This will Bring Down the Entire Financial System

This will Bring Down the Entire Financial System

Daniela Cambone:  12-10-2025

The United States is on the brink of a deep economic crisis, far worse than what is publicly acknowledged. This is according to Mitch Vexler, a commercial real estate developer and president of Mockingbird Properties, in a recent interview with Daniela Cambone of ITM Trading.

Vexler’s warning is based on his identification of 50 critical issues that are currently plaguing the American economy, including a looming $2 trillion commercial real estate maturity wall, massive impaired bank loans, and fraudulent school district bonds.

At the heart of the crisis is the widespread use of property tax systems through manipulated appraisals and school district bonds.

Vexler describes these bonds as a “second mortgage” that strips homeowners’ equity, leaving them vulnerable to financial shocks. The situation is further exacerbated by exploding property taxes, which are pushing homeowners to the edge.

Vexler warns of a credit crisis and potential depression worse than the one experienced in 2007-2008, driven by systemic fraud and institutional failures.

He points to the recent actions of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, who launched a probe into nearly 1,000 cities’ finances under transparency laws, as a potential starting point for exposing the fraud. However, Vexler emphasizes that this is not a solution in itself and that structural reform is needed to address the crisis.

One potential solution, according to Vexler, is to repeal property taxes in favor of uniform state sales taxes.

This would help restore fairness and transparency to the tax system, which is currently riddled with corruption. Vexler also critiques the Federal Reserve’s role in perpetuating economic instability and the loss of purchasing power of the U.S. dollar.

The crisis is not limited to the United States, with global economic concerns such as the BRICS countries piloting gold-backed currencies and central banks accumulating gold.

Vexler underscores that real money must be backed by tangible assets, warning against speculative cryptocurrencies. He also links these financial pressures to sociopolitical instability, including potential food shortages, farmer bankruptcies, and civil unrest in North America and Europe.

Despite the grim outlook, Vexler encourages citizens to become active at the local level, demanding transparency and accountability from school districts and officials to prevent further systemic collapse.

He calls for criminal accountability for those involved in fraud and urges a hybrid solution involving federal and state cooperation to address the $5.1 trillion school bond fraud crisis.

Ultimately, Vexler stresses that the economic future depends on whether society chooses to confront these systemic issues or continues down the path toward a greater depression or worse. As he so aptly puts it, the choice is ours.

To learn more about the looming economic crisis and Vexler’s insights, watch the full video interview with ITM Trading. The conversation provides a detailed analysis of the current economic situation and offers a warning about the potential consequences of inaction.

https://youtu.be/uY5EpJl5fUo

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Crypto among sectors ‘debanked’ by 9 major banks: US regulator

OCC finds major banks restricted services to crypto and other politically contentious industries between 2020–2023; probe may be referred to DOJ.

Overview

• OCC preliminary finding: Nine largest U.S. banks placed restrictions or escalated review requirements on customers in certain lawful industries — including cryptocurrency — between 2020 and 2023.

• Scope of industries affected: Restrictions also targeted oil & gas exploration, coal mining, firearms, private prisons, tobacco/e-cigarette manufacturers, and adult entertainment.

• Possible enforcement referral: The OCC said its investigation is ongoing and could be referred to the U.S. Justice Department.

Key Developments

• Banks examined: The OCC reviewed JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, Citibank, Wells Fargo, U.S. Bank, Capital One, PNC Bank, TD Bank and BMO.

• Crypto-specific actions: Banks restricted services to issuers, exchanges, or administrators — often citing financial crime concerns as the rationale.

• Regulator response and rhetoric: Comptroller Jonathan Gould criticized debanking as an improper use of bank charter and market power, while commentators (Cato Institute, industry leaders) argue the report omits regulatory guidance that influenced banks’ behavior.

• Political context: The review follows an executive order directing a probe into whether banks cut customers off for political or religious reasons.

Why It Matters
Banking access is a foundational plumbing of the global economy. If large banks systematically constrain lawful businesses for reputational or political reasons, that rewires capital flows, concentrates power in alternative providers, and accelerates structural shifts in how value is cleared and settled — a dynamic that can feed broader geopolitical and financial realignments.

Implications for the Global Reset

• Pillar — Financial Decentralization: Continued restrictions by major banks push affected industries (notably crypto) toward alternative financial rails and smaller institutions, reducing reliance on incumbent Western banking infrastructure.

• Pillar — Regulatory-Driven Fragmentation: When supervisory guidance and bank risk-management intersect with politics, market access fragments along regulatory lines — increasing the appeal of non-traditional or jurisdictionally diversified financial networks.

This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.

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Sources

• Cointelegraph – “Crypto among sectors ‘debanked’ by 9 major banks: US regulator”

• Reuters – “US bank regulator says large banks engaged in ‘debanking’ of disfavored industries”  

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Jakarta Claims World’s Largest Urban Title As Indonesia Joins BRICS

UN confirms Jakarta as the world’s largest urban area in 2025 just as Indonesia enters BRICS, reshaping regional and global economic dynamics.

Overview

• Jakarta surpasses Tokyo: UN reclassification places Jakarta at 42 million, making it the world’s largest urban area and elevating Southeast Asia’s demographic weight.

• BRICS timing boosts influence: Indonesia’s full BRICS membership aligns with its rising urban and economic profile, amplifying its strategic leverage.

• Digital economy surge: Jakarta’s rapid expansion reflects ASEAN’s tech-driven growth, with the city becoming a major hub for fintech, e-commerce, and startup innovation.

Key Developments

• New global ranking: Jakarta now leads Dhaka (36.6M) and Tokyo (33.4M), confirming long-observed local assessments of the city’s scale.

• Tech ecosystem dominance: With 2,400+ startups and 80% digital payment penetration, Jakarta acts as a frontline laboratory for digital transformation.

• Policy alignment underway: iDEA and the Indonesia Fintech Association plan strategic meetings during National Fintech Month 2025 to align frameworks with Jakarta’s expanding economic role.

• Urban pressures continue: Congestion, flooding, and future infrastructure demands—expected to grow with 10 million more residents by 2050—remain major challenges.

Why It Matters
Jakarta’s rise to the world’s largest urban area signals a new gravitational shift in global economic momentum—away from traditional hubs and toward emerging, tech-centered megacities. Paired with Indonesia’s entrance into BRICS, this demographic milestone strengthens the bloc’s influence and positions Southeast Asia as a central player in the evolving global order.

Implications for the Global Reset

• Pillar — Demographic Power Shift: Indonesia’s massive urban concentration expands BRICS’ population footprint, tilting economic and geopolitical weight toward emerging markets.

• Pillar — Digital Infrastructure Realignment: Jakarta’s fintech and startup ecosystem deepens the bloc’s digital transformation agenda, advancing non-Western innovation hubs.

