a planned revaluation can be executed under international financial norms.

Beyond legal frameworks, tangible economic expenditures offer significant insight into Iraq’s strategic monetary goals. The speakers observe that Iraq allocates roughly one percent of its gross domestic product toward the physical production and management of its banknote series.

The cost required to print and secure these notes currently exceeds their actual market exchange value. This imbalance suggests a deliberate, strategic intention by financial authorities to eventually align the physical currency’s purchasing power with its underlying manufacturing and security investment, supporting the case for a valuation increase rather than simple note replacement.

Parallel to these monetary mechanics, Iraq’s broader geopolitical and legislative landscape has shown landmark progress. A primary driver of economic stability is the recent consensus achieved between the central government in Baghdad and the Kurdistan Regional Government regarding the long-stalled national oil and gas law.

Overcoming nearly two decades of legislative deadlock provides a formal mechanism for equitable revenue sharing and foreign investment. Concurrently, the gradual withdrawal of foreign military forces signals an accelerating transition toward full economic normalization, financial sovereignty, and institutional self-reliance.

When evaluating the potential timeline for a currency transition, historical precedents within the region offer crucial lessons regarding speed and execution. The discussion draws a direct parallel to the monetary restructuring in post-war Kuwait, where official estimates for currency exchange windows were rapidly condensed from ninety days down to roughly forty-three to forty-seven days.

Iraqi authorities may follow a similar path to stabilize financial markets rapidly and curb speculative volatility, highlighting the importance for currency holders to stay informed and maintain operational readiness for swift action when official announcements occur.

Success in navigating long-term foreign currency investments depends heavily on emotional discipline and analytical rigor. High-risk assets often induce sharp shifts in public sentiment, making it crucial for participants to filter out unverified rumors in favor of official statements from the Central Bank of Iraq and primary interbank foreign exchange markets.

Maintaining a calm, disciplined approach protects individual financial well-being and fosters a more constructive atmosphere within the broader community.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rjGOCf1liLA

Last nights video

Central Banker Reveals How High The Dinar Can Go

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8YneHFmELpU

Ariel: Vietnam Rate Movement, Why Iraq is the Key

Ariel: Vietnam Rate Movement, Why Iraq is the Key

9-10-2026

The Starting Gun: General Currency Assessment & Movement

Vietnam Rate Movement — Confirmed Signal in the Chain

We Will Start Early Today (Busy Day Ahead)

The State Bank of Vietnam has been running internal readiness drills on a controlled dong revaluation for weeks. What your contact heard is the street-level echo of a policy decision already made at the top.

Hanoi does not leak by accident. When Vietnamese banking officials let word slip to connected citizens, it is deliberate desensitization softening the ground before the announcement.

ASSESSMENT

Many countries are holding ready positions and have been for years. Vietnam since 2016. Zimbabwe restructured its entire currency framework years ago and sits in standby. Indonesia has run the numbers twice. They are all parked at the gate, and Iraq is the gate.

The reason nobody has moved is that moving before Iraq means moving into a still-hostile financial system controlled by the old dollar architecture and its handlers. Moving after Iraq means moving into the new one.

The call from Vietnam is not noise. It is one of the last ready-position signals you will hear before the anchor event.

WHY IRAQ IS THE KEY

The Iraqi dinar is the load-bearing wall of the entire reset architecture. Here is the mechanism:

– Iraq’s rate change is sovereign. Baghdad does not need the Clarity Act to move. The Central Bank of Iraq controls its own peg and can reset the exchange rate the moment the political environment allows.

– Once Iraq moves, the dam breaks. A revalued dinar, backed by oil, gold, and reconstructed reserves, resets the reference point for every suppressed currency pegged in the same basket architecture.

Vietnam, Indonesia, and the rest of the “second tier” revaluation currencies all move in sequence within days to weeks of each other, not months.

Read Full Article:
https://www.patreon.com/Prolotario1/posts/starting-gun-169041759

https://dinarchronicles.com/2026/09/09/prolotario-vietnam-rate-movement-why-iraq-is-the-key/

Reset Intelligence: 6 Million Barrels a Day.

Emailed to Recaps: (Thank you David)

Reset Intelligence: 6 Million Barrels a Day.

By Reset Intelligence | @EXIT_FIAT

Iraq walked into OPEC's capacity audit this week and filed a formal demand: a production baseline of 6 million barrels per day.

And 66 years to the week after 5 oil states founded OPEC in Baghdad, the host just asked the cartel it created to move aside.

