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U.S. Inflation Hits Three-Year High as Energy Shock Rekindles Economic Concerns

Rising energy costs linked to Middle East instability are pushing inflation higher, increasing pressure on consumers, policymakers, and the global financial system.

Economic Expert: The Priority Is Not The Strength Of The Dinar, But Securing Financial Liquidity.

 Baghdad Today – Baghdad     On Saturday (June 6, 2026), economist Ziad Al-Hashemi commented on the statements of the Prime Minister’s advisors regarding the government’s measures to stabilize the value of the Iraqi dinar and maintain its purchasing power, considering that the current timing is not appropriate for this economic discourse.

Al-Hashemi said in a post on social media, which was followed by “Baghdad Today”, that “the Iraqi Prime Minister’s office is talking about the government’s work to stabilize (the value of the Iraqi dinar) and maintain its purchasing power,” indicating that “in general this approach is good and required in principle, but now is not the time to talk about the value of the dinar or its purchasing power.”

Good Morning Dinar Recaps,

Dollar Holds Firm as Iran Tensions and Inflation Risks Keep Global Markets on Alert

Geopolitical uncertainty in the Middle East and expectations for future interest-rate decisions are reinforcing the U.S. dollar’s central role in the global financial system.

Good Evening Dinar Recaps,

U.S. Retaliatory Strikes on Iran Raise New Risks for Global Energy and Financial Stability

Escalating military action in the Gulf is renewing concerns over oil markets, trade routes, inflation pressures, and the future direction of the global financial system.

A Member Of Parliament Warns Of The "Erosion" Of Iraq's Cash Reserves Due To Operational Expenses.

Time: 2026/06/09 A member of parliament warns of the "erosion" of Iraq's cash reserves due to operational expenses.

 {Economic: Al-Furat News} Kurdish MP Jamal Kojar warned on Tuesday of the "erosion" of Iraq's cash reserves due to the country's monthly operating expenses.   Kujer told Al-Furat News Agency, “The talk about concerns about the erosion of the cash reserve is due to the existence of facts that confirm the country’s need for at least 8 trillion dinars per month to cover operating expenses.”