This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.

Seeds of Wisdom Team
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Sources

• Watcher.Guru – “Jakarta Claims World’s Largest Urban Title As Indonesia Joins BRICS”

• The Jakarta Post – “Greater Jakarta becomes world’s most populous megacity”

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Iraq Economic News and Points To Ponder Thursday Morning 12-11-25

An Economist Says The Delay In The 2026 Budget Is Restricting Spending And Limiting Funding For Investment Projects.

Time: 10/12/2025 Readings: 75 times   {Economy: Al-Furat News} Economic expert, Salah Nouri, warned that the delay in approving the 2026 budget will restrict spending and limit funding for investment projects..

Nouri told Al-Furat News Agency that: “Law No. 6 of 2019 concerning financial management, in Chapter Three, Article 11, stipulates that the Council of Ministers must submit the draft federal general budget law to the House of Representatives before the middle of October of each year, which the Council of Ministers has exceeded for the current year with regard to the 2026 budget.”

He pointed out that “Article 13 of the law stipulates first that in the event that the approval of the general budget is delayed until December 31 of the year preceding the year in which the budget was prepared,” adding, “the Minister of Finance shall issue a circular authorizing the disbursement of 2/12 of the total actual expenditures for current expenses of the previous year after excluding non-recurring expenses, and this disbursement shall continue on a monthly basis until the budget is approved.”

Nouri added, “The second paragraph of the same article stipulates that spending from the total annual allocation for ongoing investment projects, whose allocations were included during the previous and subsequent years, shall be in accordance with the actual completion rates or actual preparation of each project. This means that the delay in the budget limits the government’s ability to fully finance the projects and restricts the movement of investment spending until the budget and its financial instructions are issued.”  LINK

Dollar Prices Recorded A Slight Increase In Baghdad

Economy | 10/12/2025   Mawazin News - Baghdad:
The price of the US dollar rose slightly this morning, Tuesday, in the Al-Kifah and Al-Harithiya exchanges in Baghdad, reaching 143,000 Iraqi dinars per 100 US dollars, compared to 142,950 dinars yesterday, Tuesday.

In local currency exchange shops in Baghdad's markets, the selling price was 143,500 dinars per 100 US dollars, while the buying price was 142,500 dinars per 100 US dollars.    https://www.mawazin.net/Details.aspx?jimare=271401

Gold Prices Rose Slightly In Global Markets

Wednesday, December 10, 2025 08:51 | Economy Number of views: 318   Baghdad / NINA / Gold prices rose slightly on Wednesday as investors prepared to analyze Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's guidance on the day the central bank is expected to cut interest rates, while silver continued its record-breaking run above $60 an ounce.

Spot gold rose 0.2% to $4,215.61 an ounce by 03:09 GMT, while U.S. gold futures for February delivery also rose 0.2% to $4,244.70 an ounce.

Spot silver climbed 0.6% to $61.06 an ounce, after hitting an all-time high of $61.46 earlier in the session.

This surge extended Tuesday's performance, which saw it surpass the $60 mark, driven by declining inventories and strong industrial demand.

Brian Lan, managing director of GoldSilver Central, said: “What we’re seeing in the spot gold market isn’t a big change; it’s still range-bound, and people are just looking at the Fed’s interest rate decision tonight and whether there will be any further news (regarding the path of monetary policy).”

The two-day meeting of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) concludes with an interest rate decision at 7:00 PM GMT on Wednesday, followed by a press conference with Powell at 7:30 PM GMT. Investors are currently pricing in an 88.6% probability of a 25-basis-point rate cut.

Kevin Hassett, the White House economic adviser and a leading candidate to head the Federal Reserve, said on Tuesday that there is “ample scope” for further rate cuts, but noted that rising inflation could alter those expectations.

Silver prices have been supported by declining global inventories, rising demand, expectations of Fed rate easing, and its recent inclusion on the list of vital U.S. metals.    Platinum fell 1.2% to $1,669.70, while palladium declined 0.2% to $1,503.26. [End   https://ninanews.com/Website/News/Details?key=1266060

Basra Crude Oil Prices Fell By More Than 2% Despite Global Oil Market Stability.

Economy | 10/12/2025    Mawazin News - Baghdad:  Basra crude oil prices, both heavy and medium, declined despite the stability of global oil prices.   Basra Heavy crude fell by $1.62, or 2.69%, to $58.60, while Basra Medium crude dropped by $1.52, or 2.45%, to $60.45.  Oil prices stabilized after falling by about 1% in the previous session, as concerns about oversupply limited gains and investors awaited progress in peace talks between Russia and Ukraine.
https://www.mawazin.net/Details.aspx?jimare=271395

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Tishwash: The Iraqi Embassy in Washington welcomes the US House of Representatives' vote to repeal the authorizations for the use of force against Iraq.

The Iraqi Embassy in Washington welcomed the US House of Representatives' vote to repeal the two authorizations for the use of military force against Iraq.

A statement from the Iraqi Embassy read: "The Embassy of the Republic of Iraq in Washington welcomes the US House of Representatives' vote to repeal the 1991 and 2002 authorizations for the use of military force against Iraq and to repeal the War Powers Resolution, a step that strengthens the partnership between Iraq and the United States and supports the bilateral relationship based on dialogue and cooperation."  link

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Tishwash:  The Governor of the Central Bank participates in the Conference on the Future of Financial Markets in Iraq

In the presence of His Excellency the Governor of the Central Bank of Iraq, Mr. Ali Mohsen Al-Alaq, the Financial and Accounting Training Center at the Ministry of Finance in Baghdad held its fifth annual international scientific conference, entitled: "The Future of Financial Markets in Iraq in an Era of Contemporary Transformations."

The conference brought together a select group of experts, academics, and government entities concerned with developing the financial and economic infrastructure. In his opening address, His Excellency the Governor emphasized that the world is currently witnessing an unprecedented phase of profound transformations in its financial and economic structures, where technology, finance, and economic policies intersect to create a rapidly changing and highly complex reality that precludes reliance on traditional models.

He stated, "It is no longer possible to postpone serious consideration of the future of our financial markets, nor to be content with traditional tools. Rather, it has become essential to have institutions capable of responding, transforming, and innovating."

He added that the last two decades have witnessed a comprehensive digital revolution that has altered the nature of economic activities, creating vast opportunities for digitizing transactions, enhancing transparency, developing banking services, and attracting technology investments.

He pointed out that there are various examples confirming that there is no static economic model… rapid transformations have become the rule, not the exception, and that the strength of the global economy today is not measured solely by the size of its natural resources, but also by the ability of its financial markets to adapt, absorb shocks, mobilize savings, and transform them into productive investments.