The demand at the cartel

The number is on the wire services. Iraq wants its OPEC+ baseline set at 6 million barrels per day, a third above its current quota of about 4.4 million and nearly double what it pumped last month. Attached to the request: a reconstruction bill Baghdad puts at $400 billion. The capacity review wraps this month, and the ministers ratify new quotas in November. Iraq hinted in June that it could leave the cartel if the answer disappoints, and everyone at that table remembers what the last unanswered quota grievance produced: the Emirates walked out on May 1.

The oil law actually moved - but not the way the rooms say

The dinar community spent yesterday declaring the oil and gas law passed. It has not passed. What actually happened is still significant: Iraq's ruling coalition reviewed an updated draft and finalized consensus terms before sending it to parliament, with a senior Kurdish delegation in Baghdad the same week. After 19 years and 4 dead drafts, the blocs have agreed to finally put the argument in front of the chamber. Nothing has been submitted yet and no reading is scheduled. The filing is the news. Passage is not.

The week in one block

• 2027 budget - the draft reaches the Council of Ministers September 15, Iraq's first complete fiscal plan since 2023

• Cabinet - candidate files for the 9 empty seats due Saturday, parliament vote expected next week

• Gold - Iraq added another tonne, reserve now 175.6 tonnes, about a quarter of everything it holds

• The water - 8 Iranian tankers destroyed in a week, 18 of 20 missiles intercepted over Jordan, Brent settling above $100

• Washington - Trump says the war ends immediately after the election; Treasury's opening upsized buyback ran at $6 billion

A country that had its price handed to it in 1960 just walked back into the same city and named its own scale. The paper that records what that scale is worth arrives September 15.

That is the short version - the public record anyone can find. What it means for the dinar, how the quota demand connects to the budget that has to price the currency, and why the oil law is moving now after 19 years of refusal - that connection work is what the full daily briefing does, every day.

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A country that had its price handed to it in 1960 just walked back into the same city and named its own scale. The paper that records what that scale is worth arrives September 15.

The New Financial System Explained Simply

The New Financial System Explained Simply

Miles Harris: 9-9-2026

The global financial system can often seem like an impenetrable maze of jargon, complex mathematical models, and abstract concepts. However, understanding the core driving forces of our economy is essential for navigating the changing economic landscape.

To demystify these complex dynamics, financial analysts frequently turn to elegant metaphors. One of the most effective analogies compares the relationship between collateral, credit, and the economy to a man walking his dog on a leash. This simple yet profound visualization sheds light on how our monetary system functions, where the vulnerabilities lie, and how the architecture of global finance is rapidly evolving.

In this helpful analogy, the man represents the collateral base, which consists of the actual tangible assets pledged to secure loans. The dog leash represents the credit extended by financial institutions, and the dog itself symbolizes the broader economy and active financial transactions.

In a stable and healthy economic environment, the dog remains relatively close to its owner, meaning that the volume of credit in circulation is tightly tethered to the real value of the underlying collateral. However, when credit is allowed to expand too rapidly, the dog runs far ahead of the man. Today, the global economy faces significant systemic risks because credit has expanded at a pace that far outstrips the growth of the underlying collateral, stretching the credit leash to its absolute limit and threatening overall financial stability.

When credit grows disproportionately faster than the collateral supporting it, the foundation of the financial system begins to weaken. Creditors and lenders lose confidence when they realize that the promises of repayment are not backed by sufficient real-world value.

This disconnect creates a high risk of what economists refer to as a credit contraction, or a snapping of the leash. If creditor confidence falters, lenders may abruptly demand their capital back or refuse to roll over existing loans, causing the credit system to contract violently and leaving highly leveraged participants without the liquidity they need to survive.

To prevent such a catastrophic decoupling, the global financial system is currently undergoing a visible shift toward tighter credit conditions. This transition is characterized by rising interest rates and increasingly restricted refinancing options.

 Highly leveraged sectors that grew accustomed to cheap, abundant debt—most notably the commercial real estate market—are currently experiencing severe stress as a result of these adjustments. These tightening measures are designed to pull the credit dog back toward the collateral man, shifting the global economy away from speculative bubbles and toward a more sustainable, albeit constrained, financial environment.

To stabilize this new environment, financial architects are introducing innovative frameworks that emphasize faster, programmable money and modernized asset settlements. The cornerstone of this technological evolution is the concept of atomic settlement, a process where the transfer of money and the transfer of collateral occur simultaneously and instantaneously.

By leveraging digital ledger technology, atomic settlement eliminates the traditional multi-day delays associated with clearing transactions. This reduces the amount of idle capital locked up in transit, increases the velocity of money, and ensures that credit flows are directly and securely linked to real-time asset movements.

In addition to accelerating settlement speeds, financial institutions are actively working to improve the overall quality of the global collateral pool. Historically, long-dated government bonds were considered the gold standard of collateral, but recent market volatility has made them less reliable.

