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Seeds of Wisdom RV and Economics Updates Saturday Morning 1-24-26
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Global Equity Fund Inflows Collapse as Investors Pivot to Safety
Capital quietly abandons risk assets, signaling deeper stress beneath global markets.
Good Morning Dinar Recaps,
Global Equity Fund Inflows Collapse as Investors Pivot to Safety
Capital quietly abandons risk assets, signaling deeper stress beneath global markets.
Overview
Global investor sentiment shifted sharply as geopolitical uncertainty intensified, triggering a dramatic slowdown in equity fund inflows. Weekly global equity inflows plunged from approximately $45 billion to just $9 billion, reflecting rising risk aversion tied to renewed U.S. trade disputes, diplomatic frictions, and mounting macroeconomic instability.
At the same time, safe-haven assets surged in demand, with gold and precious metals funds attracting significant new capital as investors prioritized preservation over growth.
Key Developments
Equity inflows dropped nearly 80% week-over-week, a sharp reversal in global risk appetite
Escalating trade tensions and geopolitical uncertainty weighed on growth expectations
Gold and precious metals funds gained inflows, reinforcing safe-haven demand
Bond and defensive allocations increased as investors repositioned portfolios
Why It Matters
This shift reflects more than short-term volatility. Capital flows act as early warning indicators, and the move away from equities suggests institutional investors are bracing for policy shocks, liquidity tightening, and systemic recalibration.
When global money retreats from growth assets, it signals expectations of:
Slower economic expansion
Increased financial stress
Potential monetary intervention
Such conditions often precede structural changes in monetary and fiscal frameworks.
Why It Matters to Foreign Currency Holders
Periods of risk-off capital rotation historically align with currency realignments and revaluation windows. As investors favor tangible and defensive assets, confidence in existing fiat structures weakens, strengthening the case for currency resets, asset-backed valuation mechanisms, or revised exchange regimes.
Foreign currency holders waiting for higher valuation scenarios often see these moments as positioning phases, not endpoints.
Implications for the Global Reset
Confirms a transition from growth chasing to capital protection
Reinforces gold’s role as a neutral anchor asset
Signals increasing strain on equity-driven liquidity models
Aligns with broader movement toward monetary system restructuring
When capital stops chasing returns and starts seeking shelter, the system is telling you something.
Seeds of Wisdom Team
Newshounds News
Sources
Reuters -- Global equity fund inflows slow on geopolitical uncertainties
Bloomberg via The Economic Times – “U.S. Equity Funds See Outflows on Geopolitical Worries”
Davos 2026: Carney Flags Dollar Decline as BRICS Influence Accelerates
Middle powers warned the old financial order is fracturing in real time
Overview
At the World Economic Forum 2026 in Davos, Mark Carney delivered a stark warning that global finance is no longer in transition but in rupture. His remarks focused on accelerating dollar vulnerability, the weaponization of economic integration, and the growing influence of BRICS-led alternatives shaping a multipolar financial order.
Carney’s speech underscored how trade, payments infrastructure, and reserve assets are being re-engineered as trust in the post-WWII system erodes.
Key Developments
Dollar dominance questioned as sanctions, tariffs, and policy unpredictability reshape capital flows
BRICS momentum accelerates, shifting from discussion to technical implementation
CBDC interoperability proposals emerge as alternatives to dollar-based settlement systems
Gold accumulation surges, reflecting hedging against financial weaponization
Middle powers coordinate to reduce dependence on hegemonic bilateral negotiations
Why It Matters
The rules-based order is fragmenting even inside traditional Western forums
Dollar leverage weakens as nations pursue parallel systems, not outright replacement
Trade, payments, and reserves are increasingly decoupled from U.S. control
Reset dynamics now unfold incrementally, not through formal declarations
Why It Matters to Foreign Currency Holders
Dollar dilution often precedes repricing of alternative currencies and assets
Gold-backed or commodity-linked reserves benefit during confidence transitions
Multipolar settlement systems increase demand for non-USD instruments
Currency holders positioned early may benefit as reserve realignment unfolds
Implications for the Global Reset
Pillar 1: Monetary Architecture Realignment
Carney’s remarks reinforce that reserve diversification, CBDC experimentation, and gold accumulation are no longer fringe ideas — they are policy responses to systemic stress.
Pillar 2: Power Shift Through Infrastructure
Rather than confronting the dollar directly, BRICS and middle powers are building around it, weakening dominance through adoption of alternative rails.
This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.
Seeds of Wisdom Team
Newshounds News™ Exclusive
Sources
Watcher.Guru – “Davos 2026: Carney Flags Dollar Fall, BRICS Gain Influence”
The Guardian – “Davos 2026: Global Leaders Warn of Fracturing World Order”
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🌱 A Message to Our Currency Holders🌱
If you’ve been holding foreign currency for many years, you were not foolish.
You were not wrong to believe the global financial system would change.
What failed was not your patience — it was the information you were given.
For years, dates, rumors, and personalities replaced facts, structure, and proof. “This week” predictions created cycles of hope and disappointment that were never based on how currencies actually change.
That is not your failure.
Our mission here is different: • No dates • No rates • No hype • No gurus
Instead, we focus on:
• Verifiable developments • Institutional evidence
• Global financial structure • Where countries actually sit in the process
Currency value changes only come after sovereignty, trade, banking, settlement systems, and fiscal coordination are in place. History and institutions confirm this sequence.
You will see silence. You will see denials. That is not delay — that is discipline.
Protect your identity. Organize your documents. Verify everything.
Never hand your discernment to anyone who cannot show proof.
You deserve truth — not timelines.
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Iraq Economic News and Points To Ponder Saturday Morning 1-24-26
Is The Era Of The Dollar Over? Shocking Messages From The Davos Forum
Money and Business Economy News - Follow-up The World Economic Forum in Davos revealed a growing rift in economic relations between traditional allies, amid an unprecedented escalation in political and economic rhetoric, bringing back to the forefront a fundamental question: Is the world witnessing the end of the unipolar economic system?
Is The Era Of The Dollar Over? Shocking Messages From The Davos Forum
Money and Business Economy News - Follow-up The World Economic Forum in Davos revealed a growing rift in economic relations between traditional allies, amid an unprecedented escalation in political and economic rhetoric, bringing back to the forefront a fundamental question: Is the world witnessing the end of the unipolar economic system?
During the forum, US President Donald Trump made strongly worded statements towards Europe, attacking European policies and directly demanding the abandonment of Greenland, in a move that strongly brought the issue of tariffs and trade tensions back to the forefront.
Trump's message was clear and unequivocal: "America First," as he stressed that protecting the American economy had become a top priority, even if it led to economic tension with the closest allies in the European continent.
According to observers, trade is no longer just an economic tool for the US administration, but has become a means of national security, used to exert pressure and redraw the global balance of power.
Shocking European Response From Davos
In contrast, the European response was swift and this time harsh and unprecedented.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has explicitly called for Europe to break free from the dominance of the dollar, in a clear indication of a need to rethink the foundations of the global monetary system.
This stance was not limited to Europe alone, but was echoed in Canada, one of the strongest allies of the United States, where Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, known for his deep economic background, expressed a similar view calling for a reduction in excessive dependence on the dollar.
Back To The Roots: Bretton Woods And The Nixon Shock
To understand the current situation, economists look back to the period after World War II, when the global economic system was formed through the Bretton Woods Agreement, which placed the dollar at the heart of the global monetary system and linked the world's economies to the United States.
This system continued for decades, until Nixon's shock in 1971, when he broke the dollar's link to gold, radically changing the rules and building global stability on trust instead of solid guarantees.
A New Test For The Global System
Today, this historical stability appears to be being tested once again. What the world is witnessing is not a passing disagreement between allies, but a comprehensive rethinking of the shape of the global economic order, the role of the dollar, and the limits of American influence.
Analysts believe that the next phase may witness a gradual shift towards a multipolar economic system, in which centers of power are distributed among more than one currency and more than one economic axis.
In a rapidly changing world, understanding major trends early on becomes a crucial factor in seizing opportunities and avoiding risks.
The most important question remains: Are we witnessing the beginning of the end of American economic hegemony? Or just a temporary rebalancing? https://economy-news.net/content.php?id=64905
Dollar Opens Higher In Baghdad, Erbil
Economy & Business 2026-01-24 03:27 Shafaq News- Baghdad/ Erbil On Saturday, the US dollar traded higher in Baghdad and Erbil, rising by 100 Iraqi dinars compared with the previous session.
According to a Shafaq News market survey, the dollar traded in Baghdad’s Al-Kifah and Al-Harithiya central exchanges at 148,000 dinars per 100 dollars, up from 147,900 dinars recorded in the previous session.
In the Iraqi capital, exchange shops sold the dollar at 148,500 dinars and bought it at 147,500 dinars, while in Erbil, selling prices stood at 147,950 dinars and buying prices at 147,850 dinars. https://www.shafaq.com/en/Economy/Dollar-opens-higher-in-Baghdad-Erbil
Gold Prices Steady In Baghdad, Climb In Erbil
2026-01-24 04:26 Shafaq News– Baghdad/ Erbil Gold prices held steady in Baghdad on Saturday while edging higher in Erbil, according to a survey by Shafaq News Agency.