Heemphasized that developing financial markets in Iraq is a strategic necessity, not merely a reform option, if we want our economy to keep pace with the accelerating global cycle.

The Governor of the Central Bank reviewed the most prominent efforts Iraq has witnessed in recent years to develop its financial infrastructure, foremost among them the efforts to enhance monetary stability, which have been reflected in low inflation levels, as well as the vital role of the bank in stimulating local debt markets and financing the national economy, including bond issuances that have constituted an important source of financing for the general budget during critical phases of the economic cycle.

He explained that these issuances, in cooperation with the Ministry of Finance, the Securities Commission, and the Iraq Stock Exchange, have constituted a fundamental lever for financing the budget over the past two years, contributing an annual average of 5 trillion dinars and covering more than 50% of financing needs.

His Excellency concluded his speech by emphasizing the importance of adopting modern strategies to develop Iraqi financial markets, enhance transparency, expand financing tools, and keep pace with global digital transformations, and that the Central Bank of Iraq supports these steps, which support sustainable economic growth and drive investment in the country.

 Central Bank of Iraq, 
Media Office, 
December 10, 2025  link

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Tishwash: A government advisor reveals a legal path that allows securing salaries and obligations without the need for parliament.

The financial advisor to the Prime Minister, Mazhar Muhammad Saleh, confirmed on Wednesday the possibility of the government resorting to using "short-term advances" to secure salaries and maximum financial obligations, considering this the only legal path available to guarantee public services in light of the current legislative vacuum.

Saleh told Al-Furat News Agency that “the government, in the absence of parliament and with liquidity depleted, does not have the constitutional authority to engage in sovereign borrowing, but it has the legal and legitimate right to use short-term advances from the treasury, financed exclusively by government banks, as part of liquidity management without it being considered sovereign borrowing in the legal sense.”

He added that “this mechanism ensures the securing of priorities, foremost among them salaries, pensions and social welfare, based on the amended Financial Management Law No. 6 of 2019,” noting that “Article (3) of the law authorizes the Ministry of Finance to manage liquidity and reallocate it, while the prohibition on borrowing contained in Article (24) applies to borrowing from outside the government sector exclusively.”

Saleh explained that "this measure represents a legal loophole that allows for a practical mechanism that does not require new legislation, and it is the only available path to ensure the continued funding of basic services until the legislative authority is reconstituted and the regulatory financial laws are issued."  link

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Tishwash:  Borrowing freeze deepens Iraq’s fiscal crisis ahead of 2026

The Iraqi government has no legal authority to borrow currency until a new parliament is seated, the prime minister’s financial adviser warned on Tuesday, as Iraq enters 2026 with no budget and a deepening fiscal crunch.

According to Eco Iraq Observatory, the country’s deficit had already reached 17.7 trillion dinars (around $13.5 billion) by end-September 2025, forcing the government to operate under the restrictive 1/12 spending rule and freezing projects nationwide.

Mudher Mohammed Saleh told Shafaq News that while sovereign borrowing — whether domestic or foreign — is barred without parliamentary approval, the law still permits the use of short-term treasury advances funded exclusively by state-owned banks. These advances, he said, are strictly liquidity-management tools and do not constitute sovereign debt under Federal Financial Management Law No. 6 of 2019.

Article 3 of the law, Saleh explained, authorizes the Ministry of Finance to manage public liquidity and reallocate funds among state institutions “according to financial interest,” whereas Article 24 prohibits all internal or external borrowing unless a specific law is passed by parliament. The restriction, he noted, applies to borrowing from outside the government sector and “does not include financing arrangements within the public sector.”

He added that the law places no limits on short-term financial advances or temporary funding arrangements between government entities, so long as they remain within the scope of liquidity management rather than sovereign borrowing. This framework is currently the “only legal mechanism available” to keep essential state expenditures funded until legislative authority is restored and able to pass the required financial laws.

The Federal Supreme Court ruled last month to dissolve parliament and convert the cabinet into a caretaker government. The court said election day — November 11 — marked the end of parliament’s mandate and its authority to legislate or oversee the executive. Under the ruling, the cabinet’s powers are reduced to managing daily, non-deferrable affairs.

Caretaker governments in Iraq are legally confined to routine operations. They cannot pass new laws, approve multi-year contracts, negotiate long-term investment agreements, or implement structural reforms. In practice, they operate at roughly 20–30 percent of normal administrative capacity.

More than 120 draft laws are currently frozen, along with more than 6,000 pending administrative decisions. Thousands of contracts worth an estimated $8–10 billion — including infrastructure and service projects — also remain suspended, according to a previous Shafaq News report on the post-election vacuum.

The new parliament’s first session is expected after January 9, 2026. Government formation may take an additional three to four months even under favorable conditions, further tightening pressure on state finances and planning bodies. Unlike previous political cycles, both the legislature and the cabinet have halted full operations until the new parliament convenes. link

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Seeds of Wisdom RV and Economics Updates Wednesday Evening 12-10-25

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Trump-Era Sanctions on Russian Oil Could Reshape Global Energy Map

U.S. policy targets Lukoil and Rosneft, potentially redirecting oil flows and altering trade dynamics.

Overview

• U.S. sanctions target major Russian energy companies, including Lukoil and Rosneft, restricting international trade access.

• Global oil flows may shift, with European and Asian buyers seeking alternative suppliers.

• Energy prices respond to uncertainty, influencing both crude benchmarks and refined product markets.

• Geopolitical implications extend to trade and investment, as countries adjust to sanction-driven market changes.

Key Developments

• Reuters reports that sanctions could reduce Russian oil exports to the West, with buyers potentially turning to Middle Eastern or U.S. sources.

• Market reactions show modest price increases, reflecting both supply uncertainty and logistical adjustments.

• Global energy trade networks may realign, as sanctioned companies find alternate routes and buyers.

• Analysts warn of long-term shifts, potentially strengthening non-Western energy hubs and reducing U.S./European leverage over global oil flows.

Why It Matters

Sanctions on Russian oil demonstrate how policy actions can quickly reshape global energy trade. Shifts in supply chains, trade partners, and investment decisions accelerate the reconfiguration of energy-dependent economies and highlight the strategic leverage of resource-rich nations.

Implications for the Global Reset

Pillar 1: Energy Geopolitics
Sanctions and export restrictions shift the balance of energy supply, empowering alternative producers and trading blocs.

Pillar 2: Trade Realignment
New oil flows and supply chains may accelerate multipolar trade relationships, reducing reliance on traditional Western markets.

This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.

Seeds of Wisdom Team
Newshounds News™ Exclusive

Sources

• Reuters – “Trump sanctions on Lukoil, Rosneft could reshuffle global oil map”

• WSJ -- "A Billion-Barrel Oil Glut Is Forming at Sea"

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IMF Urges China to Curb Exports and Boost Consumption

Policy guidance may reshape trade balances and global demand patterns.