To address this issue, central banks have engaged in treasury buyback programs designed to replace highly volatile, illiquid long-term securities with incredibly liquid, short-term treasury bills. By shifting the collateral mix toward short-term assets, financial authorities can significantly reduce systemic risk and make credit extension safer and more predictable for lenders.

Because high-quality sovereign collateral is ultimately finite, the emerging financial system is also looking to expand the collateral universe through digital asset tokenization. This process involves converting traditionally illiquid private and retail assets—such as residential real estate, intellectual property, and household wealth—into digital tokens on a compliant blockchain network.

While tokenization successfully expands the available supply of collateral and unlocks dormant economic value, it also introduces a new layer of risk for everyday citizens. As these assets are integrated into the formal financial system, lenders will have highly automated and easily enforceable legal claims on tokenized personal properties if borrowers fail to meet their obligations.

Managing the staggering mountain of global debt requires a multi-pronged strategy from central planners. Rather than allowing widespread defaults to collapse the banking sector, policymakers utilize specific economic levers to gradually reduce the real burden of outstanding debt.

These mechanisms include maintaining moderate inflation to slowly erode the real value of what is owed, implementing strategic currency devaluations to boost domestic export competitiveness, and encouraging asset revaluation to artificially increase the nominal value of the collateral backing those debts. Together, these tools allow the system to maintain refinancing capacity even as global debt levels reach unprecedented heights.

As this highly structured and strictly enforced financial architecture continues to take shape, the relationship between borrowers and lenders is becoming increasingly asymmetrical. With tighter credit conditions on the horizon and lenders securing more direct, automated claims on collateral, individuals and businesses alike must adapt to protect their financial well-being.

A prudent strategy in this transitioning economy is to proactively reduce personal and business debt, thereby minimizing vulnerability to sudden credit contractions.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PYSYMOi6r60

News, Rumors and Opinions Thursday 9-10-2026

Note: All intel should be considered as "Rumors" until we receive official announcements ...and “Rates and Dates” could change anytime until we get to the banks/redemption centers.

RV Excerpts from the Restored Republic via a GCR Update as of Thurs. 10 Sept. 2026

Compiled Thurs. 10 Sept. 2026 12:01 am EST by Judy Byington

Global Currency Reset:

Wed. 9 Sept. 2026 Judy Note: A very valid source indicated that funds for Tier4b (Us, the Internet Group) currency and bond exchanges/redemption would be released after Mon. 14 Sept. 2026

Tues. 8 Sept. 2026 MarkZ: Several Bond Holders have indicated they have appointments within days for the liquidity of their bonds.

Tues. 8 Sept. 2026  Bruce, The Big Call 667-770-1866: ASource said that 800 number notification for Tier4b (us, the Internet Group) can go anywhere from today Tues. 8 Sept. to a back wall of Mon. 14 Sept. 2026.

Redemption Centers offer special contract rates that were beyond ordinary bank international exchange rates, especially for DINAR and ZIM holders tied to humanitarian projects. The new international currency rates being circulated remained:
Iraqi Dinar: $3.22
Vietnamese Dong: $0.47
Zimbabwe Dollar: $15.00
Kuwaiti Dinar: $4.18
…Mr. Blackpool 4b on Telegram Mon. 7 Sept. 2026

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International Financial System:

Wed. 9 Sept. 2026: EXCLUSIVE INTEL / BRETTON WOODS 2.0: Scott Bessent Pushed for a GLOBAL FINANCIAL RESET to Crush the Old System and Secure AMERICA FIRST PROSPERITY! – amg-news.com – American Media Group

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QFS CLASSIFIED FINANCIAL SIGNAL REPORT …Fall of the Cabal on Telegram Wed. 9 Sept. 2026

For decades, money was a leash. Paper was control. Banking was surveillance. But the Quantum Financial System (QFS) is not “a new app” — it is a sovereign ledger reset.

WHAT QFS REALLY IS
• Biometric Access — accounts tied to your body frequency. No hacks, no theft.
• Quantum Ledger — instant, incorruptible, mirrored across satellites.
• Settlement in Seconds — no intermediaries, no fees, no delay.
• Immutable Memory — transactions are permanent, proof against corruption.

THE SECRET ROLL-OUT
• Tier 1 & 2 — Sovereigns, elites, governments: already processed, silenced under NDAs.
• Tier 3 — Bond holders, military-linked trusts: packets confirmed, waiting for synchronization.
• Tier 4A — Insiders tested routing through redemption nodes.
• Tier 4B — Internet group (you): pending green-light, notifications pre-coded.