Wholesale prices on Baghdad’s Al-Nahr Street saw 21-carat foreign gold —Gulf, Turkish, and European— selling at 1.015 million dinars per mithqal, with buying prices at 1.011 million dinars, unchanged from Thursday.
21-carat Iraqi gold sold at 985,000 dinars per mithqal, while buying prices stood at 981,000 dinars, the correspondent said.
At retail jewelry shops in Baghdad, selling prices for 21-carat foreign gold ranged between 1.015 million and 1.025 million dinars per mithqal, while Iraqi gold sold between 985,000 and 995,000 dinars.
In Erbil, gold prices rose, with 22-carat selling at 1.095 million dinars, 21-carat at 1.045 million dinars, and 18-carat at 895,000 dinars, according to local traders. https://www.shafaq.com/en/Economy/Gold-prices-steady-in-Baghdad-climb-in-Erbil-0
Basrah Crudes Post Weekly Gains On Trump Iran Threats
2026-01-24 02:00 Shafaq News– Basrah Iraq’s Basrah Heavy and Basrah Medium crude grades ended the week with gains, despite both closing lower in Friday’s session.
Basrah Heavy fell by 92 cents in its final Friday trade to $59.74 a barrel, but still recorded a weekly gain of 86 cents, or 1.46%. Basrah Medium also declined by 92 cents on Friday to $62.19 a barrel, while posting a stronger weekly increase of $1.74, or 2.88%.
Global oil prices rose over the week after US President Donald Trump said Washington had a “massive fleet” heading toward Iran, while warning Tehran against killing protesters or resuming its nuclear program. Brent crude and US West Texas Intermediate both ended the week up about 1.6% https://www.shafaq.com/en/Economy/Basrah-crudes-post-weekly-gains-on-Trump-Iran-threats
Iraq Pushes Back On ISIS Transfers, Urges EU Burden-Sharing
2026-01-24 04:00 Shafaq News– Baghdad Iraq will not shoulder the security and financial costs of receiving thousands of ISIS detainees transferred from Syria alone, Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein said on Saturday, as the first group of prisoners entered Iraqi custody.
According to a statement from the Iraqi Foreign Ministry, Hussein told European Commission Vice-President Kaja Kallas during a phone call that responsibility for the detainees must be shared among all countries involved, particularly those whose nationals are among the prisoners.
The transfers follow a US-led operation launched this week by United States Central Command (CENTCOM), which began relocating ISIS detainees from Syria to Iraqi facilities. The first batch included 150 prisoners, with up to 7,000 expected to be moved in stages.
The move comes amid mounting concerns over prison security in northeastern Syria after renewed clashes between Syrian government forces and the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), which have strained detention sites holding ISIS members.
Transfers accelerated after shifts in territorial control, as the SDF handed over several detention facilities to government forces under a political arrangement, raising fears about the stability of prisons previously secured by the group.
Hussein urged Europe to take a more active role in supporting talks between Damascus and the SDF to stabilize detention sites and prevent further escapes or unrest, the statement said. https://www.shafaq.com/en/Iraq/Iraq-pushes-back-on-ISIS-transfers-urges-EU-burden-sharing
MilitiaMan and Crew: IQD News Update-Exchange Rate-Reform-Integration-In the Making
MilitiaMan and Crew: IQD News Update-Exchange Rate-Reform-Integration-In the Making
1-23-2026
The Crew: Samson, PompeyPeter, Petra, Daytrader, Sunkissed, GIGI and Militia Man
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MilitiaMan and Crew: IQD News Update-Exchange Rate-Reform-Integration-In the Making
1-23-2026
The Crew: Samson, PompeyPeter, Petra, Daytrader, Sunkissed, GIGI and Militia Man
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Be sure to listen to full video for all the news……..
Seeds of Wisdom RV and Economics Updates Friday Afternoon 1-23-26
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First Trilateral Peace Talks Set for UAE as Ukraine, US, and Russia Prepare to Meet
High-stakes diplomacy begins amid war and unresolved territorial tensions
Good Afternoon Dinar Recaps,
First Trilateral Peace Talks Set for UAE as Ukraine, US, and Russia Prepare to Meet
High-stakes diplomacy begins amid war and unresolved territorial tensions
Overview
Ukraine, the United States, and Russia are preparing for a first-ever trilateral meeting in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced. The talks are scheduled to take place in Abu Dhabi across two days, with discussions expected to focus on the ongoing war in Ukraine, security guarantees, and the contentious Donbas territorial dispute. There is no detailed public agenda yet, and outcomes remain unconfirmed, but the development marks a rare direct diplomatic engagement between the three parties since the war began in 2022.
Key Developments
Zelenskyy confirmed the trilateral talks will be held in Abu Dhabi on January 23–24 at a technical negotiation level with U.S. and Russian delegations.
The discussions are described as the first of their kind in the UAE, with representatives from military and security sectors expected to participate.
While Zelenskyy emphasized that the Donbas issue will be “key” to talks, no official agenda or diplomatic text has been released.
Russia, Ukraine, and U.S. envoys have stated they are willing to talk about territorial modalities and security frameworks, but full agreement remains distant.
Why It Matters
Direct engagement between Kyiv, Washington, and Moscow is rare and represents a significant diplomatic step in efforts to end the war.
The territorial dispute over Donbas is central to the conflict and remains a core sticking point that could determine whether negotiations progress.
No agenda or confirmed outcomes indicate that these talks are exploratory and may or may not yield concrete agreements.
The UAE’s role as host reflects its growing position as a mediator in complex international conflicts.
Why It Matters to Foreign Currency Holders
Geopolitical conflict — especially one involving major powers — can shift investor confidence and safe-haven demand quickly, influencing currency valuations.
Progress or breakdown in talks could affect risk sentiment, with implications for the U.S. dollar, euro, Russian ruble, and Ukrainian currency stability.
A breakthrough could ease military spending pressures and reduce volatility in energy markets, which historically tie closely to currency flows.
The Global Reset narrative often accelerates when major geopolitical disputes enter substantive diplomacy, even if early meetings produce limited outcomes.
Implications for the Global Reset
Pillar 1: Geopolitical Realignment
The trilateral talks signal a new phase of direct engagement, potentially reshaping alliances and diplomatic power balances in a world where traditional multilateral systems have struggled to halt conflict.
Pillar 2: Monetary and Risk Sentiment Dynamics
Conflict negotiations involving superpowers can rapidly influence currency reserve behaviors, safe-haven flows, and cross-border capital movement, especially if markets perceive shifts in geopolitical risk profiles.
This is not just a meeting — it’s a structural test of whether diplomacy can alter entrenched conflict dynamics.
Seeds of Wisdom Team
Newshounds News™ Exclusive
Sources
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BRICS Central Banks Overtake U.S. Treasuries With Gold Holdings
Gold quietly replaces bonds as the world’s preferred reserve anchor
Overview
Foreign central banks — led by BRICS nations — now hold more gold by value than U.S. Treasuries for the first time since 1996, marking a historic shift in global reserve strategy. Accelerated gold accumulation reflects rising concern over dollar exposure, sanctions risk, and long-term fiat credibility, even as Treasuries remain in use for liquidity management.
Key Developments
Central bank gold holdings reached approximately $4 trillion in January 2026, surpassing $3.9 trillion in U.S. Treasury holdings
BRICS nations purchased over 1,000 tonnes of gold since 2022, bringing collective holdings above 6,000 tonnes
Gold prices surged to record highs, nearly doubling in value since 2022
Reserve diversification is driven by geopolitical risk, trade conflict, and sanctions exposure, not yield considerations
U.S. Treasuries remain widely used, but no longer dominate reserve growth trends
Why It Matters
Gold overtaking Treasuries signals a structural shift in how safety is defined
Reserve managers are prioritizing sovereign neutrality over yield
The dollar’s role is being hedged, not abandoned, through parallel reserve strategies
This transition weakens the U.S. advantage of financing deficits through foreign bond demand
Why It Matters to Foreign Currency Holders
Reserve diversification historically precedes currency realignment
Reduced Treasury reliance increases demand for non-USD settlement currencies
Gold-backed confidence strengthens currencies linked to commodity exporters
Foreign currency holders benefit as multipolar reserve structures emerge
These shifts align directly with Global Reset timing mechanics
Implications for the Global Reset
Pillar 1: Reserve Asset Realignment
Gold’s rise above Treasuries reflects a measurable move away from debt-based reserve dominance toward tangible asset anchoring, a core reset mechanism.
Pillar 2: Monetary Sovereignty Defense
By holding gold instead of bonds, central banks reduce exposure to foreign political leverage, reinforcing national control over monetary stability.
This is not speculation — it is institutional repositioning.
