Good Afternoon Dinar Recaps,

How Metals and Bonds Interact in a Currency Reset

Credibility anchors first, liquidity instruments second — not triggers, not shortcuts

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ECB Signals Need for Deep Economic Review Amid Rising Global Uncertainty

Lagarde and ECB leaders warn Europe must adapt to a shifting international order as tariff risks and geopolitical strain mount

Finance Minister: We Seek To Reduce The Oil Dominance Over The General Budget

Money and Business   Economy News – Baghdad   Finance Minister Taif Sami confirmed on Wednesday the effort to reduce the oil sector's dominance over the general budget.

The ministry stated in a statement received by “Al-Eqtisad News” that “Minister of Finance Taif Sami Mohammed received today a high-level delegation from the World Bank for the Middle East and North Africa region, where the two sides reviewed prospects for joint international cooperation to support the reform program currently being pursued by the Iraqi government and to expand the map of major development projects in the country.”

Good Evening Dinar Recaps,

Wall Street Slips Toward Three-Week Lows as Tariff Shock Rattles Markets
Trade escalation revives volatility and exposes cracks beneath the rally

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U.S.–Europe Trade Tensions Escalate at Davos

Tariff warnings, Greenland politics, and a fragile global trade order collide

The Banking Sector And The New Public

The past year, 2025, witnessed tireless activity at various levels in the pursuit of achieving the desired banking reform in Iraq.  On the one hand, the outgoing government made strenuous efforts to reform the state-owned banks, which included merging some banks and making the decision to split Al-Rafidain Bank into two banks. These measures were described as being part of the reform of the state-owned banking sector.

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Iran and Venezuela — Similar Look, Different Reality: Do Your Research

Two weak currency visual snapshots, but very different economic stories behind the numbers 

Within A Week, Trading On The Iraqi Stock Exchange Exceeded One Billion Dinars.

Today 15:10   Economy    The Iraq Stock Exchange announced on Tuesday that shares worth more than one billion dinars were traded last week. The exchange stated in a report, which was reviewed by Al-Maalomah News Agency, that "69 companies saw their shares traded last week, while 25 companies did not trade due to a mismatch between buy and sell orders. Trading remains suspended for 10 companies out of the 104 listed on the exchange due to their failure to submit disclosures."