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GLOBAL TRADE RESET WATCH: WTO REPORTS SURGE IN SUPPLY-CHAIN FINANCING FOR DEVELOPING ECONOMIES

New figures from the World Trade Organization show that supply-chain financing for developing economies has expanded sharply, helping smaller businesses access the working capital needed to participate in global trade.

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GLOBAL DEBT RESET WATCH: IMF WARNS AI INVESTMENT AND RISING BOND YIELDS COULD TEST FINANCIAL STABILITY

The International Monetary Fund warns that an AI investment correction, rising government borrowing costs and cyber threats could expose vulnerabilities in global markets and increase pressure on the financial system.

The Central Bank Of Iraq Announces A New Mechanism For Granting Dollars To Travelers

2026-10-15 The Central Bank of Iraq announced on Thursday the implementation of a new regulatory mechanism to grant travelers the amount allocated to them, which is (2000) US dollars every two months, and at a maximum of (6) times per year.

Counterfeit Dinar Reports Spark Fears, Security Response

2026-10-15 09:50   Shafaq News- Baghdad   Reports of counterfeit Iraqi banknotes circulating in local markets have raised concerns among traders and consumers, as authorities step up efforts to combat currency smuggling and counterfeiting. A manager at a private Iraqi bank told Shafaq News that border authorities had detained several people on Wednesday for allegedly attempting to smuggle counterfeit banknotes into Iraq.

Oil Prices Dip On Easing US Shipping Sanctions

2026-10-15 Shafaq News   Oil prices fell more than 1% on Thursday ​as investors weighed risks to supply from attacks on shipping through the Strait of Hormuz against US ‌efforts to cut petroleum shipping costs by easing sanctions on vessels.

Brent crude futures fell $1.64, or 1.6%, to $104.42 a barrel by 0337 GMT, while US West Texas Intermediate crude futures were down 98 cents, or 1%, to $94.11, reversing gains from the previous session.

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GLOBAL BOND RESET WATCH: GOVERNMENTS TURN TO NON-DOLLAR DEBT AS GLOBAL CAPITAL TIGHTENS

As borrowing needs rise and investors compete for available capital, governments are exploring more ways to raise money in currencies beyond the U.S. dollar—an important shift in global debt markets, but not proof that the dollar is losing its leading reserve-currency role.