When bonds wobble, gold remembers its job
Seeds of Wisdom Team
Newshounds News™ Exclusive
Sources
Watcher.Guru – “BRICS: Foreign Central Banks Hold More Gold Than US Treasuries”
World Gold Council – “Central Bank Gold Reserves and Global Trends”
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BRICS Shocks the World, New Digital Currency Changes Everything
BRICS Shocks the World, New Digital Currency Changes Everything
Dark Span: 1-22-2026
January 2026 will be etched in history as a pivotal moment in the evolution of the global economic landscape.
The BRICS nations—Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa—unveiled a groundbreaking digital currency, aptly named the “unit,” designed to revolutionize international trade and finance.
This bold move not only signifies a significant shift away from the US dollar’s long-standing dominance but also marks the beginning of a new era in global economic dynamics.
BRICS Shocks the World, New Digital Currency Changes Everything
Dark Span: 1-22-2026
January 2026 will be etched in history as a pivotal moment in the evolution of the global economic landscape.
The BRICS nations—Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa—unveiled a groundbreaking digital currency, aptly named the “unit,” designed to revolutionize international trade and finance.
This bold move not only signifies a significant shift away from the US dollar’s long-standing dominance but also marks the beginning of a new era in global economic dynamics.
The “unit” is a carefully crafted currency, with 40% of its value backed by physical gold stored in secure vaults, providing a foundation of stability and trust.
The remaining 60% is supported by a diverse basket of BRICS national currencies, including the yuan, rupee, ruble, and others, reflecting the collective economic strength and future growth potential of its member nations.
This innovative design is poised to offer a reliable alternative to the dollar, mitigating the risks associated with US dollar-denominated transactions.
The catalyst for this development can be traced back to the 2022 Ukraine conflict, which exposed the vulnerabilities of countries reliant on the US dollar-based financial system.
The freezing of Russia’s foreign reserves by Western nations served as a wake-up call, underscoring the need for a more secure and autonomous financial framework. The BRICS nations recognized that their economic interests could no longer be held hostage by the whims of a single global currency.
The launch of the “unit” is not intended to dismantle the existing dollar-centric system but rather to provide a financial shield, enabling member countries to conduct trade without the looming threat of sanctions or asset freezes.
Russia and China have already demonstrated the viability of this concept, with approximately 90% of their bilateral trade now being conducted without the use of the dollar.
The BRICS group’s sheer scale, representing nearly half of the global population, provides the “unit” with a massive built-in user base, ensuring its immediate utility and impact.
As the currency gains traction, it is likely to have a profound effect on global gold demand, potentially driving prices to unprecedented highs as more gold is purchased to back the “unit.”
For the United States, the emergence of the “unit” poses a significant challenge to the dollar’s “exorbitant privilege.” The ability to dominate global finance, borrow cheaply, and wield sanctions as foreign policy tools is gradually being eroded.
While the dollar will not collapse overnight, the “unit” presents a credible alternative that could, over time, diminish the US’s financial dominance.
As the “unit” gains momentum, other developing nations burdened by dollar-denominated debt and exposed to geopolitical risk are likely to be drawn to this new system.
This could lead to a fragmentation of global financial influence into competing spheres, redefining the rules of international trade and finance.
However, the “unit” is not without its challenges. The BRICS members have diverse political interests, rivalries, and varying degrees of economic ties to the West, making trust and coordination complex. Managing a shared currency requires countries to relinquish some control, a difficult proposition given their pride and power.
In conclusion, the launch of the “unit” signals the beginning of a slow but profound revolution in global finance—a transition from a dollar monopoly to a competitive, multi-layered financial ecosystem.
As this development continues to unfold, it will be fascinating to observe how the global economic landscape evolves. One thing is certain, however: the rules of international trade and finance are changing, introducing new options and shifting power balances in real time.
For those interested in delving deeper into this topic, we recommend watching the full video from Dark Span, which provides further insights and information on the implications of the BRICS “unit” digital currency.
As we navigate this uncharted territory, one question remains: what does the future hold for the global economy? Will the “unit” succeed in challenging the dollar’s dominance, or will it face insurmountable hurdles?
One thing is certain—the next few years will be crucial in shaping the course of global finance. Stay tuned for further updates and analysis on this developing story.
Seeds of Wisdom RV and Economics Updates Friday Morning 1-23-26
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BOARD OF PEACE LAUNCHED: TRUMP UNVEILS NEW GLOBAL DIPLOMACY FRAMEWORK AT DAVOS
An alternative peace architecture emerges as traditional institutions strain
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BOARD OF PEACE LAUNCHED: TRUMP UNVEILS NEW GLOBAL DIPLOMACY FRAMEWORK AT DAVOS
An alternative peace architecture emerges as traditional institutions strain
Overview
At the World Economic Forum 2026 in Davos, President Donald Trump formally launched and signed the charter for the “Board of Peace,” a new multinational diplomatic initiative designed to address global conflict resolution and post-war reconstruction. The signing conference on January 22, 2026, brought together a coalition of participating nations willing to commit politically and financially to a new peace mechanism operating alongside — but not under — existing institutions like the United Nations.
The move signals a shift toward coalition-based diplomacy, reflecting growing dissatisfaction with legacy global governance structures amid escalating geopolitical fragmentation.
Key Developments
Charter signed in Davos by President Trump and representatives from over 20 participating countries
The Board of Peace is initially focused on Gaza, with scope to expand into other global conflict zones
Membership reportedly requires a substantial financial commitment, underscoring intent for operational capacity rather than symbolic diplomacy
Trump positioned the board as a results-driven alternative framework, emphasizing reconstruction, security coordination, and long-term stabilization
Several traditional Western powers declined participation, highlighting fractures within the existing rules-based order
Why It Matters
The Board of Peace represents a structural workaround to stalled multilateralism
Signals declining confidence in the UN’s ability to manage modern conflicts effectively
Introduces a parallel diplomatic architecture driven by willing coalitions rather than universal consensus
Reflects a broader trend toward modular global governance, where power is exercised through flexible alliances
Why It Matters to Foreign Currency Holders
New diplomatic blocs often precede new funding mechanisms, settlement frameworks, and asset flows
Coalition-led reconstruction efforts may bypass traditional Bretton Woods channels
Alternative governance structures can accelerate currency diversification and reserve realignment
For those holding foreign currencies anticipating a global reset, this reflects early-stage institutional reconfiguration
Implications for the Global Reset
Pillar 1: Diplomatic Architecture Reset
The Board of Peace underscores a move away from centralized, universal institutions toward selective, commitment-based governance, reshaping how global power is exercised.
Pillar 2: Financial & Institutional Realignment
Mandatory funding commitments and reconstruction mandates hint at new financial pipelines, potentially operating outside IMF–World Bank frameworks.
This is not just diplomacy — it’s global governance restructuring before our eyes.
Seeds of Wisdom Team
Newshounds News™ Exclusive
Sources
The White House – “President Trump Ratifies Board of Peace in Historic Ceremony”
CBS News – “Trump launches ‘Board of Peace’ at Davos amid global skepticism”
Forbes – “Trump Introduces Board of Peace, Proposes New Global Conflict Framework”
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BRICS and Gold: Morgan Stanley Identifies the Dollar’s Most Serious Challenger
Why the reserve battle may not be currency vs. currency at all
Overview
According to analysis from Morgan Stanley, the global financial system is entering a multipolar transition — but not in the way many expect. While BRICS nations continue expanding de-dollarization strategies, the bank argues the U.S. dollar has no true currency rival capable of fully replacing it. Instead, Morgan Stanley identifies gold as the dollar’s most credible challenger, closely tied to BRICS strategy and accelerating geopolitical shifts.
Rather than building a unified BRICS currency, emerging economies are restructuring reserve composition, increasingly favoring tangible, sanction-resistant assets over dollar-denominated instruments.
Key Developments
Morgan Stanley states the dollar remains resilient due to the absence of a viable replacement currency
Gold identified as the primary challenger, not the yuan, euro, or a BRICS unit
BRICS nations have become the world’s largest net gold buyers since 2022
Central banks across BRICS have increased gold reserves by more than 30% over five years
Trade wars, sanctions, and tariff escalation are accelerating reserve diversification
European leaders, including France’s president, are openly discussing closer engagement with BRICS frameworks
Why It Matters
Reserve power is shifting from currency dominance to asset credibility
Gold accumulation reflects declining trust in politically exposed fiat systems
De-dollarization is occurring through balance sheets, not declarations
The global system is evolving toward asset-backed credibility rather than monetary hegemony
Why It Matters to Foreign Currency Holders
Gold accumulation often precedes currency realignment and valuation changes
Reduced reliance on dollar reserves increases demand for alternative settlement assets
Foreign currency holders anticipating a global reset benefit when fiat confidence weakens
Asset-backed strategies historically support re-pricing events during systemic transitions
Implications for the Global Reset
Pillar 1: Reserve Architecture Transformation
The challenge to the dollar is no longer about replacing it with another currency, but reducing its monopoly role through gold and real-asset accumulation.
