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“Tidbits From TNT” Monday 12-15-2025

TNT:

Tishwash: Fitch affirms Iraq's credit rating at (B-) and praises "internal stability"

The Iraqi Ministry of Finance announced on Monday that the international credit rating agency Fitch has affirmed Iraq’s sovereign rating at (B-) with a “stable” outlook.

The ministry said in a statement, received by Shafaq News Agency, that this step reflects international confidence in the ability of the Iraqi economy to maintain its financial and credit stability despite the current global and regional challenges.

The ministry explained in its statement that the Fitch report highlighted positively the strength of internal stability in Iraq, noting that the internal situation has remained resilient and stable during the past months, which reflects the success of government policies in keeping the Iraqi arena neutral from regional conflicts and escalating tensions in the region.

TNT:

Tishwash: Fitch affirms Iraq's credit rating at (B-) and praises "internal stability"

The Iraqi Ministry of Finance announced on Monday that the international credit rating agency Fitch has affirmed Iraq’s sovereign rating at (B-) with a “stable” outlook.

The Iraqi Ministry of Finance added that the agency also noted the significant improvement in the security situation, which has strengthened the country’s ability to absorb successive geopolitical shocks, pointing out that oil revenues still constitute a major support for the Iraqi economy, providing a financial base that contributes to the sustainability of service provision and the running of state affairs.

The Ministry of Finance affirmed that maintaining the rating with a stable outlook provides an incentive to move forward with the implementation of the structural reforms adopted by the government, which aim to maximize non-oil revenues, improve the efficiency of public spending, and address the challenges associated with approving future budgets, thereby reducing financial uncertainty and enhancing the path of economic development.

The ministry renewed its commitment to working according to strategies aimed at diversifying sources of income and strengthening the pillars of the national economy, taking advantage of the state of security and political stability to enhance the confidence of international financial institutions in the future of the Iraqi economy.

A credit rating is an indicator of a country's ability to meet its financial obligations and repay its debts. Fitch Ratings' affirmation of Iraq's rating at (B-) means that the country is still able to repay, but it faces potential financial and economic risks, which keeps borrowing costs relatively high and makes investor confidence cautious, without registering a substantial improvement or decline in the financial situation, according to specialists.

Fitch Ratings is one of the world’s largest credit rating agencies, along with Standard & Poor’s and Moody’s. It is based in the United States and specializes in assessing the creditworthiness of countries and companies. Its ratings are based on economic, financial and political indicators and are used globally by governments, investors and financial institutions to estimate investment and borrowing risks. link

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Tishwash: My perspective on the dinar and economic reform, based on what Dr. Nabil Al-Marsoumi wrote about them.

With all due respect to you, my dear professor Dr. Nabil Al-Marsoumi, and with all due appreciation for your knowledge and expertise, from which I have always benefited, I hope you will allow me to present the following points to you, in response and commentary on what you wrote about economic reform a few days ago, as follows:

1- The “White Paper” was never a reform paper, and it never will be. In it, the wrong measures and government corruption were imposed on the people, as they were exposed to inflation due to the reduction in the exchange rate of the dinar, and stagnation prevailed in the markets due to the contradictions in the economic measures, not to mention the exploitation of the economic crises by those in power and their entourages to make profits and accelerate the wheel of smuggling.

2- I agree with you, my dear professor, that the economic crises in developing countries are caused by errors in macroeconomic policies, and I also agree with you on the necessity of cooperating with the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank. However, I do not agree with you, nor with the pillars of the Iraqi government that approved the “White Paper” prepared by the World Bank, with nominal Iraqi participation, regarding many of the items and measures contained in the ill-fated White Paper.

I do not agree with placing the plans to address the Iraqi economic crises under the authority of the World Bank or others. Rather, I call for the solutions to be purely Iraqi, in cooperation with international financial institutions, as Iraq is full of good economic personnel, both inside and outside the government.

3- In my view, seeking to reduce the exchange rate of the Iraqi dinar is an economic crime that should only be resorted to in extreme emergency situations, when other means are exhausted. Iraq has multiple available means to address its economic crises, such as borrowing, rationalizing the budget, reforming food rations and social welfare, regulating salaries, limiting appointments, and eliminating underemployment, among others. These measures will be painful, as you mentioned, but they are certainly better than the effects of stagflation, which will burden the rich before the poor.