Overview

• IMF advises China to adjust economic policy, rebalancing from export-led growth to domestic consumption.

• Structural reforms could alter global trade flows, impacting commodity and manufacturing markets.

• Investors monitor potential shifts in China’s economic footprint, given its central role in global supply chains.

• Global markets anticipate realignment, as China’s policy adjustments affect exports, imports, and capital flows.

Key Developments

• IMF public guidance stresses “brave choice” for structural reform, focusing on reducing external dependency.

• Policy recommendations include curbing export intensity and stimulating domestic demand, which could reshape trade balances with key partners.

• Market analysts note potential implications for commodities, technology, and consumer goods sectors.

• Global trade partners may adjust sourcing strategies, preparing for changes in China’s export behavior and domestic consumption patterns.

Why It Matters

China’s policy adjustments could significantly impact global trade and finance. By reducing reliance on exports and boosting domestic consumption, China may alter global supply chains, demand patterns, and the balance of economic influence among major trading blocs.

Implications for the Global Reset

Pillar 1: Trade Rebalancing
China’s shift from export-led growth to domestic-driven demand could accelerate multipolar trade patterns and reduce dependency on traditional Western markets.

Pillar 2: Investment Reorientation
Capital flows and production strategies globally may adjust to China’s new trade and consumption priorities, reshaping investment and supply chains.

This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.

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Sources

• Reuters – “IMF urges China to take the ‘brave choice’: curb exports, boost consumption”

• AA -- "IMF says China cannot rely on exports to grow due to large economic size, rising trade tensions"   

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The Epicenter of the Next Crash is Not Banks

The Epicenter of the Next Crash is Not Banks

Kitco News:  12-10-2025

In a recent interview with Kitco News, I had the opportunity to sit down with James Grant, the founder of Grant’s Interest Rate Observer, to discuss the critical developments shaping the US and global economies.

Our conversation touched on a range of pressing topics, from the resurgence of funding stress in US money markets to the potential for global financial volatility triggered by the Bank of Japan’s rate hike plans.

One of the key themes that emerged from our discussion was the ongoing challenge faced by the Federal Reserve in managing liquidity. The recent repo rate spikes are a clear indication of suppressed price discovery and hidden market stress, echoing the 2019 repo crisis.

 According to Grant, the Fed’s response to such crises – injecting artificial liquidity into the system – may be masking true credit conditions and preventing genuine price discovery.

The Fed’s “fourth mandate” of ensuring smooth market functioning has become a double-edged sword. While it may provide short-term stability, it also creates a fragile and distorted financial environment.

Grant warns that this interventionist approach risks inflating asset bubbles and misallocating capital, particularly in areas like private credit and insurance sectors. These sectors may be vulnerable to a significant crisis once liquidity tightens or risk repricing occurs.

The current market leadership, driven by AI-related stocks, bears some resemblance to the tech exuberance of the late 1990s. Grant cautions that we may be witnessing overinvestment in short-lived technologies and infrastructure, which could ultimately lead to a painful correction.

Moreover, the Bank of Japan’s potential rate hikes and the unwinding of the yen carry trade are identified as possible triggers for global financial volatility that the Fed may struggle to counterbalance.

In the midst of this complex and uncertain economic backdrop, Grant offers some insightful analysis on the precious metals markets.

The historic silver price surge, alongside gold’s strength, is interpreted as a sign of growing market skepticism toward central bank policies. Silver’s unique volatility, as both a monetary and an industrial metal, makes it a fascinating barometer of market sentiment.

Grant suggests that these metals reflect a broader public “vote of no confidence” in monetary policy.

As we navigate the intricate web of global economic challenges, it’s clear that the Fed’s actions will be under intense scrutiny.

 While the central bank’s intentions may be to stabilize the system, the unintended consequences of its interventions could be far-reaching. As investors and observers, it’s essential to remain vigilant and consider the potential risks and opportunities that lie ahead.

For those interested in delving deeper into this conversation, I encourage you to watch the full video interview on Kitco News. James Grant’s insights offer a nuanced understanding of the complex forces shaping our economy, and his warnings about the potential consequences of Fed intervention are certainly worth heeding.

In conclusion, the discussion with James Grant serves as a timely reminder of the importance of critical thinking and nuanced analysis in navigating the complexities of the global economy.

As we move forward, it’s crucial to remain aware of the hidden risks and potential pitfalls that lie beneath the surface, and to consider the long-term implications of the Fed’s actions.

https://youtu.be/8jdvINf7Xrw

Seeds of Wisdom RV and Economics Updates Wednesday Afternoon 12-10-25

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Global Debt Hits Record $346 Trillion, Raising Systemic Risks

Rising sovereign and corporate debt may accelerate financial realignments globally.

Overview

• Global debt reaches $346 trillion, roughly 310% of global GDP, signaling record leverage.

• Developed economies carry the bulk of debt, creating vulnerability to interest‑rate shifts.

• Emerging markets face rising refinancing risks, prompting shifts toward local-currency borrowing.

• Investors and central banks monitor closely, anticipating potential stress in global capital flows.

 Key Developments

• IIF report confirms debt surge, highlighting risks to both sovereign and corporate borrowers worldwide.

• Interest-rate sensitivity is high, as developed markets carry heavy public and private debt.

• Emerging markets diversify funding sources, increasingly turning to local-currency bonds to mitigate dollar exposure.

• Financial analysts warn of spillover effects, as debt vulnerabilities could trigger volatility in currencies, equities, and commodities.

Why It Matters

The record global debt underscores fragility in the international financial system. Rising borrowing costs or geopolitical shocks could trigger debt crises, prompting shifts in capital allocation and possibly accelerating the move toward multipolar financial structures.

Implications for the Global Reset

Pillar 1: Financial Multipolarity
High debt levels push nations to seek alternatives to Western-dominated capital markets.

Pillar 2: Risk-Based Capital Reallocation
Investors may shift portfolios toward safer or emerging-market assets, altering global financial flows.

This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.
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Sources

• Reuters – “Mature markets push global debt to record near $346 trillion, says IIF”

• Reuters (via Investing.com) — “Global debt hits record of nearly $338 trillion, says IIF” Investing.com

• IIF / IMF‑linked public data overview — “Global Debt Remains Above 235% of World GDP”

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Global Trade Poised to Reach $35 Trillion, Signaling Shifts in Supply Chains

UNCTAD forecasts record trade growth, highlighting evolving global economic patterns.

Overview

• Global trade projected to grow 7% in 2025, reaching a record $35 trillion.

• Developing economies are contributing strongly, reflecting shifts in trade power toward emerging markets.