Pillar 2: Multipolar Asset Strategy
As BRICS and others pivot toward gold, the system moves closer to neutral reserve assets that sit outside political control, reshaping global finance.
This is not just about currencies — it’s about what the world trusts to store value.
Seeds of Wisdom Team
Newshounds News™ Exclusive
Sources
Watcher.Guru – “BRICS: Morgan Stanley Reveals the Biggest Challenger to the US Dollar”
Morgan Stanley – “Global Rates & FX Outlook: Toward a Multipolar Financial System”
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🌱 A Message to Our Currency Holders🌱
If you’ve been holding foreign currency for many years, you were not foolish.
You were not wrong to believe the global financial system would change.
What failed was not your patience — it was the information you were given.
For years, dates, rumors, and personalities replaced facts, structure, and proof. “This week” predictions created cycles of hope and disappointment that were never based on how currencies actually change.
That is not your failure.
Our mission here is different: • No dates • No rates • No hype • No gurus
Instead, we focus on:
• Verifiable developments • Institutional evidence
• Global financial structure • Where countries actually sit in the process
Currency value changes only come after sovereignty, trade, banking, settlement systems, and fiscal coordination are in place. History and institutions confirm this sequence.
You will see silence. You will see denials. That is not delay — that is discipline.
Protect your identity. Organize your documents. Verify everything.
Never hand your discernment to anyone who cannot show proof.
You deserve truth — not timelines.
Seeds of Wisdom Team
Newshounds News
~~~~~~~~~~
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Newshound's News Telegram Room Link
RV Facts with Proof Links Link
RV Updates Proof links - Facts Link
Follow the Gold/Silver Rate COMEX
Follow Fast Facts
Seeds of Wisdom Team™ Website
Thank you Dinar Recaps
Iraq Economic News and Points To Ponder Friday Morning 1-23-26
Dollar Heads For Sharp Weekly Drop As Yen Slides
2026-01-23 02:55 Shafaq News The yen stayed under pressure after the Bank of Japan held rates steady on Friday, as expected, while the U.S. dollar headed for its steepest weekly drop since June as geopolitical tensions and abrupt policy shifts around Greenland unsettled investors.
The yen was slightly weaker at 158.54 following the BOJ's rate decision and after it raised its economic and inflation forecasts, highlighting the central bank's readiness to continue hiking still-low borrowing costs.
Dollar Heads For Sharp Weekly Drop As Yen Slides
2026-01-23 02:55 Shafaq News The yen stayed under pressure after the Bank of Japan held rates steady on Friday, as expected, while the U.S. dollar headed for its steepest weekly drop since June as geopolitical tensions and abrupt policy shifts around Greenland unsettled investors.
The yen was slightly weaker at 158.54 following the BOJ's rate decision and after it raised its economic and inflation forecasts, highlighting the central bank's readiness to continue hiking still-low borrowing costs.
Last month, the BOJ raised its policy interest rate to a 30-year high but that has not helped the frail yen. Traders are concerned that a break beyond 160 per dollar could prompt Tokyo to step into the currency market to support the yen.
Moh Siong Sim, FX strategist at OCBC, said the market was hoping the yen's weakness might trigger a more forceful BOJ response but the central bank maintained the same rhetoric - an outcome that was pretty neutral for markets.
"After all, yen indirectly fits into the economic projections if the weakness is sustained," he said.
The spotlight will now be on comments from Governor Kazuo Ueda to gauge when the next hike will come and whether there is any hawkish tilt to support the yen. Ueda will hold a news conference to explain the decision at 0630 GMT.
"Governor Ueda in his remarks will likely lean into a more hawkish direction, which may keep the next meetings ‘live’ for a further policy rate hike," said Fred Neumann, chief Asia economist at HSBC.
"The Board appears to be leaning more hawkish as well, with one dissenter at today's meeting indicating that further policy rate hikes are on the table."
The yen has been under relentless pressure since Sanae Takaichi took over as Japan's prime minister in October, dropping more than 4% on fiscal concerns and hovering near levels that have spurred verbal warnings and intervention fears.
A bond market rout this week underscored investor nerves about Japan's fiscal position as Takaichi called a snap election for February and promised tax cuts, sending Japanese government bond yields to record highs. They have recovered somewhat since then but investors remain skittish.
Carol Lye, portfolio manager at Brandywine Global, said the authorities have to come up with a more concrete plan to calm the markets. "If there's no action, then it's just words. It's not going to anchor the market down."
"And until they do, I think there's still room for the JGBs across the entire curve to continue being volatile. The rate hikes are also not coming in quickly enough."
DOLLAR SELLING MOMENTUM
The shifting geopolitical landscape has weighed on sentiment this week as Trump said he had secured U.S. access to Greenland in a deal with NATO that came as he backed off tariff threats against Europe and ruled out taking the autonomous territory of Denmark by force.
The dollar has borne the brunt of investor angst in the currency markets as U.S. assets were pummelled at the start of the week amid the intensifying geopolitical tensions.
The dollar index , which measures the U.S. currency against six units, was at 98.366 after dropping 0.58% in the previous session, on course for a 1% slide, its worst weekly performance since June 2025.
The euro was steady at $1.1746, hovering near the three-week high it touched earlier this week, while sterling fetched $1.3496, near a two-week high hit in the previous session.
The Australian dollar was steady at $0.6841, while the New Zealand dollar was 0.3% weaker at $0.59105.
Thierry Wizman, global FX & rates strategist at Macquarie Group, said while a Greenland deal solves the immediate problem of tariffs and invasion, it doesn't solve the core issue of the seeming alienation of allies from one another.
"And that's not a good place to be if you want to preserve the USD's reserve-currency status.”
(Reuters) https://www.shafaq.com/en/Economy/Dollar-heads-for-sharp-weekly-drop-as-Yen-slides
Precious Metals Surge To Records As Investors Flee US Assets
Economy & Business Breaking Gold 2026-01-23 Shafaq News Gold notched another record high on Friday, while silver and platinum also extended gains to hit all-time peaks, powered by diminishing confidence in U.S. assets on account of geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainty.
Spot gold was up 0.4% at $4,957.10 per ounce, as of 0536 GMT, after scaling a record $4,966.59 earlier in the day.
U.S. gold futures for February delivery added 0.9% to $4,958.30 per ounce.
"Faith in the U.S. and its assets have been shaken, maybe permanently, and this is driving money into precious metals. So the word rupture has been thrown around. I don't think that's an exaggeration," said Kyle Rodda, a senior market analyst at Capital.com.
The dollar index hovered near a more than two-week low on Friday, having fallen 1% in the course of the week, making greenback-priced metals cheaper for overseas buyers, while Wall Street's main indexes saw a sharp sell-off earlier in the week as investors were spooked by fresh tariff threats from U.S. President Donald Trump on the EU, before recovering.
EU leaders heaved a sigh of relief over Trump's U-turn on Greenland as they met for an emergency summit in Brussels late on Thursday while issuing a warning that they were ready to act if Trump threatens them again.
The U.S. president for his part said he had secured total and permanent U.S. access to Greenland in a deal with NATO.
The details of any agreement remain unclear and Denmark insisted its sovereignty over the island isn't up for discussion.
Spot silver surged 2.8% to $98.87 an ounce, after hitting a record high of $99.34 earlier.
"The underlying story to silver is one about the outperformance of silver versus gold and its industrial applications," Rodda added.
Markets anticipate the Fed will deliver two quarter-percentage point rate cuts in the latter half of 2026, raising non-yielding gold's appeal. FEDWATCH
Spot platinum gained 0.8% to $2,650.90 per ounce after hitting a record $2,684.43 earlier, while palladium lost 0.6% to $1,908.02. (REUTERS) https://www.shafaq.com/en/Economy/Precious-metals-surge-to-records-as-investors-flee-US-assets
Oil Rebounds As Trump Renews Iran Threat
Economy & Business Oil 2026-01-23 Shafaq News Oil prices rebounded on Friday after U.S. President Donald Trump renewed threats against major Middle Eastern producer Iran, raising concerns of military action that could disrupt supplies.
Brent crude futures for March rose 35 cents, or 0.55%, to $64.41 a barrel. U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude rose 33 cents, or 0.56%, to $59.69 a barrel as of 0243 GMT.
Both contracts slumped about 2% on Thursday. They rebounded after Trump told reporters aboard Air Force One the U.S. has an "armada" heading toward Iran but hoped he would not have to use it, as he renewed warnings to Tehran against killing protesters or restarting its nuclear program.
Warships including an aircraft carrier and guided missile destroyers will arrive in the Middle East in the coming days, a U.S. official said. Iran is the fourth-largest producer in the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and a major exporter to China, the world's second-largest oil consumer.
Brent and WTI are set for weekly gains of about 0.6% after prices climbed earlier in the week on Trump's threats to invade Greenland, potentially destabilising the trans-Atlantic alliance, but dropped on Thursday as he pulled back on any military action.
