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Oil Shock Triggers Second-Wave Inflation Risk: Energy Crisis Spreads into Food and Global Supply Chains

Record energy price surges are now feeding into broader inflation pressures, signaling a deeper and more persistent disruption to the global financial system.

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War Costs Pressure U.S. Debt: Rising Yields Signal Growing Strain on Treasury Markets

Escalating conflict-driven spending and inflation pressures are pushing U.S. borrowing costs higher, raising concerns about long-term fiscal sustainability.

Saleh: 3 Main Sources Ensure The Sustainability Of Salaries And Social Spending And Iraq's Ability To Cope With Crises

Money and Business   Economy News – Baghdad   The Prime Minister’s financial advisor, Mazhar Muhammad Salih, confirmed on Tuesday that the current policy guarantees the continuation of salaries and social welfare grants. While identifying three main sources to ensure the sustainability of salaries and social spending, he indicated that Iraq is capable of facing global financial and economic shocks efficiently and effectively.

Airspace Closure Costs Iraq $360K Daily

2026-03-30   Shafaq News- Baghdad  Iraq is losing an estimated $360,000 per day due to the suspension of overflights across its airspace, totaling about $10.8 million per month, according to the Eco Iraq Observatory on Monday.

The observatory said Iraqi airspace had previously handled around 800 flights per day —both domestic and international— exceeding earlier averages of 700 to 750 flights daily, adding that each aircraft paid approximately $450 in overflight fees, generating daily revenues of about $360,000.

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Hormuz Shipping Breakthrough: Chinese Vessels Signal Partial Reopening of Critical Trade Corridor

The successful transit of Chinese container ships through the Strait of Hormuz highlights a tentative shift in one of the world’s most vital energy and trade chokepoints.

The Canary In The Coal Mine In The Treasury’s God-Awful Annual Report

Notes From the Field By James Hickman (Simon Black)  March 25, 2026

A few days ago, the United States Treasury Department quietly published the “Financial Report of the United States Government for fiscal year 2025”. No press conference. No prime-time coverage. Just a PDF uploaded to a government website.  It is, arguably, the most important financial document published in the country each year— the government's own accounting of what it owns versus what it owes.

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GLOBAL POLICY SIGNALS SHIFT: CENTRAL BANKS AND ENERGY MARKETS DRIVE SYSTEM-LEVEL UNCERTAINTY

Fresh economic signals, policy positioning, and energy market movements point to growing pressure within the global financial system.

Israel Approves A Record Budget Of Approximately $271 Billion

Money and Business   Economy News - Follow-up   The Israeli Knesset on Monday approved the largest budget in Israel’s history, worth 850.6 billion shekels (about $271 billion), in a crucial vote that averted early elections that would have been imposed if it had not been approved before the legal deadline.