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Global Reset Series – Part 5

Two Financial Worlds: The Rise of Parallel Global Payment Networks

Emerging economies are developing alternative financial infrastructure alongside the traditional Western system.

Overview

The global financial system is gradually evolving toward a more multipolar structure.

South Korea Is Preparing An Additional $17 Billion Budget Due To The Iran War

Money and Business   Economy News - Follow-up   A spokesman for the ruling party said on Sunday that South Korea will set aside a supplementary budget of about 25 trillion won ($16.61 billion) to support those affected by rising oil prices due to the conflict in the Middle East.

The spokesman added, after a meeting between the ruling Democratic Party and the government, that an additional government spending plan would be prepared as soon as possible, and that the expected surplus tax revenues for this year would be used without issuing treasury bonds to minimize any impact on the market, according to Reuters.

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Sanctions Shock Reversal: U.S. Moves to Release Iranian Oil as Energy Crisis Escalates

Emergency policy shift signals deep strain in global energy markets and financial stability

Overview

In a major geopolitical and financial shift, the United States has temporarily eased sanctions on Iranian oil to stabilize surging global energy prices.

India Refineries Eye Iranian Oil As US Eases Sanctions

2026-03-21 Shafaq News- New Delhi/ Tehran  Indian refiners are preparing to resume purchases of Iranian oil following a temporary easing of US sanctions, Reuters reported on Saturday, as Asia weighs options to ease a growing energy squeeze.

Three sources in India’s refining sector said companies plan to buy Iranian crude but are awaiting government guidance and clarification from United States authorities on payment terms and conditions.

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Global Reset Series – Part 4

The Global Payment System Is Being Rebuilt

International regulators are working to modernize cross-border payments, which remain slow and costly despite advances in financial technology.

Overview

Cross-border payments remain one of the most outdated components of the global financial system.

Wholesale Dollar Trading In Baghdad And Erbil Has Stopped Due To The Eid Holiday.

Money and Business   Economy News – Baghdad   No exchange rates for the US dollar against the Iraqi dinar were recorded today, Saturday, in the markets of the capital, Baghdad, due to the suspension of trading coinciding with the Eid holiday.

However, a limited number of exchange shops continued to operate in some areas of Baghdad, where the selling price was recorded at about 155,500 dinars per 100 dollars, while the buying price was 154,500 dinars.