Trump stepped back after saying Denmark, which controls the Arctic island, NATO and the U.S. had reached a deal that would allow "total access" to Greenland.
Prices also softened on Thursday following bearish government data showing stockpiles in the U.S., the world's biggest oil user, climbed last week amid slowing fuel demand.
U.S. Energy Information Administration data released on Thursday said crude inventories climbed by 3.6 million barrels for the week ending January 16, more than the 1.1-million-barrel rise predicted by analysts in a Reuters poll.
This also exceeded the 3-million-barrel build that market sources said the American Petroleum Institute (API) trade group reported on Wednesday.
Both U.S. agencies released their reports a day later than usual due to the U.S. Martin Luther King Jr. holiday on Monday. (Reuters) https://www.shafaq.com/en/Economy/Oil-rebounds-as-Trump-renews-Iran-threat
IRGC Says It Foiled Foreign-Backed Plot To Destabilize Iran
2026-01-23 Shafaq News- Tehran Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Intelligence Organization said it thwarted “a coordinated foreign-backed plan aimed at fueling unrest and terrorist activity inside Iran,” according to a statement reported by Iranian media outlets.
In its third public statement on the issue, the IRGC intelligence arm said the alleged plot was organized following the 12-day war with Israel and involved the formation of an external command structure linking intelligence services from “10 hostile countries.” The organization said the plan sought to combine internal unrest, armed group activity, and external pressure to create a serious security threat to the country.
The Iranian security agencies, IRGC said, carried out a series of preventive intelligence operations between late June and early January, focusing on domestic unrest and armed group movements led to the arrest or summons of 735 individuals accused of links to “anti-security networks,” the guidance of around 11,000 people deemed vulnerable to involvement in unrest, and the seizure of 743 unlicensed weapons. It also claimed that 46 individuals connected to foreign intelligence services were identified and brought under control.
The IRGC alleged that the unrest involved multiple tactics, including the infiltration of violent actors into protest crowds, foreign political and security support for mobilization efforts, manipulation of social media platforms to incite violence, and the use of individuals with criminal backgrounds.
Since the cross-border war with Israel, Iran’s judiciary and intelligence agencies have reported a series of cases involving what they describe as espionage networks or cells linked to Israel’s Mossad, though authorities have released limited details. Officials have also said that at least ten people accused of spying for Mossad have been executed during this period. https://www.shafaq.com/en/Middle-East/IRGC-says-it-foiled-foreign-backed-plot-to-destabilize-Iran
“Tidbits From TNT” Friday Morning 1-23-2026
TNT:
Tishwash: Minister of Finance Meets With World Bank Delegation
Iraq’s Minister of Finance met yesterday with the World Bank delegation for the Middle East and North Africa to discuss cooperation opportunities and economic reform in Iraq.
With a shared vision of economic reform and expansion of major development programmes, Iraq’s visible commitment to streamlining banking procedures to create an attractive environment for investments, enhancing the role of the private sector to reduce imports, and maximising non-oil revenues by automating tax and customs systems and enhancing public treasury resources was at the centre of the discussions.
TNT:
Tishwash: Minister of Finance Meets With World Bank Delegation
Iraq’s Minister of Finance met yesterday with the World Bank delegation for the Middle East and North Africa to discuss cooperation opportunities and economic reform in Iraq.
With a shared vision of economic reform and expansion of major development programmes, Iraq’s visible commitment to streamlining banking procedures to create an attractive environment for investments, enhancing the role of the private sector to reduce imports, and maximising non-oil revenues by automating tax and customs systems and enhancing public treasury resources was at the centre of the discussions.
Minister Mohammed highlighted the leading role of the private sector as a strategic objective in Iraq’s economic development to ensure the resilience of the Iraqi economy, alongside the importance of partnerships with international institutions to advance the national economic landscape.
The World Bank’s International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD)
and the International Development Association (IDA) have 23 projects in Iraq with a total commitment of $ 6.64 billion dollars including in areas such as infrastructure, health, and transport. link
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Tishwash: Parliament will hold a session next week to elect the president of the republic.
A parliamentary source revealed on Thursday the date of the session to elect the President of the Republic in the Iraqi Parliament, indicating that the date came after several meetings with the political blocs.
The source told Shafaq News Agency that "the Speaker of Parliament held meetings with the political blocs to convene a session to elect the President of the Republic within the specified constitutional timeframe."
He added that "the session will be held either on Monday or Tuesday of next week, before the end of the constitutional deadline," explaining that "before the session to elect the president of the republic, there will be a parliamentary session held on Sunday to discuss the security situation and securing the Iraqi borders, in the presence of the Ministers of Interior and Defense and the security leaders, and that the session will be private and closed."
The Iraqi Parliament Presidency announced in the middle of this month the names of the candidates who met the legal requirements to run for the position of President of the Republic of Iraq, based on the provisions of Article (4) of the Law on the Provisions of Nomination for the Position No. (8) of 2012, and their number reached 15 candidates.
Later, the Federal Court ruled on the appeals of the candidates for the position, and reinstated 4 names as candidates for the position, bringing the final number to 19 candidates. link
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Tishwash: A meeting and dinner brings together Al-Sudani and Savaya in Baghdad
An informed source revealed on Thursday that Trump's envoy, Mark Savva, arrived in Baghdad, where he was received by Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani at his office.
The source told Video News Agency that al-Sudani and Savva held an official meeting and also dined together during the meeting, which took place at the Prime Minister's office. link
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Tishwash: Trump appreciates Iraq's efforts in supporting regional stability during this sensitive period.
US President Donald Trump praised Iraq's efforts in supporting stability in the region during this sensitive period.
The Prime Minister's Media Office stated in a statement, a copy of which was received by Al-Furat News, that: "Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani received, today, Thursday, the US President's Special Envoy to Syria, Thomas Barak, during which the situation in the region and developments in the Syrian arena were discussed."
Al-Sudani stressed "the importance of security in Syria for Iraq and the region, and the need for cooperation in order to establish stability and ensure the unity of Syrian territory."
He also noted the "constructive partnership between Iraq and the United States in combating terrorism, laying the foundations for economic cooperation and sustainable development, and supporting bilateral and regional efforts for prosperity in Iraq and the region."
For his part, Barak conveyed to Al-Sudani, according to the statement, the appreciation of the US President for the Iraqi government’s efforts in supporting stability in the region and managing Iraq’s positions during this sensitive stage.
He also praised the steps taken by the Sudanese government and the performance of the Iraqi security forces in combating terrorism, as well as Iraq’s openness to international investments and the establishment of economic interdependence, which constituted an important factor for stability. link
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MilitiaMan and Crew: IQD News Update-"Iraq Dinar: REER Ready 2026" Private Sector
MilitiaMan and Crew: IQD News Update-"Iraq Dinar: REER Ready 2026" Private Sector
1-22-2026
The Crew: Samson, PompeyPeter, Petra, Daytrader, Sunkissed, GIGI and Militia Man
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MilitiaMan and Crew: IQD News Update-"Iraq Dinar: REER Ready 2026" Private Sector
1-22-2026
The Crew: Samson, PompeyPeter, Petra, Daytrader, Sunkissed, GIGI and Militia Man
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Iraq Economic News and Points To Ponder Thursday Evening 1-22-26
The Central Bank Of Iraq Sold Approximately $70 Billion In Hard Currency During The First 10 Months Of 2025.
Money and Business Economy News – Baghdad The Central Bank of Iraq revealed on Thursday that its sales of hard currency amounted to about $70 billion during the first 10 months of 2025.
The bank stated in a statistic that its sales of hard currency during the first 10 months of last year amounted to $67 billion and 272 million.
The Central Bank Of Iraq Sold Approximately $70 Billion In Hard Currency During The First 10 Months Of 2025.
Money and Business Economy News – Baghdad The Central Bank of Iraq revealed on Thursday that its sales of hard currency amounted to about $70 billion during the first 10 months of 2025.
The bank stated in a statistic that its sales of hard currency during the first 10 months of last year amounted to $67 billion and 272 million.
He added that sales were distributed between foreign remittances amounting to 64 billion and 969 million dollars, and also to cash sales amounting to 2 billion and 303 million dollars.
She pointed out that these sales during the ten months of last year amounted to $67 billion and 272 million, and increased by 7.5% compared to the same period in 2024, which amounted to $62 billion and 581 million https://economy-news.net/content.php?id=64853
Government Initiative To Establish An Investment Fund With France With A Capital Of $100 Million
Money and Business Economy News – Baghdad The Prime Minister’s advisor and Executive Director of the Iraq Development Fund, Mohammed Al-Najjar, announced on Wednesday the signing of a memorandum of understanding with a French bank, noting that this will pave the way for the establishment of a joint investment fund with a capital of $100 million.
Al-Najjar told the Iraqi News Agency, as reported by “Al-Eqtisad News”: “The memorandum of understanding signed with the state-owned bank (BPI France), which is an institution that owns assets and operates in the fields of foreign trade finance and development lending, will open great doors for the national economy,” indicating that “the first of these doors is the establishment of an Iraqi fund for joint investments.”
