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De-Dollarization Accelerates: Oil Trade Shifts to Rupee, Yuan, and Dirham

Energy disruption and currency realignment signal a deepening shift away from U.S. dollar dominance

Overview (Key Points)

A major shift in global oil trade is unfolding, as Indian refiners begin paying for Russian oil using rupees, yuan, and dirhams instead of U.S. dollars.

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G7 Pressure Mounts: Russia–Iran Ties Risk Expanding War and Disrupting Global Financial Stability

Energy security, military alliances, and geopolitical entanglement converge into a high-stakes moment for the global system

Overview (Key Points)

Global tensions are escalating across two major conflict zones simultaneously, linking the Russia–Ukraine war with the Middle East crisis involving Iran, the U.S., and Israel.

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Global Reset Pressure Builds: Energy Shock and Ceasefire Signals Shake Financial Markets

Geopolitical tensions and fragile diplomacy are driving volatility across energy, currencies, and global capital flows

Overview (Key Points)

Global financial markets are being driven by geopolitical developments at an unprecedented level, with the Middle East conflict now acting as a primary force behind energy prices, inflation, and investor behavior.

Gold Is Heading For Its Fourth Consecutive Weekly Loss Despite Its Rise.

Money and Business   Economy News - Follow-up   Gold prices rose more than 1 percent on Friday, supported by buying, but are on track for a fourth consecutive weekly loss as rising energy prices fueled inflation concerns and reinforced expectations of a global interest rate hike.

By 0228 GMT, spot gold had advanced 1.1 percent to $4,428.30 an ounce, but the precious metal was down about 1.3 percent since the start of the week.

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Global Power Imbalance: Iran’s Resilience Exposes U.S. Economic Vulnerability

Sanctions-hardened Iran faces limited downside while U.S. dependence on global stability amplifies economic risk

Overview (Key Points)

Iran’s long-standing economic isolation has reshaped its resilience, allowing it to operate under persistent sanctions and financial pressure for over a decade. This positions the country to absorb additional shocks more easily than major global economies.

ADNOC: Iran Curbs On Hormuz Amount To “Economic Terrorism”

2026-03-26 Shafaq News- Washington   Any Iranian restrictions on passage through the Strait of Hormuz would amount to “economic terrorism,” ADNOC CEO Sultan Al-Jaber said on Thursday.

ADNOC is the national oil company of Abu Dhabi and one of the world’s largest energy producers.

Speaking at a press conference in the United States, Al-Jaber warned that holding Hormuz “hostage” would raise fuel, food, and medicine costs worldwide, adding that no country should be allowed to destabilize the global economy.

How Has The Iran War Affected Global Air Freight Rates?

Money and Business   Economy News - Follow-up    The military escalation in the Middle East is no longer just putting pressure on oil and energy markets; it has begun to impact air freight, one of the most sensitive sectors of global trade. With the closure of major airspaces, disruptions to transit traffic in key hubs like Dubai and Doha, and soaring jet fuel and insurance prices, air freight rates have skyrocketed. Meanwhile, disruptions to maritime shipping have prompted some companies to shift from sea to air freight despite the higher costs.

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Global Reset Series – Wrap-Up

The New Global Financial System: What We’ve Learned

From gold accumulation to digital currencies and multipolar payment networks, here’s the full picture of the emerging monetary architecture.