4- Floating the Iraqi dinar, in the current state of the Iraqi economy, contradicts the most basic rules of economics, not to mention its contradiction with reason and logic. Economically, floating occurs in a balanced free market where there is a real opportunity to achieve a fair exchange rate. This is impossible to achieve in the current Iraqi economy, as the only party that possesses dollars and hard currencies is the Central Bank of Iraq. As for the Iraqi market, it obtains hard currencies from the Central Bank, because Iraq is an importing country and not an exporting one, and most traders do not possess hard currency because they do not export, but rather they depend on the Central Bank to provide foreign currency liquidity. Consequently, there is no balanced market in which hard currency is available to everyone, and it is a market governed by what the Central Bank provides of hard currency, so competition becomes impossible, and achieving a fair exchange rate becomes impossible.

5- Promoting the idea of floating the dinar and reducing its exchange rate in the markets and among the general public is extremely dangerous. It is a preemptive move for possible future measures that may not happen, and if they do happen, they may not be soon. Occupying the markets with this type of idea presented as a solution is harmful and not beneficial. Therefore, I recommend staying away from it and leaving the idea of floating the dinar and reducing its exchange rate to the next government.

6- The economic reform process will be harsh and costly for the poor and those with limited and middle incomes, as you mentioned. The government must strive to alleviate the burden of this harshness and cost by improving economic, security, and social performance, and by formulating a national reform paper, with the participation of the concerned parties, the government, society, and markets, and with the assistance of local, international, and UN financial institutions.

6- Economic reform measures will not be effective unless they are accompanied by good intentions from those who take them. Corruption and mismanagement have brought Iraq to this state, and its continuation means the inevitable failure of reform measures. I think the time has come for the marginalized class of the national elite and entrepreneurs in the markets to take their place in the constructive and effective contribution to managing the course of the economy in Iraq, whether those in power accept it or not. link

Tishwash: Iraqi Foreign Minister: Ending the UNAMI mission in Iraq reflects the progress and stability achieved.

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres expressed his pride in the ongoing cooperation with Iraq on Saturday, while Iraqi Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein affirmed his country's appreciation for the international organization's role during previous phases.

A statement from the Iraqi Ministry of Foreign Affairs, received by the Iraqi News Agency (INA), stated that "Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein received the Secretary-General of the United Nations, Antonio Guterres, upon his arrival at Baghdad International Airport."

The statement explained that "this visit came on the occasion of the announcement of the end of the work of the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI), after years of carrying out its tasks in supporting the political process, promoting stability, and providing advice and assistance in various fields."

During the reception, the Minister affirmed the Iraqi government's appreciation for the role played by the United Nations and UNAMI in supporting Iraq during previous phases, noting that "the termination of the mission's work reflects the progress and stability achieved, and embodies Iraq's ability to manage its national affairs and strengthen its sovereignty and constitutional institutions."

For his part, the Secretary-General of the United Nations expressed his "pride in the existing cooperation with Iraq," stressing "the continued support of the international organization for Iraq through new cooperation frameworks that are appropriate for the next stage, and that enhance sustainable development and international partnership."

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres arrived in Baghdad this morning to participate in the official ceremony marking the end of the mandate of the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq link

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Seeds of Wisdom RV and Economics Updates Monday Morning 12-15-25

Good Morning Dinar Recaps,

Pax Silica Alliance Forms as U.S. Rallies Allies in Global Chip and AI Power Shift

Washington launches a coordinated technology bloc to secure semiconductors, AI systems, and critical minerals amid rising competition with China.

Good Morning Dinar Recaps,

Pax Silica Alliance Forms as U.S. Rallies Allies in Global Chip and AI Power Shift

Washington launches a coordinated technology bloc to secure semiconductors, AI systems, and critical minerals amid rising competition with China.

Overview

United States unveils “Pax Silica,” a new strategic technology alliance aimed at protecting AI, semiconductor, and critical mineral supply chains.
Core allies span Asia, Europe, and the Middle East, reflecting a coordinated response to China’s rapid tech expansion.
Initiative prioritizes supply-chain resilience, joint R&D, and workforce development in advanced technologies.
Alliance structure includes core members and guest contributors, expanding influence beyond formal membership.