He explained that "the new fund will allow French companies to invest in Iraq with a contribution from the fund, and will also enable Iraqi investors wishing to invest in France to use the same mechanism," noting that "the agreement opens an unprecedented way for small and medium-sized French companies to enter the Iraqi market, while providing guarantees for foreign investments."
Al-Najjar added that "the expected capital of the fund will start at $50 million, and it is planned to rise to $100 million through contributions from various parties," noting that "the next stage will witness the capital being put in place with a contribution from Iraq and France, while opening the door for Iraqi and other investors to enter the fund."
He noted that "investments will be concentrated in vital sectors including the environment and water sector, infrastructure, digital transformation, and smart agriculture."
Al-Najjar added that "this agreement will effectively contribute to encouraging trade with Iraq in multiple fields, especially in the field of financial management," stressing that "the Fund's signing of this memorandum is one of the most important strategic steps taken so far to enhance the investment environment and localize international expertise." https://economy-news.net/content.php?id=64819
Goldman Sachs Raises Its Gold Price Forecast For The End Of 2026
Money and Business Economy News — Follow-up Goldman Sachs raised its forecast for the price of gold by the end of 2026 to $5,400 an ounce, compared to previous forecasts of $4,900 an ounce, attributing this to the diversification of investments by the private sector and central banks in emerging markets.
Gold hit an all-time high of $4,887.82 an ounce on Wednesday. The precious metal, considered a safe haven, has jumped more than 11% since the beginning of 2026, continuing its strong upward trend after rising 64% last year.
Goldman Sachs said in a note, "We expect that private diversification buyers, whose purchases are aimed at hedging against global policy risks and which led to the sudden rise in our price forecasts, will not liquidate their gold holdings in 2026, effectively raising the starting point for our price forecasts," according to Reuters. https://economy-news.net/content.php?id=64840
Al-Rafidain Warns Against Fake Pages And Websites Impersonating It.
banks Economy News – Baghdad Rafidain Bank warned on Thursday against fake pages and websites impersonating it. The bank confirmed in a statement received by "Al-Eqtisad News" that "all of the bank's official pages on social media platforms are verified with the blue checkmark, and no other pages are relied upon for obtaining news, information, or instructions issued by the bank."
He called on citizens to "refrain from dealing with unofficial pages or fake websites that impersonate the bank's name and logo, and we urge you to report any suspicious page to avoid misleading or exploiting citizens."
He explained that he continues "to publish everything related to his services exclusively through his verified platforms, and calls on everyone to check for the blue checkmark to ensure that the correct information is received." https://economy-news.net/content.php?id=64852
(SOMO): A Plan To Maximize The Value Of Iraqi Oil By Diversifying Markets
The State Oil Marketing Company (SOMO) announced on Wednesday a plan to maximize the value of Iraqi oil by diversifying markets, while indicating that it has adopted a flexible and well-thought-out system for export movement in line with the global market.
The company’s general manager, Ali Nizar Al-Shatri, told the Iraqi News Agency (INA): “The Oil Marketing Company relies on an integrated system of accurate data that includes export levels, shipping flows, and supply and demand trends in the main markets, which allows for flexible and well-thought-out planning of export movements in line with global market conditions in coordination with the Organization of (OPEC).”
He added that "the company coordinates through regular official and technical channels with member states, including data exchange, participation in technical meetings and specialized committees, and continuous communication regarding market developments and emerging challenges."
He emphasized that "this coordination ensures a collective commitment to agreed-upon policies and strengthens trust among producing countries, which positively impacts the balance of supply and demand and the stability of the global oil market."
He explained that "the role of the State Oil Marketing Company (SOMO) is not limited to the commercial aspect alone, but extends to contributing to market stability and protecting Iraq's interests within an international system based on cooperation and coordination to achieve common goals that serve both producers and consumers."
He continued, "The State Oil Marketing Company (SOMO) prepares daily, weekly, and monthly reports monitoring the market situation in terms of supply and demand and geopolitical developments. Based on these studies, decisions are made to ensure the success of the marketing process, while taking into account the organization's objectives of achieving stability in the global market." He pointed out that "SOMO faces a fundamental challenge in achieving a delicate balance between the national economy's needs in terms of oil revenues and Iraq's collective responsibility as an active member of the OPEC+ alliance to maintain global market stability."
He explained that "the Iraqi economy relies heavily on oil revenues to finance the general budget, support essential services, and implement development projects, which places continuous pressure on maximizing returns."
He added that "any ill-considered increase in oil supply could lead to downward pressure on prices, negatively impacting overall revenues, even if exported quantities increase."
He added that "the company faces challenges related to fluctuations in global demand, geopolitical conditions, and changes in energy policies of consuming countries, in addition to the need to maintain Iraq's reliability as a committed partner within the alliance."
He pointed out that "adherence to quotas and voluntary production cuts is not viewed as a burden, but rather as a strategic tool and investment to ensure market stability in the medium and long term, achieving more sustainable returns compared to short-term gains, thus serving the interests of Iraq and both producing and consuming countries."
Al-Shukri emphasized that "the State Oil Marketing Company (SOMO) is working in coordination with the Ministry of Oil and relevant authorities to maximize the value of Iraqi oil by diversifying markets, improving marketing terms, and increasing operational efficiency. This ensures the best possible revenue within the agreed-upon limits, serving both Iraq's interests and the stability of the global oil market." https://ina.iq/en/economy/44974-somo-a-plan-to-maximize-the-value-of-iraqi-oil-by-diversifying-markets.html#:~:text=(SOMO)%3A%20A%20plan,yesterday
Iraq Moves To Revive Hamrin Oil Field With US Partner
2026-01-22 Shafaq News– Kirkuk Iraq’s Northern Oil Company discussed on Thursday investing in and developing the Hamrin oil field with US-based HKN Energy.
In a statement, the Company explained that talks focused on technical, economic, and contractual terms under Iraq’s licensing framework, including upgrades to surface facilities, improved reservoir management, and higher production efficiency.
Hamrin, which stretches across Kirkuk and Saladin province, is among northern Iraq’s long-underdeveloped fields. In mid-2025, the Iraq Oil Ministry signed a memorandum of understanding with HKN Energy to develop the field, targeting output of about 60,000 barrels per day and the capture of associated gas for power generation, according to ministry statements. The Oil Ministry did not immediately comment. https://www.shafaq.com/en/Economy/Iraq-moves-to-revive-Hamrin-oil-field-with-US-partner
Investors are Dumping US Treasuries Citing too much Risk
Investors are Dumping US Treasuries Citing too much Risk
Lena Petrova: 1-22-2026
The global financial landscape is at a critical turning point, and the reverberations are being felt far beyond the world of high finance.
A growing unease among European institutions and other global investors regarding the stability of US Treasuries has sparked a potentially seismic shift away from the US dollar as the world’s primary reserve currency.
Investors are Dumping US Treasuries Citing too much Risk
Lena Petrova: 1-22-2026
The global financial landscape is at a critical turning point, and the reverberations are being felt far beyond the world of high finance.
A growing unease among European institutions and other global investors regarding the stability of US Treasuries has sparked a potentially seismic shift away from the US dollar as the world’s primary reserve currency.
This trend, driven by escalating political tensions between the US and Europe, poses a significant threat to the global financial system, with far-reaching implications for markets, fiscal health, and international relations.
For decades, US Treasuries have been considered the ultimate safe haven asset, trusted by pension funds, central banks, and long-term investors worldwide. However, recent developments suggest that this trust is beginning to erode.
Denmark’s academic pension fund has announced its intention to fully exit US Treasuries by the end of the month, citing political risks and unsustainable US fiscal discipline as key reasons. While this move may seem small in absolute market terms, it signals a broader loss of confidence that could have a domino effect among global investors.
The impact is already being felt in Japan, where rising yields at home are incentivizing investors to repatriate capital, further pressuring US borrowing costs.
The weakening US dollar, rising US Treasury yields, and increased global financial volatility all point toward a potential structural shift away from the dollar’s dominance. This is not merely a financial event; it’s a profound geopolitical realignment with serious consequences for global markets, US fiscal health, and international relations.
The stakes are high, particularly for the European Union, which, despite its economic troubles, cannot afford a crisis triggered by a Treasury selloff.
Yet, the EU is increasingly considering the weaponization of its US asset holdings as leverage in political disputes. This t*t-for-tat game of financial brinksmanship is fraught with risk, and the consequences of a misstep could be catastrophic.
The implications of a decline in the dollar’s status as a global reserve currency are far-reaching. A loss of confidence in US Treasuries could trigger a deep and lasting upheaval in the global financial system, with widespread implications for borrowing costs, mortgage rates, and public finances in the US. Global markets would also be affected, as the stability and predictability that the dollar has provided for so long begin to erode.