• Trade routes and supply chains are adapting, with new corridors and logistics partnerships emerging.

• Investors and policymakers monitor closely, as growth may influence capital flows, currency stability, and geopolitical leverage.

Key Developments

• UNCTAD report highlights strong expansion in Asia, Africa, and the Middle East.

• Shifts in trade composition: industrial goods, technology, and energy products show above-average growth.

• Global supply chains diversify, moving away from overreliance on single-country hubs.

• Policymakers in the West and East adjust tariffs, logistics infrastructure, and trade agreements to align with growth patterns.

Why It Matters

Rising trade volumes signal not just economic recovery but a structural realignment in global commerce. Emerging markets’ growing share of trade strengthens their influence in setting trade standards, pricing, and investment priorities.

Implications for the Global Reset

Pillar 1: Multipolar Trade Architecture
Shifts in trade flows empower emerging economies to negotiate terms and diversify partners, reducing Western dominance.

Pillar 2: Supply-Chain Resilience
Higher trade volumes and diversified routes make supply chains more resilient, encouraging regional hubs and reducing dependency on single corridors.

This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.

Seeds of Wisdom Team
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Sources

• Reuters – “Global trade set to grow 7% to pass record $35 trillion this year, UN agency says”

• Global Bihari -- "Global Trade to Hit Record $35 Trillion in 2025"

• Dredge Wire -- "Global Seaborne Trade Reaches Historic $35 Trillion as Regional Shifts Reshape Maritime Flows"

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U.S. Treasury Proposes Overhaul of AML Enforcement — Regulatory Shift Looms

Centralization of enforcement could reshape bank compliance, risk oversight, and federal authority.

Overview

• Treasury proposes shifting anti–money-laundering enforcement to FinCEN, centralizing oversight and reducing fragmented compliance responsibilities.

• Plan aims to ease technical-compliance burdens on banks, focusing penalties and enforcement on major financial-crime threats rather than minor infractions.

• Proposal enters public-comment phase, signaling the first major AML enforcement realignment in decades.

Key Developments

• FinCEN would gain expanded enforcement authority, taking powers traditionally held across multiple banking regulators.

• Banks may face fewer procedural penalties, but stricter scrutiny on high-risk activities under a more centralized enforcement model.

• Regulators signal a move toward threat-based oversight, aligning U.S. AML strategy with global financial-crime standards used by FATF and the EU.

• Industry groups warn the shift could reshape compliance-cost structures, impacting regional banks and cross-border institutions.

Why It Matters

Centralizing AML enforcement is a structural change to U.S. financial governance. If adopted, it shifts regulatory power, alters compliance incentives, and changes how U.S. banks manage risk — all factors that influence global capital flows. A streamlined, threat-based regime may strengthen U.S. financial defenses while accelerating the global move toward unified financial-crime frameworks seen in Europe and Asia.

Implications for the Global Reset

Pillar 1 — Regulatory Power Consolidation
A single federal authority reshaping AML oversight signals broader centralization trends in finance — a key element of institutional restructuring.

Pillar 2 — Compliance Cost Realignment
Shifts in enforcement models could alter how banks allocate capital, indirectly affecting credit availability, liquidity dynamics, and cross-border finance.

This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.

Seeds of Wisdom Team
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Sources

• The Wall Street Journal – “Treasury’s Bank Regulation Takeover Has a New Goal: Anti-Money-Laundering Rules”

• AML Intelligence -- "BREAKING: US Treasury proposes overruling bank regulators on AML penalties"

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Oil Prices Steady Amid Ukraine Peace Talks and Fed Outlook

Energy markets balance geopolitical developments with monetary policy expectations.

Overview

• Crude prices remain stable, reflecting a mix of diplomatic and macroeconomic factors.

• Ukraine peace talks add optimism, potentially easing regional supply risk.

• U.S. Federal Reserve policy decisions influence investor expectations for energy demand.

• Traders remain cautious, as market volatility is influenced by both geopolitical and economic signals.

Key Developments

• Reuters reports Brent and WTI crude prices steady, despite ongoing uncertainty in supply routes.

• Diplomatic talks in Ukraine could affect European energy security, potentially lowering perceived risk premiums.

• Fed rate outlook impacts energy demand forecasts, as tighter monetary policy may slow economic growth.

• Analysts highlight the intersection of diplomacy and monetary policy in shaping near-term energy markets.

Why It Matters

Energy markets are increasingly sensitive to both geopolitical negotiations and macroeconomic policy. Price stability under these conditions suggests evolving market mechanisms and the potential for more diversified energy sourcing in response to conflict or policy changes.

Implications for the Global Reset

Pillar 1: Energy Market Resilience
Stable pricing despite geopolitical uncertainty indicates adaptability in global energy networks.

Pillar 2: Policy-Driven Market Shifts
Monetary and diplomatic developments together influence energy trade, investment, and pricing structures, reshaping global flows.

This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.

Seeds of Wisdom Team
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Sources

• Reuters – “Oil steady as market watches Ukraine peace talks, Fed rate decision”

• MSN -- "Oil Prices Steady Amid Ukraine Peace Talks and Fed Outlook"

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“Tidbits From TNT” Wednesday 12-10-2025

TNT:

Tishwash: The European Union affirms its commitment to expanding cooperation with Iraq.

The European Union today affirmed its commitment to expanding cooperation with Iraq.

A statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, received by the Iraqi News Agency (INA), stated that "the Undersecretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Baghdad, Ambassador Mohammed Hussein Mohammed Bahr Al-Uloom, received the European Union Ambassador to Iraq, Clemens Zimmtner."

He added, "At the beginning of the meeting, the Undersecretary welcomed the Ambassador, stressing the Ministry's keenness to strengthen the partnership with the European Union and raise the level of cooperation in various fields, especially political, economic and developmental fields."

He explained that "Iraq views the European Union as a reliable partner and supporter of the paths of stability and growth."

For his part, the European Union ambassador affirmed that “the Union sees Iraq as a strong and pivotal partner in the region,” stressing “the need for the continued development of the Iraqi economy and support for the stability that the country is witnessing, which contributes to enhancing its ability to play its regional and international role.”

He pointed out "the keenness of the Union countries to expand the horizons of cooperation with Iraq during the next stage," indicating that the two sides discussed during the meeting the issue of ending the work of the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI), and the mechanisms for moving to a new stage of cooperation that focuses on technical and institutional support.

He added: "They also discussed the latest developments in the Syrian file, and stressed the importance of continuing coordination on regional developments of common interest."  link

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Tishwash:  Financial advisor: Increased international interest in Iraq has opened up broad prospects for economic diversification.

The Prime Minister's Financial Advisor, Mazhar Muhammad Salih, affirmed on Tuesday that the growing international interest in investing in Iraq has opened up broad horizons for economic diversification.