Key Developments

Pax Silica formally established as a U.S.-led technology coalition
The initiative brings together trusted partners to coordinate AI research, semiconductor production, and critical mineral access, reducing reliance on China-dominated supply chains.
Eight core nations anchor the alliance’s operational capacity
Japan, South Korea, Singapore, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, Israel, the United Arab Emirates, and Australia each contribute specialized strengths ranging from chip fabrication to cybersecurity and mineral sourcing.
Guest contributors extend regulatory and manufacturing reach
Taiwan, the European Union, Canada, and the OECD provide advisory support, regulatory alignment, and technical expertise, strengthening cross-border coordination without full membership.
Focus on AI supply chains and joint innovation intensifies
Pax Silica emphasizes diversified semiconductor production, shared research breakthroughs, and education programs to build a future-ready workforce capable of sustaining long-term technological leadership.

Why It Matters

Pax Silica signals a decisive shift toward bloc-based technology governance as nations respond to China’s state-driven advances in AI and semiconductor manufacturing. By organizing trusted partners around critical technologies, the U.S. is reinforcing economic security, protecting strategic industries, and reshaping how global innovation power is distributed.

Implications for the Global Reset

Pillar 1: Technology Bloc Realignment
Strategic industries are consolidating within allied frameworks, fragmenting the global tech market into competing spheres of influence.

Pillar 2: Supply Chains as National Security Assets
Semiconductors, AI systems, and critical minerals are no longer neutral trade goods — they are foundational to monetary power, defense capability, and economic sovereignty.

This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.

Seeds of Wisdom Team
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China Moves to Eliminate Childbirth Costs Nationwide Beginning 2026

Beijing targets demographic decline by removing financial barriers to starting families.

Overview

China plans to fully cover policy-approved childbirth medical costs starting in 2026, including prenatal checkups and delivery.
Families will face no out-of-pocket expenses for approved childbirth services, shifting costs to the national healthcare system.
Several provinces have already implemented near-free childbirth programs, serving as pilots for nationwide rollout.
Policy is part of a broader population strategy as China’s population continues to decline.

Key Developments

National healthcare authority confirms full childbirth cost coverage
China’s National Healthcare Security Administration announced that all approved medical expenses related to childbirth will be reimbursed, aiming to remove healthcare costs as a deterrent to having children.
Provincial pilot programs already in effect
Multiple regions have introduced similar reimbursement schemes, demonstrating feasibility and setting benchmarks for national standards.
Demographic decline drives urgency
China’s population has been shrinking since 2022, with persistently low birth rates linked to high costs of healthcare, childcare, housing, and education.
Policy integrates into long-term economic planning
The initiative aligns with broader workforce and aging-population strategies, as Beijing seeks to stabilize labor supply and manage future pension and healthcare burdens.

Why It Matters

China’s move underscores how demographic pressures are now shaping fiscal and social policy. By absorbing childbirth-related medical costs, Beijing is using the state balance sheet to influence population trends, labor sustainability, and long-term economic stability amid slowing growth and an aging society.

Implications for the Global Reset

Pillar 1: State-Backed Social Spending Expansion
Governments are increasingly intervening directly in demographic and social outcomes, expanding public financial commitments to stabilize future economic capacity.

Pillar 2: Demographics as Economic Policy
Population trends are becoming central to national economic planning, influencing labor markets, productivity forecasts, and long-term fiscal structures worldwide.

This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.

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Iraq Economic News and Points To Ponder Monday Morning 12-15-25

The Prime Minister's Economic Advisor: The Fluctuation Of The Dollar Is Temporary And Is Not Based On Real Economic Data

Baratha News Agency1682025-12-14 The financial advisor to the Prime Minister, Mazhar Muhammad Saleh, confirmed on Sunday that the fluctuation of the dollar is temporary and is not based on real economic data.

The Prime Minister's Economic Advisor: The Fluctuation Of The Dollar Is Temporary And Is Not Based On Real Economic Data

Baratha News Agency168 2025-12-14 The financial advisor to the Prime Minister, Mazhar Muhammad Saleh, confirmed on Sunday that the fluctuation of the dollar is temporary and is not based on real economic data.

Saleh told the official agency that "what happened in the parallel exchange market during the past few days is nothing more than an emergency and temporary fluctuation resulting from inaccurate information effects known in economic analysis as colored noise, which is distorted information that is mostly based on rumors, and leads to short-term speculation in the unregulated money market."