TIMELINE WINDOWS
• Sept 7–10, 2025 — Final ledger rehearsals. Look for “maintenance outages” in banks.
• Sept 11, 2025 — QFS sync rehearsal overlaps EBS dress test. Finance + broadcast = one operation.
• Sept 14–16, 2025 — Redemption Center audits complete. Security sweep of all Tier 3 packets.
• Sept 20, 2025 — First civilian notifications. Text + email triggers. Redemption windows open in phases.
• Oct 1, 2025 — The Great Settlement. Global debt erased. New ledger confirmed public.

RUMOR CONTROL
• Rumor: “QFS = digital slavery.” Reality: Biometric frequency ties YOU to YOUR funds, not banks.
• Rumor: “Only elites get access.” Reality: Tiers move down until every citizen is on the ledger.
• Rumor: “Cash disappears overnight.” Reality: Gradual sunset. Dual system until transition complete.

WHAT YOU’LL SEE
• Bank “maintenance” at odd hours.
• ATM outages during sync windows.
• Strange deposit/withdrawal delays = ledger cutovers.
• Emails/texts with one-time biometric codes.

WHY THEY FEAR IT: QFS kills fraud. No laundering. No secret wars. No phantom trillions. When the old system gasps, their power evaporates.

EBS TIE-IN
• EBS = the voice. QFS = the vault.
• Packets of disclosure ride side-by-side with packets of settlement.
• You will SEE the truth while you RECEIVE the reset.

HOW TO PREPARE
• Keep cash for 7–10 days. Transition may cause local freezes.
• Watch email/text carefully — codes arrive quietly.
• Don’t click “bank upgrade” scams. Official packets are direct, quantum-synced.
• Save every instruction you receive.

SYMBOL KEYS
• Keys = access packets.
• Trumpets = sync tones.
• Vault = QFS ledger.
• Phoenix = rebirth of finance.

BOTTOM LINE: The QFS is not just money. It is the proof humanity was always enslaved by numbers that never existed. When packets drop, remember: debt d**s, sovereignty begins.

TURN ON NOTIFICATIONS. STAY INSIDE THIS CHANNEL UNTIL THE FIRST LEDGER PACKETS ARRIVE.

Read full post here:  https://dinarchronicles.com/2026/09/10/restored-republic-via-a-gcr-update-as-of-september-10-2026/

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Militia ManA REER adjustment is a managed change in what the dinar is really worth against the currencies Iraq trades with...It's not printing [additional notes].  It's not knocking zeros off a note.  It's not a lottery  ticket...The official nominal rate - The central bank posts how many dinars buys $1.00...When people say, 'They moved the rate' that is the lever they pull.  

Frank26  Once the sanctions are removed, once they are freed from sanctions, they are completely sovereign with a completely sovereign currency.  Because of that sovereignty, they can go on Forex.

Mnt Goat   ...I have to say the news just keeps getting better and better...When can we expect the CBI to make a decision on their move of removing the zeros? This should happen any day now. One day you will read it...and this is not too far off. I was told by my CBI contact that a committee has been set up months ago to study the issue of the feasibility of coming up with a start date... a draft law was already sent to parliament on this effort to review and pass so they can begin the  process...this project to remove the zeros...is moving ahead...to an advanced stage of...determining a date to begin and then announcing it to the public. 

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Wed. Evening News with MarkZ. 09/09/2026

PMF, OPEC, IRAN, Commodities, and what's ahead. Bond folks are still quiet.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GrfEOy8w61s

Seeds of Wisdom RV and Economics Updates Thursday Morning 9-10-26

OIL BREAKS $100: ENERGY SHOCK PUSHES INFLATION, BOND YIELDS AND GLOBAL FINANCE TOWARD A NEW PRESSURE POINT

Renewed U.S.-Iran attacks on shipping have pushed Brent crude above $100 a barrel while rising bond yields add another layer of pressure to an already strained global financial system.

OVERVIEW

• Oil has moved back above the psychologically important $100-per-barrel level, as renewed military attacks involving the United States and Iran threaten to further disrupt energy supplies moving through the Middle East. Brent crude remained above $100 on Thursday after reaching levels not seen since July.

• The renewed energy shock is arriving at a particularly sensitive time for global financial markets. Higher oil prices can feed into transportation, manufacturing, food and consumer prices, potentially creating another wave of inflationary pressure just as central banks are trying to determine their next moves on interest rates.

• At the same time, global bond yields have moved higher. The U.S. 10-year Treasury yield has reached its highest level since 2023, while the Treasury's effort to support longer-term bonds through a $6 billion buyback has failed to fully reassure investors.