Salih told the official news agency that "Iraqi diplomacy has truly begun to shift from traditional political rhetoric to a promising economic horizon, having undertaken the task of forging partnerships and agreements and opening effective communication channels with industrialized nations, neighboring countries, major international companies, and international institutions, with the aim of making Iraq an active economic partner, not merely a market for crude oil."

He added that "the increasing interest of the international community in investing in Iraq, especially after the improvement in security conditions and the rise in stability levels, has created an opportune moment to capitalize on this momentum in rebuilding and modernizing infrastructure and reviving projects that have been stalled for years."

He pointed out that “the Development Road Project initiative represents a significant leap forward in this new diplomacy of cooperation and intertwined economic interests with Turkey and Europe to the north, and the Gulf and Asia to the south.”

He explained that “economic diplomacy is defined as a state’s use of its foreign relations tools—such as agreements, partnerships, investments, and trade contracts—to expand economic activity, enhance trade, and attract foreign investment.”

He pointed out that “Iraqi economic diplomacy, as outlined in the government program, is based on the principle of productive diplomacy, meaning employing foreign policy to maximize direct economic benefits.”

He noted that “this approach has, in a short period, provided Iraq with an attractive environment for foreign investment, opened new markets for trade, and expanded regional cooperation, thus contributing to diversifying national income sources away from the rentier oil sector.”

He added that “among the most prominent achievements within this framework is the activation of the Strategic Framework Agreement with the United States and its transformation into joint economic action in the fields of technology, infrastructure, digital transformation, and the oil industry.

Furthermore, cooperation with China has been activated within the framework agreement aimed at developing electricity and infrastructure projects.

Cooperation with the European Union in the energy sector and other areas has also been strengthened, along with the move towards more efficient and sustainable regional networks. In addition, there has been openness to the Gulf Cooperation Council countries in electricity interconnection projects and investment in various reconstruction and development programs.”

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Tishwash: Washington Prepares Major Sanctions against Iraqi Figures Over Money Laundering, Armed Groups Funding

One official told Al-Araby al-Jadeed that Washington views the move as a response to recent attacks on gas and oil fields, as well as part of a wider effort to curb money laundering and financial support to armed groups.

Iraqi authorities have been informed that the United States is preparing to issue a new round of sanctions targeting politicians, businessmen, and multiple companies, according to three Iraqi government sources familiar with the matter.

One official told Al-Araby al-Jadeed that Washington views the move as a response to recent attacks on gas and oil fields, as well as part of a wider effort to curb money laundering and financial support to armed groups.

According to the sources, US officials conveyed during recent visits to Baghdad that the upcoming sanctions list will include individuals involved in funding channels linked to armed groups operating in the interests of a neighboring country. The measures, which will be finalized by the US Treasury Department, are expected to focus on entities believed to be facilitating illicit financial activities.

A diplomat from the Iraqi Foreign Ministry confirmed that the list includes senior members of armed factions that also maintain political representation in parliament.

Aid Hilali, a political analyst close to the Iraqi prime minister, said Iraqi political circles widely expect the sanctions, noting that they will target a broad range of political, economic, and commercial figures, including members of the private sector. He added that leaked information indicates Washington has completed reviews of the financial and security records of several politicians, businessmen, and faction leaders, as well as companies in the energy transport and logistics sectors.

“The United States has signaled through several channels that these sanctions will form part of a new approach aimed at restructuring Washington’s relationship with Baghdad,” Hilali said. “Leaked details suggest the measures will be significantly wider than previous rounds, raising concerns about the political and security fallout.”

Nizar Haider, head of the Iraqi Media Center in Washington, said both Baghdad and Washington are awaiting the official announcement, which could include dozens of individuals and entities believed to be influenced by foreign governments. He noted that the measures are expected to restrict their future activities inside Iraq.

Haider also stressed that the US may oppose the appointment of individuals aligned with external actors to senior positions in Iraq’s next government, signaling potential diplomatic friction in the formation of the new cabinet.

The US Treasury Department has, in recent years, sanctioned several Iraqi figures and companies over allegations of corruption, money laundering, and arms smuggling. In October, Washington issued sanctions against several political leaders, military officials, and private firms.  link

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Seeds of Wisdom RV and Economics Updates Wednesday Morning 12-10-25

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Markets Hold Their Breath as Fed Signals a Pivotal Shift
Investors brace for one of the most consequential rate decisions in years

Overview

• Markets paused as global traders awaited the Federal Reserve’s next rate decision.

• Treasury yields and the U.S. dollar edged higher, signaling investor caution.

• Fed guidance for 2026 looms large, with markets focused on the future path more than the cut itself.

• Volatility expectations increased, reflecting uncertainty around policy, inflation, and growth.

Key Developments

• Markets Stall Ahead of Fed Decision
Major equity indexes held flat or slipped slightly on Tuesday as traders positioned defensively before the U.S. central bank announcement. Investors treated the day as a holding pattern, anticipating clarity on the Fed’s direction into 2026.

• Treasury Yields and U.S. Dollar Tick Up
Bond markets reflected a mild risk-off tone, with yields rising and the dollar strengthening. These moves signaled expectations that the Fed may strike a cautious stance despite cooling inflation.

• One of the Most Contested Fed Meetings in Years
Analysts describe this meeting as unusually critical — not simply for the expected rate cut, but for the tone, forecasts, and forward guidance. The Fed’s messaging will determine how aggressively markets price 2026 policy moves.

• Market Sensitivity Heightens Ahead of Guidance
Traders are focused on how the Fed balances growth concerns, inflation stickiness, and election-year dynamics. Futures markets are pricing different scenarios, adding to heightened short-term volatility.

Why It Matters

The Fed’s decision will shape global liquidity, bond pricing, currency strength, and capital flow patterns headed into 2026. With geopolitical tensions rising and global debt at record highs, even subtle shifts in Fed policy can trigger ripple effects across emerging markets, commodities, and risk assets worldwide.

Implications for the Global Reset

Pillar 1: Central Bank Power Recalibration
The Fed’s forward-looking stance signals how the U.S. intends to manage liquidity as other global blocs — especially BRICS — expand non-dollar settlement systems. Rate policy becomes a tool of geopolitical influence.

Pillar 2: Market Repricing Across Asset Classes
Treasury yields and the dollar are the backbone of global finance. A shift in Fed trajectory forces sovereign funds, banks, and corporations to rebalance, accelerating structural changes already underway in global capital markets.

This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.