He added that "transitional periods usually witness such price movements, especially as the country continues in the post-legislative election phase, and in parallel with the implementation of the customs governance system and its digital procedures in accordance with international standards, including customs tracking systems and modern digital applications that enhance transparency and discipline in the commercial and financial environment together."

He explained that “the aforementioned fluctuation in the price of the dollar against the dinar in the parallel market has not left a substantial impact on the stability of the general price level, as monetary policy continues to achieve its operational and intermediate goals in stabilizing prices in general and maintaining the stability of the official exchange rate in particular, a path that is reflected in the decline of the annual inflation growth rate to normal fractional levels not exceeding 2.5% annually.”

He explained that "the policy of maintaining a stable exchange rate is an approved policy based on fundamental principles, foremost among them the efficiency of foreign reserves supporting the stability of the official exchange rate of 1320 dinars per dollar." https://burathanews.com/arabic/economic/468892

The Sudanese Official Stressed To The US Chargé D'affaires The Need To Complete Economic, Trade And Investment Cooperation

Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani emphasized to the US Chargé d'Affaires to Iraq, Joshua Harris, on Sunday the necessity of building upon the existing economic, trade, and investment cooperation between the two countries.

A statement from his office, received by Economy News, indicated that al-Sudani "received the US Chargé d'Affaires to Iraq, Joshua Harris, on Sunday, where they discussed bilateral relations and ways to enhance joint cooperation.

They also reviewed regional and international developments, stressing the importance of joint coordination to address current challenges and contribute to establishing stability and security in the region."

He affirmed that "bilateral relations are witnessing continuous development and progress, reflecting the mutual commitment and interest in further developing them across various fields and sectors, in order to achieve mutual benefit and advantage."

Al-Sudani also pointed to "the importance of continuing to work on and build upon the existing economic, trade, and investment cooperation between the two countries, in light of the memoranda of understanding and joint agreements, and in a way that supports various developmental and service-oriented initiatives."

For his part, the US Chargé d'Affaires congratulated Iraq on "the end of the UN mission's mission, which indicates that it has entered a new phase of stability, prosperity and development, stressing his country's keenness to continue cooperating with Iraq in its efforts to achieve development and stability."https://economy-news.net/content.php?id=63412

Iraq's Oil Exports To The US Saw A Significant Drop In A Week

Energy Economy News – Baghdad The U.S. Energy Information Administration announced on Sunday that Iraqi oil exports to the United States decreased last week.

The administration said in a statistic seen by “Al-Eqtisad News” that “the average US imports of crude oil during the past week from nine major countries reached an average of 5.807 million barrels per day, an increase of 930,000 barrels per day compared to the previous week, which reached an average of 4.877 million barrels per day.”

She added that "Iraq's oil exports to America averaged 75,000 barrels per day, down by 360,000 barrels per day from the previous week, which averaged 435,000 barrels per day."

The administration also noted that "most of America's oil revenues last week came from Canada at a rate of 4.261 million barrels per day, followed by Mexico at 360,000 barrels per day, Brazil at an average of 256,000 barrels, and Nigeria at a rate of 217,000 barrels per day."

According to the table, "US crude oil imports averaged 212,000 barrels per day from Saudi Arabia, 193,000 barrels per day from Venezuela, 144,000 barrels per day from Colombia, and 89,000 barrels per day from Libya, while no quantity was imported from Ecuador during the past week."

The United States imports most of its crude oil and refined products from these ten major countries. With a daily oil consumption of approximately 20 million barrels, the US is the world's largest oil consumer. https://economy-news.net/content.php?id=63380

The Dollar Continues To Rise In Baghdad Markets At The Start Of The Week.

Economy | 11:04 - 14/12/2025 Mawazin News – Baghdad The exchange rate of the US dollar against the Iraqi dinar rose in the Al-Kifah and Al-Harithiya exchanges in Baghdad.

The rate reached 143,500 dinars per 100 dollars, compared to 143,300 dinars yesterday, amid continued trading activity in the local market. https://www.mawazin.net/Details.aspx?jimare=271569

For current and reliable Iraqi news please visit: https://www.bondladyscorner.com

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MilitiaMan and Crew: IQD News Update-Iraq Currency Revolution-It is the Dawn Breaks

MilitiaMan and Crew: IQD News Update-Iraq Currency Revolution-It is the Dawn Breaks

12-14-2025

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……..

