Good Morning Dinar Recaps,

When U.S. Debt Becomes a Global Market Problem: Bonds and the Dollar Send a New Warning

The United States has crossed the $40 trillion debt threshold at the same time that long-term Treasury yields have surged and the dollar has weakened. The combination is forcing investors to reconsider an assumption that has supported global finance for decades: that higher U.S. yields will automatically strengthen demand for both Treasuries and the dollar. 

A Crisis Of Confidence And A Cash Economy: Around 97 Trillion Iraqi Dinars Are Outside The Banking System

Shafaq News - Baghdad    Cash held outside the banking system constitutes one of the most prominent challenges facing the Iraqi economy, given the continued reliance of a large segment of citizens and merchants on cash transactions and keeping part of their money outside banks.

While money outside the banking system does not necessarily mean that it is entirely hoarded, its sheer size raises questions about the weakness of banking transactions and the ability of banks to attract savings and convert them into loans and financing for projects and investments.

Good Afternoon Dinar Recaps,

Oil Is Forcing Central Banks Back Toward Tightening: The Global Inflation-Debt Collision

The Iran conflict is creating a new problem for policymakers: oil and energy costs are pushing inflation higher at the same time that governments are already carrying heavy debt loads. For the global financial system, the question is becoming whether central banks can fight inflation without making sovereign debt and economic growth problems worse.

Iraq Secures Alternative Oil Export Routes Amid Hormuz Disruptions

2026-08-21 Shafaq News- Baghdad   Iraq has secured alternative routes for oil exports and activated border crossings to sustain trade as disruptions through the Strait of Hormuz strain the country’s economy, Prime Minister Ali Faleh Al-Zaidi announced on Friday.