Seeds of Wisdom Team
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Sources

• Reuters – “Markets pause ahead of highly contested Federal Reserve decision”

• Reuters – “Treasury yields, U.S. dollar inch higher as traders await Fed guidance”

• MarketWatch – “Investors brace for Federal Reserve’s 2026 outlook amid rising volatility”

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BRICS Surges Ahead of G7 With 2026 Growth Forecasts Shaping a New Global Order
Emerging economies outpace the West as demographic strength and expansion strategies shift financial power

Overview

• BRICS nations lead global growth projections for 2026, outpacing every G7 country.

• Developing economies demonstrate structural strength, while Western economies stagnate.

• Demographic trends favor BRICS, with growing populations driving demand and productivity.

• Currency and trade realignments accelerate, challenging decades of Western financial dominance.

Key Developments

• BRICS Growth Outshines the G7 in 2026 Projections
Forecasts show Ethiopia (7.1%), India (6.2%), UAE (5.0%), and Indonesia (4.9%) leading BRICS expansion. Even China (4.2%) and Egypt (4.5%) outpace most G7 members, highlighting the widening performance gap.

• G7 Economies Lag With Subdued Growth
The strongest projected G7 performer is the U.S. at 2.1%, with others—Japan (0.6%), Germany (0.9%), Italy (0.8%)—stuck near or below 1%. Population decline and slowed productivity are weighing heavily on Western forecasts.

• Multipolar Vision Gains Momentum
BRICS continues pushing for a rebalanced global financial architecture, expanding local-currency trade, and reducing reliance on U.S. and G7 systems. This shift threatens traditional Western leverage in global markets.

• Demographics Drive Divergent Futures
BRICS countries benefit from expanding labor forces, while declining populations in the West contribute to stagnation. The long-term trajectory favors emerging economies unless the G7 restructures its economic models.

Why It Matters

This divergence in growth underscores a fundamental redirection of global financial influence. As BRICS nations expand their economic footprint, strengthen local-currency systems, and attract new partners, the geopolitical and monetary dominance of the West faces unprecedented pressure.

Implications for the Global Reset

Pillar 1: Eastward Shift in Economic Power
Accelerated BRICS growth reshapes where capital flows, where trade is conducted, and who sets global norms. Higher GDP expansion creates momentum for deeper integration and an alternative financial ecosystem.

Pillar 2: Declining Western Leverage
Slower G7 growth erodes the West’s ability to dictate monetary policy, enforce sanctions, or maintain dollar-centric dominance. A multipolar financial order moves closer as emerging economies take the lead.

This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.

Seeds of Wisdom Team
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Sources

• Watcher.Guru – “BRICS vs G7: Projected Growth Rate For 2026”

• IMF – “World Economic Outlook: Global Growth Projections”

• World Bank – “Emerging Markets Growth Outlook 2026”

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MilitiaMan and Crew: IQD News Update-Monetary & Financial Reforms-Final Process?

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Seeds of Wisdom RV and Economics Updates Tuesday Evening 12-09-25

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Energy Geopolitics Repositions Global Power as Markets Brace for a Reset

Analysts warn 2025 marks a profound shift across energy, trade, and geopolitical systems

Overview

• Strategic energy realignments accelerate, reshaping geopolitical partnerships and long-term supply routes.

• Analysts describe 2025 as a systemic transition year, linking energy restructuring with broader financial and political shifts.

• Global competition intensifies, as nations secure energy access amid rising geopolitical uncertainty.

Key Developments

• Major forecasts highlight a “profound reset” underway across energy, geopolitics, and technology, signaling structural global changes.

• Energy markets remain volatile, with nations diversifying suppliers and negotiating long-term security agreements.

• Shifting alliances reshape energy influence, affecting global investment, trade flows, and strategic reserves.

Why It Matters

Energy remains the backbone of global power. As nations adapt to new geopolitical realities and volatile markets, shifts in energy supply, partnerships, and security strategies will directly influence global finance, trade structures, and long-term economic stability. These transitions form a critical foundation of the broader systemic realignment already underway.

Implications for the Global Reset

Pillar: Energy
Volatile markets and shifting alliances create new power centers, while reducing reliance on legacy energy corridors dominated by Western institutions.

Pillar: Geopolitics & Trade
Energy realignment cascades into trade and financial restructuring, accelerating the move toward a multipolar system with diversified economic blocs.

This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.

Seeds of Wisdom Team
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Sources

• KPMG – “2025 and the Great Reset: Geopolitics, Energy and the AI Imperative”

• Reuters – “China Urges Trade Partners Against Tariffs as Tensions Rise Over Record Surplus”

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CFTC Pilot Opens Door for Crypto Collateral in U.S. Derivatives Markets

New guidance signals a shift toward tokenized assets in mainstream financial infrastructure.

Overview

• CFTC launches a pilot allowing Bitcoin, Ether, and USDC to be used as margin collateral.

• Program sets strict reporting rules for futures commission merchants (FCMs).

• Updated federal guidance expands acceptable tokenized real-world assets.

• Move withdraws outdated restrictions and clears path for broader adoption.

Key Developments

• CFTC acting chair Caroline Pham announced a pilot enabling FCMs to accept BTC, ETH, and USDC as margin collateral, marking the most significant regulatory opening for crypto in derivatives markets to date.

• FCMs must meet weekly reporting requirements, documenting customer holdings and any issues impacting collateral integrity.

• New CFTC guidance covers tokenized assets including Treasury-backed money-market funds, outlining requirements for legal enforceability, segregation, and control frameworks.

• The CFTC issued a “no-action” position regarding payment stablecoins held as customer collateral, reducing friction for stablecoin-based margin.

• Staff Advisory 20-34 was withdrawn, removing a long-criticized barrier that had prevented crypto from being used as customer collateral.

• Industry leaders including Coinbase, StarkWare, and Plume Network praised the move, calling it a major step toward automated on-chain settlement for derivatives.

Why It Matters

This pilot program marks a meaningful shift: crypto assets are now crossing into the most highly regulated financial market in the world—derivatives. By creating a compliant framework for tokenized collateral, the CFTC is laying the groundwork for digital assets to plug directly into institutional trading, risk management, and settlement infrastructure. It aligns with global restructuring trends where tokenized assets, real-world collateral, and non-bank financial rails are becoming central to capital flows.

Implications for the Global Reset

Pillar: Assets

Tokenized collateral transforms how value moves through markets, expanding accepted asset classes beyond traditional banking structures.

Pillar: Technology

On-chain settlement and automated reporting increase transparency and efficiency—core components of the emerging digital financial architecture.

This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.

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Sources

• Cointelegraph – “CFTC pilot opens path for crypto as collateral in derivative markets”

• Reuters – “CFTC unveils pilot program for digital asset markets”

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Iraq Economic News and Points To Ponder Monday Evening 12-8-25

Iraq And Arab Countries Possess More Than 1600 Tons Of Precious Metal Reserves

Money and Business   Economy News – Baghdad   The World Gold Council announced on Tuesday that Iraq and 15 other Arab countries possess more than 1,600 tons of global gold reserves.