MilitiaMan and Crew: IQD News Update-Iraq Currency Revolution-It is the Dawn Breaks

12-14-2025

The Crew: Samson, PompeyPeter, Petra, Daytrader, Sunkissed, GIGI and Militia Man

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$1.3 Trillion Wall Street Time Bomb, the Private Credit Bubble

$1.3 Trillion Wall Street Time Bomb, the Private Credit Bubble

Lena Petrova: 12-13-2025

The private credit market in the United States is a rapidly evolving and increasingly complex entity that has grown exponentially since the 2008 financial crisis.

What was once a relatively small and unassuming sector has ballooned into a behemoth, with approximately $1.3 trillion in outstanding loans, roughly half the size of the commercial and industrial loans made by banks.

However, this meteoric rise has also brought with it a host of systemic risks that threaten the stability of the broader financial sector.

$1.3 Trillion Wall Street Time Bomb, the Private Credit Bubble

Lena Petrova: 12-13-2025

The private credit market in the United States is a rapidly evolving and increasingly complex entity that has grown exponentially since the 2008 financial crisis.

However, this meteoric rise has also brought with it a host of systemic risks that threaten the stability of the broader financial sector.

For years, investors have relied on credit rating agencies to gauge the safety of their investments.

Investment grade ratings on loans or bonds were considered a reliable indicator of creditworthiness. However, according to PIMCO’s Chief Investment Officer and other financial experts, this assumption is now woefully outdated.

The explosive growth of private credit, a sector that is largely unregulated and opaque compared to traditional banking, has rendered traditional credit ratings increasingly unreliable.

So, what exactly is private credit, and how has it become such a significant player in the US financial system? Private credit refers to loans made directly by funds, rather than banks, to corporate borrowers.

This sector has grown rapidly as banks retreated from corporate lending in the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis. However, in a twist of fate, banks are now increasingly lending to private credit funds themselves, creating a complex and intertwined ecosystem that is fraught with risk.

The parallels between today’s private credit market and the pre-2008 financial environment are striking. The reliance on credit rating agencies, who are suspected of inflating creditworthiness, and increasingly lax underwriting standards, may be concealing growing risks.

Moreover, private credit borrowers often defer payments, and distressed loans are on the rise, signaling potential credit losses if economic conditions worsen.

Regulators are only just beginning to address these risks, with bodies like the SEC probing rating agencies and the Bank for International Settlements warning about the inflating effect of private capital flows into private credit.

However, the lack of standardized transparency and reporting requirements for private credit funds exacerbates the problem, making it difficult to assess true asset quality and systemic exposure.

The warning signs are clear: the private credit market has the potential to trigger a financial crisis potentially more severe than 2008 if a wave of defaults occurs.

The intertwined nature of banks lending to private credit funds, combined with hidden leverage and deteriorating asset quality, forms a precarious “house of cards.” The call to action is for enhanced regulatory oversight, greater transparency, and investor diligence to mitigate the looming systemic risks within this fast-growing sector.

So, what can be done to mitigate these risks? Firstly, regulators must step up their oversight of the private credit market, introducing standardized transparency and reporting requirements to provide a clearer picture of asset quality and systemic exposure.

Investors must also be more diligent in their due diligence, scrutinizing the creditworthiness of borrowers and the quality of the loans being made.

Ultimately, the private credit market is a ticking time bomb that has the potential to unleash a devastating financial crisis on the US economy.

It is imperative that regulators, investors, and financial experts work together to address the systemic risks that are building in this complex and opaque sector.

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Seeds of Wisdom RV and Economics Updates Sunday Afternoon 12-14-25

Good Afternoon Dinar Recaps,

Why “This Week” Predictions Never Come True

The systemic reason timelines always fail

For over two decades, currency holders have been told “this is the week.”
The problem was never patience — it was the framework.

Good Afternoon Dinar Recaps,

Why “This Week” Predictions Never Come True

The systemic reason timelines always fail

For over two decades, currency holders have been told “this is the week.”
The problem was never patience — it was the framework.

Overview

Financial systems do not operate on public timelines.
Predictions fail because they ignore how currency systems actually change.
Repeated disappointment is a structural outcome — not personal failure.