• The result is a developing chain reaction: geopolitical conflict is affecting energy markets, energy prices are affecting inflation expectations, inflation is affecting interest rates, and interest rates are affecting government debt and currencies.

• For the Global Reset discussion, this is important because the financial-system change does not occur in isolation. Pressure can build across several pillars of the global economy at the same time.

KEY DEVELOPMENTS

1. Oil Moves Back Above $100

Brent crude has remained above $100 a barrel after renewed attacks on shipping connected to the U.S.-Iran conflict.

The Strait of Hormuz remains a major concern because it historically carried roughly one-fifth of global oil and gas supplies. Continued disruption could keep a significant amount of energy supply off normal routes.

• Higher crude prices raise costs throughout the global economy.

• Transportation and fuel expenses can increase.

• Energy-intensive industries face higher operating costs.

• Consumers can feel the impact through gasoline, diesel and other products.

The longer the disruption lasts, the greater the possibility that a temporary energy shock becomes a broader inflation problem.

2. Inflation Pressure Returns to the Financial Markets

The latest oil surge comes just as investors are watching U.S. inflation data closely.

Higher energy prices can make it more difficult for inflation to move sustainably toward central banks' targets. That creates a difficult policy environment because central banks may have less room to reduce interest rates if energy costs begin pushing inflation higher again.

Reuters reports that markets are closely watching U.S. producer-price and inflation readings for clues about the Federal Reserve's next interest-rate decision.

The issue is not simply the price of oil today. It is whether higher energy costs become embedded throughout the economy.

3. Treasury Yields Add a Second Layer of Pressure

The oil shock is occurring alongside rising government bond yields.

The U.S. 10-year Treasury yield has moved to its highest level since 2023, while longer-term Treasury yields have also risen. The Treasury recently increased its planned long-term bond buyback to $6 billion, but investors remained unconvinced that the program was large enough to materially change the broader supply-and-demand picture in the roughly $32 trillion Treasury market.

Higher yields matter because they increase borrowing costs throughout the economy.

They also increase the cost of financing government debt as existing securities mature and must be refinanced.

This creates a difficult combination:

Higher oil → higher inflation pressure → higher interest-rate expectations → higher bond yields → greater debt-service pressure.

4. Currencies Are Responding to a Changing Interest-Rate Environment

Currency markets are also being affected by the combination of oil prices, inflation expectations and changing interest-rate expectations.

The dollar has received only limited support from the latest turmoil, while other major currencies are responding to their own economic and monetary conditions. China's yuan has remained relatively strong, while markets are watching the European Central Bank, Federal Reserve and Bank of Japan for indications of their next policy moves.

This demonstrates why energy prices can become a currency issue.

Countries that depend heavily on imported energy can face worsening trade balances when oil prices rise. Energy exporters, meanwhile, can receive increased revenues from higher commodity prices.

The result can be a redistribution of financial pressure across nations and currencies.

5. The Bigger Issue Is the Interaction Between Energy, Debt and Money

The most important development may not be any single price or yield.

It is the interaction between multiple pressures at the same time.

The world is dealing with geopolitical instability, disrupted energy flows, persistent government borrowing, elevated bond yields and uncertainty over the future path of inflation.

These pressures can force governments, central banks and financial institutions to reconsider how capital moves through the international system.

That does not mean a Global Reset is automatically triggered by today's oil price. It means the existing system is being tested by conditions that can accelerate financial restructuring and encourage nations to seek greater resilience in energy, trade, payments and currencies.

WHY IT MATTERS

Oil is more than a commodity. It is an input into transportation, manufacturing, agriculture and virtually every major economy.

When energy prices rise sharply while government debt and bond yields are already under pressure, the financial consequences can spread well beyond the energy sector.

The bigger story is the convergence of energy risk, inflation risk and debt risk.

This is not merely an oil-price story — it is a pressure point in the evolving global financial order.

WHY IT MATTERS TO FOREIGN CURRENCY HOLDERS

Many readers hold foreign currency with the hopes that it will increase in value when the Global Reset occurs.

Today's developments provide another reason to watch the underlying financial system rather than focus only on predictions about a specific currency.

Rising energy costs, changing interest rates, government debt pressures and evolving international trade relationships can all influence currency values.

However, today's oil surge does not guarantee a revaluation of any particular currency, nor does it establish a timetable for a Global Reset.

The more useful approach is to watch the underlying financial infrastructure and the measurable economic forces that could eventually influence how currencies are valued and used.

Hope is understandable. Evidence is essential.

IMPLICATIONS FOR THE GLOBAL RESET

• Pillar 1 — Debt and Monetary Stability

Rising Treasury yields demonstrate the continuing challenge of financing large government debt loads while maintaining investor confidence.

