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Global Energy Shock Deepens as Hormuz Crisis Threatens Financial Stability

Oil volatility, inflation fears, and shipping disruptions are intensifying pressure on the global economic system

Kurdistan Finance Ministry Deposits Over 50 Billion Dinars Of April Revenues With Baghdad

Money and Business   Economy News – Baghdad  The Ministry of Finance and Economy in the Kurdistan Region announced on Sunday that more than 50 billion dinars of non-oil revenues for the month of April have been deposited into the bank account of the Federal Ministry of Finance.

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Dollar Pressure Intensifies: BRICS Expansion, Energy Fragmentation, and Gold Demand Accelerate Global Financial Realignment

New developments in energy markets, reserve diversification, and alternative payment systems are deepening the shift toward a multipolar financial structure

Rising geopolitical tensions, weakening confidence in traditional reserve systems, and expanding BRICS coordination are increasing pressure on the post-World War II financial order.

Oil Prices Claw Back Losses Following US-Iran Air Strikes

2026-05-09 Shafaq News     Brent crude futures jumped as much as 3% on Saturday, a day after the U.S. and Iran traded air strikes, but pared gains as traders hoped for a longer pause in the fighting that has shut shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.

Brent crude futures settled at $101.29 a barrel, up $1.23 or 1.23%, after rising as much as 3% during the session. U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) futures finished at $95.42 a barrel, up 61 cents, or 0.64%.

Both contracts were settled with weekly declines of more than 6%.

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Global Energy Order Shifts: Gulf Gas Rigidity and OPEC Fractures Reshape Financial Power

Structural constraints in Gulf energy markets and weakening OPEC cohesion are accelerating changes across global trade, currencies, and economic alliances

The global energy system is entering a more rigid and fragmented phase, where supply constraints, geopolitical tensions, and irreversible infrastructure decisions are redefining financial stability.

Iraq Is The Second Largest Importer Of Jordanian Industries, With A Value Of 309 Million Dinars.

Money and Business   Economy News – Baghdad   Iraq came in second place as the most prominent countries importing Jordanian industrial exports during the first third of 2026.

Data showed that the Chamber’s total exports amounted to approximately 2.476 billion dinars during the period mentioned, achieving a growth rate of 9.2% compared to the same period in 2025.