Key Developments

Currency changes require system readiness, not optimism.
Legal authority, trade settlement, banking integration, and fiscal coordination must align before value adjusts.
No single actor controls timing.
Central banks, finance ministries, international banks, and settlement systems must move together.
Deadlines increase risk.
Public dates invite speculation, arbitrage, capital flight, and instability — forcing institutions to delay further.
Silence is intentional.
The closer systems get to readiness, the less public communication occurs.

Why Predictions Persist

Information gaps create opportunity for speculation.
Hope is monetized when clarity is absent.
Confidence is confused with accuracy.

None of these produce outcomes.

Why It Matters

Understanding why predictions fail replaces frustration with clarity — and restores agency to currency holders.

Why This Matters to Currency Holders

You were not wrong to hope.
You were misled about process, not outcome.
Real systems do not run on rumors or countdowns.
Patience grounded in facts is strategic, not passive.

Key Truth:
If anyone truly knew the date, the system would already be compromised.

Implications for the Global Reset

Pillar 1 — Multilateral Coordination: No reset occurs on a single nation’s schedule.
Pillar 2 — Stability Over Speed: Timing follows readiness, not pressure.

Bottom Line

“This week” predictions fail because systems don’t move on promises.
They move when structure is complete.

That has always been true.

Sources

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Seeds of Wisdom Team
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What Real Readiness Looks Like — A Verifiable Checklist for Currency Holders

Replacing rumor with observable progress

Real currency adjustments are preceded by measurable system readiness.
This checklist gives currency holders objective markers to watch — without dates, hype, or speculation.

Overview

Readiness is observable, even when timelines are not.
Currency value adjusts only after systems prove stability.
This checklist replaces “this week” claims with verifiable facts.

Key Developments

Legal & Monetary Authority Established:
A country must have a legally empowered central bank with control over monetary and exchange-rate policy, confirmed by law and international reporting.
Operational Trade Corridors Active:
Ports, roads, logistics hubs, and payment settlement supporting actual trade flows, not just MOUs or announcements.
Banking & Settlement Integration Verified:
Domestic banks connected to correspondent banking networks, meeting AML/CFT standards, and settling cross-border transactions without friction.
Fiscal & Reserve Discipline Evident:
Controlled inflation, managed deficits, adequate reserves, and coordination between treasury and central bank policy.
Controlled Communication From Authorities:
Central banks deny rumors, avoid timelines, and communicate only when systems are ready — silence is a sign of discipline.

The Readiness Checklist (Save This)

Currency holders can verify progress by watching for:

Central bank legal authority confirmed (IMF / national law)
IMF Article IV or equivalent reporting shows stability
Trade infrastructure moving from construction to use
Banking compliance upgrades completed
Correspondent banking restored
Settlement systems tested quietly
✅ Inflation controlled, reserves adequate
❌ No public rates, dates, or promises released

When most boxes are checked, value change becomes possible — not promised.

Why It Matters

This framework removes emotional dependency on gurus and replaces it with personal financial literacy.

Why This Matters to Currency Holders

You can verify progress yourself — no intermediaries required
Patience becomes informed, not passive
Silence and denials become data points, not discouragement
Structure protects purchasing power when value adjusts

Key Insight:
Prepared systems reward holders. Unprepared systems punish speculation.

Implications for the Global Reset

Pillar 1 — Systemic Readiness: Global resets occur through infrastructure, not announcements.
Pillar 2 — Durable Value Creation: Sustainable currency strength follows governance, trade, and settlement stability.

Bottom Line

You do not need a date.
You need readiness.

When systems are prepared, value moves quietly — and holds.

Sources

This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.

Seeds of Wisdom Team
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A Message to Our Currency Holders

From the Seeds of Wisdom Team

If you’ve been holding foreign currency for many years, you are not foolish. You are not late.
And you were not wrong to believe that the global financial system would eventually change.

What was wrong was how that change was explained to you.

For too long, the conversation has been dominated by dates, rumors, and personalities — not by structure, systems, and verifiable facts. Repeated promises of “this week” created cycles of hope and disappointment that were never grounded in how currencies actually adjust.

That is not your failure.
It is a failure of information.

Our purpose here is simple:

To replace speculation with evidence
To replace fear and hype with understanding
To replace dependency on gurus with personal clarity

We believe currency value changes occur — but only after sovereignty, trade, banking, settlement systems, and fiscal coordination are in place. History, institutions, and global financial architecture all confirm this sequence.