If inflation remains elevated because of energy costs, central banks may face greater difficulty balancing price stability against economic growth and debt-service pressures.

That tension is one of the major structural issues to watch as the global financial system evolves.

• Pillar 2 — Energy, Trade and Currency Restructuring

The disruption of Middle Eastern energy flows demonstrates how dependent the global economy remains on stable international trade routes.

At the same time, countries have increasingly been looking for greater resilience through alternative suppliers, local-currency trade, new payment systems and diversified reserves.

The combination of energy security, payment modernization and currency diversification is therefore becoming increasingly important to the future architecture of global finance.

THE BOTTOM LINE

The return of oil above $100 is significant because it arrives at the intersection of several major financial pressures.

Energy prices are rising. Inflation concerns are returning. Bond yields are climbing. Government borrowing remains enormous. And currencies are responding to a rapidly changing interest-rate environment.

None of this proves that a Global Reset is imminent.

But it does demonstrate why the global financial system remains under pressure—and why developments in energy, debt, currencies and international payments deserve close attention.

The next major financial shift may not come from a single market — it may emerge as energy costs ignite inflation, inflation pushes bond yields higher, and rising debt pressures begin traveling through the currencies and financial systems of nations around the world. 

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Sources

1. Reuters — "Brent holds above $100 as tanker attacks deepen supply fear"

2. Reuters — "Currency markets subdued as oil shock lifts global yields; ECB, U.S. inflation eyed"

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Thursday Iraq News Posted by Tishwash at TNT 9-10-2026

TNT:

Tishwash:  Al-Moussawi: The cabinet formation is nearing completion... and the vote will take place after the Prime Minister's return.

MP Hamed Al-Moussawi confirmed that there is a determination among the various political forces to finalize the cabinet formation, noting that the Prime Minister is determined to complete it before September 30.

Al-Moussawi said that the political forces are moving towards ending this issue, indicating that the commitments made by the political parties and the accelerated discussions and meetings aim to resolve the ministerial cabinet.

He explained that the cabinet will be completed and voted on after the Prime Minister returns from his European visit, stressing that talks and meetings will continue to reach a final agreement on ministerial positions. link

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Tishwash:  "Very soon"... Al-Khafaji speaks of understandings to finalize the appointments for the Ministries of Interior and Defense

MP Abdul Hamza al-Khafaji, from the Idrak Movement, confirmed on Tuesday that the issue of the Ministries of Interior and Defense will be resolved in the coming days, following agreements reached between political blocs regarding the approval of the ministerial candidates.

Al-Khafaji told the Information Agency, "Parliament will resolve the issue of the Ministries of Interior and Defense in the coming days, after the political blocs agreed to approve them and end the vacancies in these two ministries."

He added, "Resolving the security ministries is a crucial matter, as it is linked to the security of citizens, their daily lives, and the interests of the country. Continuing to manage them through acting ministers hinders progress, given that the acting minister has limited authority compared to the permanent minister."

Al-Khafaji explained that "many projects and the rights of the country's citizens remain stalled due to the delay in resolving the ministerial issue, which necessitates expediting this process and preventing state institutions from being held hostage to political disputes."

He pointed out that "political disagreements were a major reason for the delay in resolving many ministerial appointments, in addition to objections and external pressures on some of the nominated candidates," calling for "an end to these disputes and placing the national interest above political considerations."

Al-Khafaji urged the political blocs to "demonstrate the genuine will to correct the course and finalize the ministerial portfolios, selecting competent and honest individuals with experience and no suspicion of corruption, thus ensuring improved performance of state institutions and better service to citizens."

According to political data, the ministries were distributed during the government formation process based on understandings between the various political forces and components. Kurdish forces received the Ministries of Foreign Affairs, Justice, and Environment, while Sunni forces received five portfolios.

The Coordination Framework retained several economic and service ministries, including Oil, Finance, and Electricity. It is worth noting that nine ministries remain undecided to date.  link

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Tishwash:  The Zaidi government is dismantling the banking sector's structure... Hantoush tells Iraq Observer: Qualitative reforms will restore confidence and open the doors to financial stability.

In a move reflecting the success of Prime Minister Ali Faleh al-Zaidi's government in handling complex economic issues, Iraq is continuing its reform path aimed at addressing the obstacles that have long hampered the performance of the banking sector. This is being achieved through strengthening oversight, raising compliance levels, protecting depositors' funds, and establishing more disciplined rules in the financial market.