As Lena Petrova’s insightful video highlights, the warning signs are clear. The willingness among global investors to divest from US Treasuries is growing, driven by a rational reassessment of the risks involved. If this trend continues, the consequences will be severe and long-lasting.
In conclusion, the global financial landscape is on the brink of a significant transformation. The potential collapse of the US dollar’s status as a global reserve currency poses a significant threat to the stability of global markets, US fiscal health, and international relations.
As investors, policymakers, and global citizens, it’s essential that we understand the implications of this shift and prepare for the challenges that lie ahead.
For a more in-depth analysis of this critical issue, be sure to watch Lena Petrova’s full video, which provides further insights and information on this developing story.
As the situation continues to unfold, one thing is clear: the future of the global financial system hangs in the balance, and the consequences of inaction could be severe.
Seeds of Wisdom RV and Economics Updates Thursday Afternoon 1-22-26
Good Afternoon Dinar Recaps,
New Trade Map Emerges as Nations Adjust to U.S. Tariff Pressure
Davos signals accelerating shift toward a multipolar trade order
Good Afternoon Dinar Recaps,
New Trade Map Emerges as Nations Adjust to U.S. Tariff Pressure
Davos signals accelerating shift toward a multipolar trade order
Overview
Global leaders gathering at the World Economic Forum (WEF) 2026 in Davos are openly acknowledging that the post-Cold War trade architecture is fracturing. In response to renewed U.S. tariff pressure and policy unpredictability, countries are actively redrawing trade routes, accelerating regional agreements, and diversifying away from U.S.-centric dependency.
This emerging “new trade map” reflects structural change — not temporary hedging.
Key Developments
1. Trade Diversification Accelerates
Officials confirmed that countries are prioritizing regional and bilateral trade frameworks to reduce exposure to U.S. tariffs. Canada expanded cooperation with China on electric vehicles and agricultural exports, while Europe finalized long-delayed agreements with South American partners.
2. Davos Tone Shifts From Coordination to Insulation
Instead of reinforcing global trade cooperation, Davos discussions centered on risk insulation, supply-chain redundancy, and sovereign leverage, signaling declining confidence in unified global trade governance.
3. Declining U.S. Share of Global Trade
Analysts warned that repeated tariff shocks could permanently reduce the U.S. share of global trade flows, pushing commerce toward BRICS+, regional blocs, and non-Western settlement frameworks.
4. BRICS and Regional Blocs Gain Momentum
As Western trade unity weakens, BRICS and plurilateral agreements are increasingly viewed as stabilizing alternatives — particularly for emerging and developing economies.
Why It Matters
Trade systems underpin monetary systems. When trade fragments, currency usage, settlement mechanisms, and reserve strategies fragment with it. The Davos shift confirms that globalization is not ending — it is re-routing.
Why It Matters to Foreign Currency Holders
For holders anticipating currency realignment:
Trade diversification supports multi-currency settlement
Reduced U.S. trade dominance weakens exclusive dollar demand
Regional trade pacts often precede currency repricing or recalibration
Trade realignment is often a precursor, not a byproduct, of monetary reset.
Implications for the Global Reset
Pillar 1: Multipolar Trade Infrastructure
The erosion of a single dominant trade hub supports a multipolar monetary environment, where no single currency monopolizes settlement.
Pillar 2: Structural, Not Cyclical Change
This is not a trade cycle — it is systemic realignment, reshaping how value moves across borders.
This is not trade volatility — it’s trade architecture being rewritten in real time.
Seeds of Wisdom Team
Newshounds News™ Exclusive
Sources
Reuters — New trade map takes shape in Davos as world adjusts to Trump tariffs
World Economic Forum coverage via Reuters — Davos trade policy reporting
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BRICS Expansion Accelerates as New Members Prepare to Join in 2026
Partner-country system fuels strategic growth beyond Western institutions
Overview
BRICS is preparing for another phase of strategic expansion in 2026, as more than 50 countries express interest and over 20 formal applications are already under review. Rather than rushing full membership, the bloc is deploying a partner-country framework designed to manage growth while preserving cohesion.
What began in 2006 as a four-nation concept has evolved into a multi-tiered economic alliance that now includes 11 full members and 10 partner nations, reflecting a broader shift among emerging economies toward cooperation outside traditional Western-led systems.
Key Developments
Over 50 countries have expressed interest in BRICS participation
10 partner nations recognized under the new engagement framework
11 full members now comprise the core bloc
India assumes BRICS presidency in 2026, overseeing expansion decisions
Partner-country system allows gradual integration before full membership
Partner-Country Framework Expands Reach
At the 2024 Kazan Summit in Russia, BRICS introduced a new partner-country tier to manage expansion efficiently. Ten nations were recognized under this framework: Belarus, Bolivia, Cuba, Kazakhstan, Malaysia, Nigeria, Thailand, Uganda, Uzbekistan, and Vietnam.
Vietnam’s formal acceptance in early 2026 finalized the initial partner list. This status allows participation in BRICS initiatives, summits, and working groups without immediate voting rights, providing a phased pathway toward deeper integration.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi summarized the strategic direction clearly:
“India would give a new form to the BRICS grouping during its presidency in 2026.”
Current Members and Applicant Nations
The BRICS bloc now consists of 11 full members:
Brazil, China, Egypt, Ethiopia, India, Indonesia, Iran, Russia, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, and the United Arab Emirates.
Indonesia’s accession in January 2025 marked the first Southeast Asian entry, reinforcing BRICS’ global diversification.
Countries seeking full membership or under evaluation include Algeria, Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Serbia, Sri Lanka, Syria, Turkey, Venezuela, and Zimbabwe — a list spanning multiple regions and economic profiles.
Victoria Panova, Head of the BRICS Expert Council—Russia, clarified the intent:
“BRICS aims to make a fairer world order. Expansion is not an aim in itself.”
India’s Leadership Role in 2026
India officially assumed the BRICS presidency on January 1, 2026, marking its fourth term in leadership. The presidency theme centers on resilience, innovation, cooperation, and sustainability, signaling a cautious but purposeful expansion strategy.
India will host the 18th BRICS Summit, where final decisions on new full members are expected. Officials describe India’s stance as calibrated, prioritizing unity within the growing bloc over rapid enlargement.
South African Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana confirmed expansion momentum:
“There is a second batch of countries that are going to be added to BRICS.”
Economic Weight and Global Influence
BRICS nations now account for roughly 39% of global GDP (PPP) and represent nearly half of the world’s population. The bloc’s New Development Bank has deployed more than $32 billion across 96 projects, offering alternatives to IMF and World Bank financing structures.
For many applicant nations, BRICS represents financial optionality — not ideological alignment — amid dissatisfaction with Western-dominated institutions and conditional lending models
Why It Matters
Expansion strengthens multipolar economic governance
Partner-country tier prevents fragmentation while enabling growth
Emerging markets gain institutional leverage outside Western systems
Consensus-based decision-making preserves bloc stability
BRICS growth reflects structural realignment, not short-term politics.
Why It Matters to Foreign Currency Holders
Expansion increases local-currency trade pathways
New members often pursue reserve diversification strategies
Reduced reliance on dollar-centric systems supports revaluation narratives
Gradual integration aligns with long-horizon Global Reset positioning
Foreign currency holders are watching the architecture, not the headlines.
Implications for the Global Reset
Pillar 1: Institutional Multipolarity
BRICS expansion accelerates the shift away from single-center global governance toward regional and bloc-based frameworks.
Pillar 2: Currency and Trade Optionality
New members and partners increase demand for non-dollar settlement mechanisms, reinforcing long-term monetary diversification.
This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.
Strategic Takeaway
BRICS is scaling deliberately, not recklessly, using partnership tiers to reshape global cooperation without destabilizing existing systems.
When the old gatekeepers stall, new doors get built
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Watcher.Guru – “BRICS: New Members to Join in 2026 Strategic Expansion”
Reuters – “BRICS Expansion Draws Dozens of Countries Seeking Alternative Alliances”
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Trump Cancels EU Tariffs After Greenland Framework Deal
De-escalation at Davos eases markets — but EU caution and trade politics remain in play
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Trump Cancels EU Tariffs After Greenland Framework Deal
De-escalation at Davos eases markets — but EU caution and trade politics remain in play
Overview
President Donald Trump announced at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos that he will cancel planned tariffs on European Union and NATO countries that had been set to take effect in February. The reversal followed Trump’s statement that he and NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte have reached a “framework of a future deal” on Greenland and the broader Arctic region. The announcement was viewed by markets as a de-escalation of trade and geopolitical risk, triggering rallies in stocks and easing transatlantic tensions — at least temporarily.
Key Developments
1. Tariff Threats Withdrawn After Framework Talks
Trump confirmed that the tariffs — originally intended to pressure Denmark and other European allies over their opposition to U.S. influence in Greenland — will not be imposed on February 1 as previously threatened. He framed this as the result of productive discussions with NATO leadership on Arctic cooperation.
2. Markets React Positively
Financial markets responded sharply to the tariff cancellation. Major U.S. equity indices rose, and safe-haven pressures eased, as investors interpreted the move as a reduction in short-term geopolitical and trade risk.
