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“Tidbits From TNT” Thursday Morning 2-5-2026

TNT:

Tishwash:  International Finance Corporation: Iraq is moving rapidly towards a better economic future

The resident representative of the International Finance Corporation, Bilal Al-Saghir, confirmed on Wednesday that the investment package launched in Iraq amounts to approximately one million dollars in the energy, health and industry sectors, while noting that Iraq is moving rapidly towards a better economic future.

 Al-Saghir told the Iraqi News Agency (INA): “The institution is concerned with developing the private sector in emerging economies by providing investment services primarily, in addition to consulting services.”

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Iraq Economic News and Points To Ponder Wednesday Evening 2-4-26

Iraq’s $567 Monthly Wage Trails Living Costs Nearly Threefold

2026-02-04   Shafaq News- Baghdad  Iraq recorded an average monthly wage of $567 over the past year, placing ninth among Arab countries, according to the global database Numbeo.  The ranking marks a slight shift from 2023, when Numbeo estimated Iraq’s average net monthly salary at about $549, placing it eighth in the Arab world.

Despite the modest wage level, the data estimated that monthly living costs for a family of four in Iraq –excluding rent– stand at around $1,837.

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"Why the Iraqi Dinar Will Revalue" Thoughts by Workinman (From Recaps Archives)

From Recaps Archives

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 "Why the Iraqi Dinar Will Revalue" Thoughts by Workinman

Hopefully here I will explain why the Iraq Dinar revaluation was designed in the first place. This is based on a historical view of what has happened the last two decades. Some may read this and say "no way" and that is ok.

My goal is to properly inform you why we are where we are at with the speculative investment called the Iraqi Dinar. Also it may be an eye opener to many on how governments do what they do. So here it goes. To tell the full story, I would have to write a book, so I will try to condense as much as possible to bring the main points to life.

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Financial System on Edge of Crisis

Financial System on Edge of Crisis

WTFinance:  2-4-2026

As we navigate the choppy waters of 2026, the global economy, financial markets, and geopolitics are facing unprecedented challenges.

In a recent episode of the What the Finance (WTFinance) podcast, host Anthony Fatseas sat down with returning guest Simon Hunt to dissect the complex and precarious state of the world.

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FIRST BANK FAILURE OF 2026: This Is How It Starts

FIRST BANK FAILURE OF 2026: This Is How It Starts

Taylor Kenny:  2-4-2026

The first bank failure of 2026 is here and it could be just the beginning.

 Chicago's Metropolitan Capital Bank & Trust was shuttered by regulators this past weekend. The reason? "Unsafe and unsound conditions" and an "impaired capital position."

Translation: they were broke.

If you think this is an isolated incident, think again. The failure of Metropolitan Capital Bank isn't just a blip — it's a red flag waving from the crumbling foundations of our financial system. And it has direct implications for your deposits, retirement, and financial future.

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News, Rumors and Opinions Wednesday 2-4-2026

Gold Telegraph: The Monetary System is Breaking Down

2-4-2026

Gold Telegraph   @GoldTelegraph

Not much is being said about this: Illinois regulators shut down Metropolitan Capital Bank and Trust on Friday. A small bank, but with roughly $261 million in assets. The first U.S. bank failure of 2026. Watch the unrealized losses closely…

Ray Dalio: “The monetary system as we know it is breaking down.”

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“Tidbits From TNT” Wednesday Morning 2-4-2026

TNT:

Tishwash:  Arab and international companies express their desire to enter the Iraqi market.

The third day of the Baghdad International Fair witnessed the organization of numerous economic events and international forums, which saw broad participation from experts in the economic, industrial, and agricultural sectors.

The day's activities focused on the importance of resource management, building effective partnerships, and exchanging expertise to support development and improve the business environment.

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3 Brutal Money Lessons That No One Ever Told You About

3 Brutal Money Lessons That No One Ever Told You About

Heather Altamirano   GOBankingRates

Everyone has to manage bills, household expenses, taxes, and money, yet personal finance isn’t something most people are taught. Financial intelligence learned early can help avoid costly mistakes down the road, but according to Ramsey Solutions, only 26 states require high schoolers to take a course on personal finance to graduate.

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‘Something Fishy’ At Fort Knox: Giustra on The US Audit & Hidden Gold Flows

‘Something Fishy’ At Fort Knox: Giustra on The US Audit & Hidden Gold Flows

Kitco News: 2-3-2026

Is the paper gold market finally breaking?

 Frank Giustra, CEO of the Fiore Group, joins Anchor Jeremy Szafron to break down the recent market volatility, calling the flash crash a calculated "take down" and a "liquidity event."

Giustra argues that after 50 years of dominance, the paper market is "losing its efficacy" as pricing power shifts to physical delivery in Asia.

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