Financial and banking expert Dr. Mustafa Hantoush affirms that the measures taken by the Central Bank of Iraq represent important supervisory tools for addressing the shortcomings within the banking sector. He points out that placing some banks under receivership does not mean their bankruptcy, but rather provides a framework for direct supervision of their situations, assessment of liquidity, assets, and investments, and taking appropriate corrective measures.

Hantoush told Iraq Observer that "the success of banking reform depends on the ability of regulatory bodies to diagnose problems and address them before they escalate into crises." He explained that the possibility of reforming a bank's situation allows it to resume operations, while legal procedures open up other options when reform proves impossible.

He added that “the government’s move to a more serious phase in addressing banking imbalances, through supporting regulatory and supervisory measures and enhancing confidence in the financial sector, will contribute to curbing speculation, regulating the flow of funds, and providing a more stable environment for the private sector and investment.”

He continued, “Developing the banking sector is also a key pillar of the Al-Zaidi government’s economic vision, given that stronger and more disciplined financial institutions contribute to stimulating the economic cycle, facilitating financing and transfers, and protecting the interests of citizens and depositors.”

While banking obstacles have posed a cumulative challenge to the Iraqi economy, the reform steps led by the Al-Zaidi government, in coordination with the Central Bank, are outlining a new phase characterized by discipline, confidence, and stability.

These steps underscore that addressing the root causes of these problems early and decisively can pave the way for building a stronger banking sector capable of supporting the Iraqi economy.  link

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Tishwash: The dinar must be changed! We won't remove zeros, but the current currency will not last

Following banking warnings that money hoarded in homes and outside banks is disrupting the liquidity cycle and weakening the banking system, an idea is emerging within the Central Bank and among members of the parliamentary finance committee to change the currency and launch a new series, instead of removing zeros, in a process aimed at withdrawing counterfeit, worn-out, and stolen currency, and returning part of the funds to the banking system, through a mechanism being discussed to link the exchange of large sums to opening accounts and proving the sources of funds.

A member of the parliamentary finance committee told 964 Network that “the ongoing discussions regarding the future of the Iraqi currency are currently focused on adding new denominations and making broader changes to the currency in circulation. The option of removing zeros has been ruled out at this stage. There is a trend that believes issuing a new series of currency can achieve greater goals, including updating security features, eliminating counterfeit currency, withdrawing worn-out banknotes, addressing some of the stolen currency or funds moving outside the financial system, in addition to reorganizing the circulating money supply.”

The MP, who asked to remain anonymous, added that “one of the most important ideas under discussion relates to the method of replacing the old currency. There are proposals to facilitate the replacement of ordinary amounts, while subjecting large amounts to different banking procedures, which may include opening a bank account, depositing the amount into it, and applying customer knowledge and verification requirements for the source of funds, instead of handing over the same amount in cash from the new issue. These details, including determining the size of the amount subject to these procedures, are still under discussion and have not been finalized, as they currently revolve around 100-150 million.”

He added that “the success of any project of this kind requires a sufficient transition period, ensuring that markets are not disrupted, and putting in place easy mechanisms for citizens and owners of natural savings, as well as the readiness of banks to receive deposits and deal with the expected large demand, because the goal in the end is not just to replace one piece of paper with another, but to take advantage of the currency change to rearrange a part of the monetary cycle and enhance confidence in the banking system and the ability to monitor the movement of funds.”

100 trillion outside the banks

The importance of changing the currency is highlighted by the fact that there are more than 100 trillion dinars outside the banks, distributed between daily transactions and the funds hoarded by citizens and companies, which indicates – according to experts – the weakness of cash entering the banking system, and makes the exchange process an opportunity to return part of these funds to the accounts, especially if changing large amounts is linked to proving their sources.

Recently, Ali Abdul-Ridha Alwan, director of the Trade Bank of Iraq (TBI), warned that keeping more than 85% of the money supply outside the banking system disrupts the liquidity cycle. He explained that citizens keeping money at home deprives banks of the liquidity they need to perform their role in economic activity and creates a disruption in the chain that begins with the injection of money through financial institutions and ends with spending and paying salaries.

What are the gains from the process?

A member of the Finance Committee says that “the initial estimates circulating regarding the results of the currency change indicate the possibility of recovering the equivalent of 20-25 trillion dinars of the cash mass that is not currently moving normally within the financial system, whether due to worn-out or counterfeit currency or hoarded funds, which would allow for the reorganization of an important part of the monetary cycle.”