3. EU Response: Caution and Concern
European leaders and institutions had previously strongly condemned Trump’s tariff threats, with European Commission officials calling the original plan a “mistake” and warning that any coercive trade measures would harm transatlantic relations. Even after the tariff cancellation, the EU emphasized that sovereignty and respect for international trade norms must be upheld, and work on ratifying broader trade agreements may remain paused or subject to review due to the episode.
Why It Matters
This reversal marks a significant softening of one of the most acute trade flashpoints between the U.S. and Europe in years. While it temporarily defuses the threat of a tariff battle that could have spilled into a broader trade conflict, the underlying strategic tensions around Arctic security and alliance cohesion remain unresolved. The incident underscores how geopolitical bargaining can ripple through trade policy, influence markets, and affect policy coordination among major economic powers.
Why It Matters to Foreign Currency Holders
For foreign currency holders monitoring reset and realignment signals:
Tariff threats and reversals affect risk sentiment, often driving shifts into safe-haven currencies and assets.
Ongoing U.S.–EU diplomatic friction, even when de-escalated, can fuel demand for reserve diversification.
The Arctic’s strategic importance and evolving cooperation frameworks could influence long-term commodity flows and capital allocation, which in turn affect currency valuations.
Periods of elevated geopolitical risk tend to coincide with currency volatility and repositioning in global portfolios.
Implications for the Global Reset
Pillar 1: Geoeconomic Policy Intertwined with Security
Trade tools like tariffs are increasingly used within broader security negotiations — a shift that blurs lines between economic policy and strategic competition.
Pillar 2: Transatlantic Trust and Monetary Stability
While the tariff threat has been withdrawn, European caution signals that institutional trust has been tested, potentially weakening cooperative frameworks that support stable currency relationships and economic integration.
This is not merely tariff news — it is a signal of how geopolitical leverage shapes global economic architectures.
This is not a permanent peace — it’s a tactical retreat that leaves underlying strategic tensions unaddressed.
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Reuters – Instant market reaction as Trump withdraws tariff threat after Greenland framework deal
Mint – EU considers suspending trade deal amid tariff controversy
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Putin Signals Russia Could Contribute $1 Billion to Trump’s “Board of Peace”
Russia considers using frozen assets to back U.S.-led peace initiative — a geopolitical pivot with economic ripples
Overview
Russian President **Vladimir Putin said Moscow could provide $1 billion — from Russian assets currently frozen abroad — to support U.S. President Donald Trump’s newly proposed “Board of Peace” initiative. The board was recently unveiled at the World Economic Forum in Davos as part of a broader plan to manage peace, reconstruction, and coordination in Gaza following a ceasefire. Putin’s comments came during a meeting of Russia’s Security Council, as officials weigh the cost, mechanics, and strategic implications of joining the initiative.
Key Developments
1. Putin Offers $1 Billion From Frozen Russian Assets
President Putin stated that Russia could supply $1 billion toward the Board of Peace — a payment reportedly tied to securing a permanent membership seat on the body. He suggested the funds could come from Russian assets currently frozen in the United States, pending further review by the foreign ministry.
2. Security Council Instructed to Study Proposal
Putin said he had directed Russia’s foreign ministry to review the proposal in detail and consult strategic partners before making a formal commitment. The assessment will consider how participation aligns with Russian foreign policy priorities and international positioning.
3. Board of Peace Context and Funding Mechanism
The Board of Peace is a U.S.-promoted international body aimed at coordinating peace, funding, and reconstruction efforts — originally focused on Gaza. Permanent membership reportedly entails a $1 billion contribution, though invited states can participate initially without payment. Several nations have already been contacted, and the board’s mandate could extend beyond the Middle East.
Why It Matters
Putin’s offer — tentative as it may be — signals a rare moment of potential cooperation between the U.S. and Russia on a high-profile international governance project, despite deep tensions over Ukraine and wider geopolitical rivalry. If realized, the move could shift diplomatic perceptions and introduce new financial dynamics into peacebuilding efforts that historically have been led by multilateral institutions like the United Nations.
Putin’s emphasis on using frozen assets adds layers of complexity, as it intersects with sanctions regimes, sovereign claims on foreign-held funds, and broader strategic leverage between major powers.
Why It Matters to Foreign Currency Holders
For currency holders watching reset and realignment signals:
A high-profile international initiative with state financial contributions can influence investor risk sentiment, especially if linked to asset mobilization from frozen reserves.
Use of frozen foreign assets in geopolitical diplomacy may shift perceptions of sovereign credit, reserve stability, and external balance sheet risks.
Cooperative signaling between geopolitical rivals — even tentative — can reduce systemic risk premia and affect currency valuations tied to safe-haven status.
Periods of diplomatic innovation often translate into capital flow shifts and repricing across fixed income and FX markets.
Implications for the Global Reset
Pillar 1: New Models of “Global Governance Funding”
Putin’s statement underscores that future international governance bodies may not rely solely on traditional multilateral banks or IMF structures. Instead, bilateral or ad-hoc finance mechanisms — funded by targeted sovereign contributions — could arise.
Pillar 2: Geopolitical Assets as Economic Instruments
Frozen assets, once tools of economic pressure, are now being repurposed as diplomatic levers. This reflects a broader trend in which financial instruments and reserves are central to geopolitical negotiation, not just monetary policy.
This is not just peace rhetoric — it’s finance meeting geopolitics at the intersection of systemic risk and structural realignment.
This isn’t a signed commitment — it’s a strategic recalibration signal from Moscow, priced in billions.
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France Calls to ‘Build Bridges’ With BRICS Amid G7 Imbalance
Macron pushes multilateral cooperation at Davos as global alliances shift under geopolitical and economic strain
Overview
At the World Economic Forum (WEF) 2026 in Davos, Switzerland, French President **Emmanuel Macron called for Europe and the G7 to expand cooperation beyond traditional allies and “build bridges” with emerging economies, notably the BRICS alliance — signaling a strategic pivot in global diplomatic priorities. Macron emphasized that tackling global economic imbalances and rising geopolitical fragmentation requires stronger engagement with developing countries and multilateral frameworks.
Key Developments
1. Macron Advocates Greater Cooperation With BRICS and the G20
In his address to global leaders, Macron urged that G7 priorities include stronger ties with BRICS countries (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa, and others) and the G20. He argued that “the fragmentation of this world would not make sense” and that major powers must collaborate rather than compete in isolation.
2. G7 to Address Global Imbalances Through Multilateral Frameworks
France, which holds the G7 presidency in 2026, plans to focus the group’s agenda on devising a cooperative framework to tackle economic, security, and development imbalances. Macron framed this as essential for restoring efficient convergence among major economies.
3. Strategic Context: Tensions With the U.S. Influence
Macron’s call comes amid broader transatlantic tensions, including U.S. tariff threats and disputes over Arctic strategy — a backdrop that has made discussions about multilateral cooperation and emerging-market engagement particularly salient.
4. Historical Outreach to BRICS Continues
Although France’s previous attempt to attend the 2023 BRICS summit in Kazan was blocked by Russia and China, Macron has continued to praise the bloc’s approach to global finance and cooperation, signaling a warming diplomatic rhetoric even without formal membership.
Why It Matters
Macron’s remarks mark a notable shift in traditional Western economic diplomacy. Rather than positioning BRICS as a rival or peripheral group, he proposes integrating dialogue with the bloc into the G7’s agenda as part of a broader multilateral strategy. This reflects recognition that emerging economies — representing significant portions of global GDP and population — cannot be ignored in constructing functional global governance frameworks.
In a world of rising geopolitical competition, such bridge-building discussions could reshape how major economic powers interact on trade, investment, development, and security.
Why It Matters to Foreign Currency Holders
For holders monitoring currency revaluation or systemic reset signals:
Expanded cooperation with BRICS may reduce reliance on traditional Western-centric financial systems, influencing reserve currency dynamics.
Greater engagement between G7 and BRICS economies could support multipolar currency arrangements and bilateral settlement mechanisms.
“Bridge-building” rhetoric can signal de-risking from a single-centered monetary order, possibly influencing diversification into alternative assets and currencies.
Periods of geopolitical realignment often precede capital reallocation and currency repricing in markets.
Implications for the Global Reset
Pillar 1: Multipolar Engagement Strategy
Macron’s emphasis on cooperation with BRICS underscores the reality that global economic leadership is no longer confined to Western blocs alone. Strategic integration — rather than competitive exclusion — may define the next phase of global economic order.
Pillar 2: Alliance Structures Redefined
Traditional groupings like the G7 are being reframed to include engagement with non-Western power centers. This shift suggests an evolving global governance architecture where cooperation across ideological and economic divides becomes necessary to manage systemic pressures.
This is not mere diplomacy — it’s restructuring geopolitical engagement in an increasingly complex world.
This is not just a speech — it’s a strategic signal that global cooperation must adapt to multipolar realities.
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