The council said in its latest table for December that "15 Arab countries, including Iraq, possess 1,638 tons of gold out of 100 countries listed with the World Gold Council."

He added that the top six Arab countries, namely: (Saudi Arabia, Lebanon, Algeria, Iraq, Libya and Egypt), possess 1,230 tons, while the remaining Arab countries (Kuwait, the UAE, Jordan, Qatar, Morocco, Tunisia, Oman, Bahrain and Syria) possess 408 tons.

According to the table, "Iraq's gold reserves amounted to 170.9 tons, maintaining its 29th position globally out of 100 countries listed in the table with the largest gold reserves."

It is worth noting that the World Gold Council, which is based in the United Kingdom, has extensive experience and in-depth knowledge of the factors affecting market changes, and its members include the world’s largest and most advanced gold mining companies.     https://economy-news.net/content.php?id=63231

Relative Stability In The Exchange Rate In Baghdad Markets

Economy | 09/12/2025    Mawazin News – Baghdad:  The exchange rate of the US dollar witnessed relative stability in local markets amidst normal trading activity.  The selling price in Baghdad's markets was recorded at 143,500 Iraqi dinars per 100 US dollars, while the buying price reached 142,750 dinars.

This stability comes after limited fluctuations in recent days, as markets await any new directives from financial authorities regarding the regulation of trading operations.   https://www.mawazin.net/Details.aspx?jimare=271357

Gold Prices Stabilize As The Market Awaits The Federal Reserve's Decision On Interest Rate Cuts.

Economy | 09/12/2025   Mawazin News - Follow-up:   Gold prices held steady as investors largely priced in the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut, while bracing for signals that the US central bank might proceed with a slower-than-expected easing cycle at its two-day policy meeting beginning later today.

Spot gold was steady at $4,186.99 per ounce by 02:31 GMT. US gold futures for December delivery fell 0.1% to $4,215.80 per ounce.

Wall Street's main index closed lower on Monday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average down about half a percent, the S&P 500 down more than a third of a percent, and the Nasdaq Composite down modestly.

Earlier this month, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell signaled a hawkish stance on interest rate cuts during his press conference. As a result, investors in the US Treasury market are reassessing their positions.

The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note touched its highest level in two and a half months on Monday. Rising U.S. Treasury yields increase the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding assets, such as bullion.

Analysts widely expect a "tough cut" in interest rates this week, accompanied by guidance and forecasts that point to a high threshold for further easing next year.

Markets now estimate the probability of a quarter-point rate cut at the Federal Reserve's December 9-10 meeting at 87%, down from 90% on Monday, according to CME's FedWatch tool. https://www.mawazin.net/Details.aspx?jimare=271350

Oil Prices Remain Stable Amid Anticipation Of Ukrainian Peace Talks

Economy | 09/12/2025   Mawazin News -   Oil prices stabilized in trading on Tuesday after falling 2% in the previous session, as markets monitored peace talks on Ukraine and awaited US interest rate decisions.  West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures for January traded at $58.75 a barrel, down slightly by 0.22% from the previous close.

Meanwhile, Brent crude futures for February traded at $62.39 a barrel, down 0.16%. Oil prices remained stable amid anticipation of the Ukrainian peace talks.   https://www.mawazin.net/Details.aspx?jimare=271349

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Seeds of Wisdom RV and Economics Updates Tuesday Afternoon 12-09-25

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Nations Turn to Hard Assets as Global Reserve Strategies Shift

Gold and commodity reserves regain prominence amid currency volatility and trade realignment

Overview

• Gold’s role strengthens as nations hedge against trade instability and shifting currency dynamics.

• Emerging markets diversify reserves, reducing reliance on the U.S. dollar in favor of mixed-asset strategies.

• Commodity-backed stability grows, with sovereigns increasing exposure to physical assets during financial uncertainty.

Key Developments

• Analysts highlight renewed demand for hard assets, driven by de-dollarization trends and reserve diversification.

• Uncertain global markets reinforce gold’s significance, especially as multipolar currency systems expand.

• Institutional and sovereign investors increase commodity holdings, preparing for long-term structural shifts in global finance.

Why It Matters

As trade partners diversify settlement currencies and global markets remain volatile, nations are returning to tangible assets to protect purchasing power and stabilize reserves. Gold and other commodities are regaining status as strategic anchors—signaling deeper movement toward a financial order less dependent on fiat dominance.

Implications for the Global Reset

Pillar: Assets
Strengthening gold and commodity accumulation supports a gradual move toward asset-backed stability and away from single-currency concentration.

Pillar: Trade
Reserve diversification reinforces multipolar trade networks, allowing countries to operate with fewer constraints tied to dollar-based liquidity.

This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.

Seeds of Wisdom Team
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Sources

• Crux Investor – “BRICS, De-Dollarization, and What the Shift Means for Gold Investors”

• World Gold Council – “Gold Demand Trends: Central Banks Increase Gold Reserves”

• Itiger – “Central Banks Continue Gold Buying as Nations Diversify Reserves”

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Rising Debt Pressures Expose Fragility in the Global Financial System

Forecasts warn that financial volatility and slowing trade are straining economies worldwide

Overview

• Global agencies caution that financial markets now heavily influence trade, increasing economic vulnerability.

• Debt burdens remain elevated, with forecasts showing weak growth and persistent fiscal strain across developed and emerging economies.

• Trade slowdown intensifies debt risks, as volatile financial conditions reduce investment and economic stability.

Key Developments

• UN analysts warn the global financial system must adapt, highlighting growing misalignment between markets and the real economy.

• Economic forecasts show structural uncertainties, including inflation pressures, fragile growth, and stressed fiscal positions.

• Trade institutions report a global slowdown, driven by financial volatility and rising risk premiums.

Why It Matters

High debt levels across governments and corporations are becoming harder to manage as growth softens and financial conditions tighten. With trade and investment slowing, many countries face increasingly constrained fiscal space—raising concerns about whether the current financial architecture can withstand persistent structural pressures.

Implications for the Global Reset

Pillar: Debt
Rising debt burdens and weakening growth push nations toward exploring new financing models, debt restructuring, and alternative monetary arrangements.

Pillar: Trade
Financial volatility limits global trade flows, accelerating the shift toward regional and bilateral systems less dependent on traditional credit markets.

This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.

Seeds of Wisdom Team
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Sources

• Reuters – “Global financial system must adapt to better serve economy, UN trade agency says”

• IFM Investors – “Economic Update: December 2025”

• GTR Review – “Global Trade to Slow Down Amid Financial Volatility, UNCTAD Warns”

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