He added that “estimates also assume that the replacement process will push large numbers of citizens to deal with banks and open accounts, and there are perceptions that about 25% of money owners who enter the banking system for the purpose of changing the currency may leave all or part of their money in their accounts instead of withdrawing it again in cash, which means increasing deposits, enhancing liquidity within banks, and returning part of the hoarded money to the banking cycle.”  link

The Dollar Just Crossed The Line It Crossed In 1973. There's No Turning Back Now

The Dollar Just Crossed The Line It Crossed In 1973. There's No Turning Back Now

Unfolded Finance:  9-9-2026

On March 1st, 1973, the Deutsche Bundesbank absorbed $2.7 billion in the first hour of trading — more than it had received in any full day in the history of the Bretton Woods system.

 Karl Klasen, President of the Bundesbank, authorized the trading desk to stop buying at eleven in the morning. Every major European exchange closed its currency markets for the day.

The fixed exchange rate system that had governed international finance for twenty-seven years ended not because anyone decided to end it, but because the rate of dollar inflow exceeded the system's capacity to absorb it.

The mechanism that produced that morning had been running for eighteen months — since August 15th, 1971, when Nixon suspended the dollar's convertibility to gold.

The Smithsonian Agreement of December 1971 provided a temporary pause with a new set of exchange rates. It lasted fourteen months. The structural imbalance between American deficit spending and the world's willingness to hold the resulting dollars made the new rates as indefensible as the old ones.

By February 1973, the second dollar devaluation in fourteen months had been announced. By March 1st, even the new rate could not be maintained.

What replaced the gold anchor was the petrodollar system — Saudi Arabia and OPEC pricing oil exclusively in dollars, investing oil revenues in Treasury bonds, with American security guarantees in return.

 Every oil-importing nation needed dollars to pay for energy. The structural demand for dollar-denominated assets was now backed by oil in the ground and military agreements in the Gulf rather than gold in Fort Knox.

The anchor changed. The effect — continuous global demand for dollars — remained for fifty years.

In February 2022, the United States froze $300 billion in Russian central bank reserves. Every central bank in the world received the same signal simultaneously: the reserve currency can be weaponized.

Central banks purchased a record 1,045 tonnes of gold in 2024. The dollar's reserve share has fallen from 72 percent in 2000 to 57 percent in 2025.

Saudi Arabia accepted yuan for oil shipments in 2023 for the first time in the system's fifty-year history. The petrodollar arrangement is not ending. It is being eroded at the margin, one bilateral agreement at a time.

 What You'll Learn:

▸ Why the Smithsonian Agreement of 1971 failed in fourteen months — and why failure was structural, not accidental

▸ What happened on March 1st, 1973 in Frankfurt and why the Bundesbank's decision ended the fixed exchange rate era

▸ How the petrodollar system replaced the gold anchor — and the specific mechanism that created fifty years of dollar demand

▸ Why the 2022 Russian reserve freeze was structurally different from every previous dollar risk event

▸ What central bank gold buying at record pace actually signals about reserve manager behavior

▸ Why the dollar's decline from 72 to 57 percent of global reserves is both manageable and directional

▸ What the transition from the 1944 gold anchor to the 1973 petrodollar anchor teaches about how reserve systems actually change

The Timeline:

● August 1971 — Nixon suspends dollar-gold convertibility; Bretton Woods effectively ends

● December 1971 — Smithsonian Agreement: new exchange rates, $38 gold price; Nixon calls it historic

● February 1973 — Second dollar devaluation; gold price raised to $42.22; markets unconvinced

● March 1st, 1973 — Bundesbank absorbs $2.7B in one hour; Klasen stops buying; European markets close

● March 19th, 1973 — Major currencies begin floating; fixed exchange rate era over

● 1973–1975 — US-Saudi petrodollar agreements replace gold as structural dollar demand mechanism

● 2000 — Dollar share of global reserves: 72 percent

● February 2022 — $300B in Russian reserves frozen; reserve weaponization demonstrated

● 2023 — Saudi Arabia accepts yuan for oil shipments for first time

● 2024 — Central banks purchase record 1,045 tonnes of gold

● 2025 — Dollar reserve share: 57 percent; yuan at 2.3 percent; gold at 15 percent

Klasen did not know he was ending the fixed exchange rate system on March 1st, 1973.

 The mechanism was already running. He was only the last person to stop absorbing what it produced.

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MilitiaMan & Crew: No-Nonsense Iraqi Dinar News: Militia Man & Crew Keep You Informed

MilitiaMan & Crew: No-Nonsense Iraqi Dinar News: Militia Man & Crew Keep You Informed

9-9-2026

The Crew:  Samson, PompeyPeter, Petra, Daytrader, Sunkissed, GIGI and Militia Man

No drama. No intrigue. No songs and dances. Just straight, factual news that I read and interpret to the best of my ability after being an avid Dinar investor and insanely obsessed Dinarian for over 15 years.

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FRANK26…9-9-26….CBI/ECON/HCL

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