You will not see us give dates.
You will not see us promise rates.
You will not see us amplify rumors.

Instead, you will see:

Verified developments
Institutional proof
Context for where nations are in the process
And honest explanations of what still needs to happen

This is how hope becomes durable — not fragile.

If a global reset brings currency revaluations, it will come quietly, structurally, and after readiness. When that happens, preparation will matter far more than prediction.

Until then:

Protect your identity
Organize your documentation
Verify everything
And never hand your discernment to anyone who cannot show proof

You deserve truth — not timelines.

Thank you for walking this path with us.

🌱 Seeds of Wisdom Team
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“Tidbits From TNT” Sunday 12-14-2025

TNT:

Tishwash: The President of the Republic meets with the Russian President

President Dr. Abdul Latif Jamal Rashid met today, Friday, December 12, 2025, in the Turkmen capital Ashgabat, with the President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin, within the framework of the International Forum for Peace and Confidence.

The meeting reviewed prospects for joint cooperation between the two countries, and the measures that should be adopted to strengthen understanding on issues of mutual interest.

The President stressed the importance of resuming political dialogue and consultation sessions to follow up on the implementation of the bilateral agreements and memoranda signed between the two countries.

TNT:

Tishwash: The President of the Republic meets with the Russian President

The meeting reviewed prospects for joint cooperation between the two countries, and the measures that should be adopted to strengthen understanding on issues of mutual interest.

The meeting also discussed the latest regional and international developments, in light of the rapid developments in the region and the increasing challenges related to security and stability. It was agreed to continue consultation and joint coordination to confront these challenges, in order to preserve international peace and stability. link

Tishwash: "A quantum leap"... Al-Ahli Bank of Iraq signs its largest digital expansion deal to launch more innovative banking services

The National Bank of Iraq praised the investment developments taking place in Iraq, stressing that this is a strategic step that enhances the digital transformation in the country, while noting that the development of banking services is in line with the highest international standards.

The bank said in a statement, "The bank has approved the purchase of 51% of the shares of both the Iraqi Electronic Gateway for Financial Services Company (SWITCH) and the Digital Future for Electronic Distribution Services Company," noting that "the General Assembly approved the authorization of the authorized manager, Ayman Omran Abu Dahim, to sign all agreements, documents and papers necessary to complete and implement the investment decisions."

He explained that "this step is an integrated business model that combines the banking solvency and advanced technological capabilities of the two companies, enabling the bank to launch an innovative digital services system that includes developing national payments, enhancing financial inclusion for individuals and small and medium-sized enterprises, as well as expanding the network of partnerships with global financial institutions.

This expansion comes in light of the increasing demand for financial technology solutions and smart payment applications in the Iraqi market."

He explained that "this investment opens the door for the bank to integrate its banking expertise with the technical capabilities of the two companies, which will enhance the development of advanced electronic payment services, transfers, digital wallets, and points of sale, in addition to launching rapidly evolving digital platforms that meet market needs and keep pace with digital transformation trends."

For his part, the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the National Bank of Iraq, Basim Khalil Al-Salem, said that “the purchase of 51% of Switch and Digital Future companies is a strategic step that reflects confidence in the ability of the Iraqi economy to lead the digital transformation in the region.

This expansion is in line with the bank’s vision of building an advanced financial system based on innovation and advanced technologies, and supporting the development of banking services in accordance with the highest international standards.”

Ayman Abu Dahim, the authorized manager of the National Bank of Iraq, said, “This investment represents a qualitative leap for the National Bank of Iraq, as it provides an advanced technological infrastructure that enables the bank to expand its digital services and launch new products that meet the growing market needs.

The integration of the bank’s expertise and the technical capabilities of the two companies will contribute to strengthening the electronic payments system and providing smart and secure solutions that enhance the customer experience and support the digital transformation in the Iraqi banking sector.” link

Tishwash: Sudani: The end of UNAMI's mission does not mean the end of the partnership between Iraq and the United Nations.

Outgoing Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani said on Saturday that the end of the UNAMI mission’s work in Iraq does not mean the end of the partnership between the country and the United Nations, while welcoming the selection of former President Barham Salih to be the new High Commissioner for Refugees.

This came in a joint press statement held by Al-Sudani with the Secretary-General of the United Nations, Antonio Guterres, on the sidelines of the official announcement ceremony for the end of the mandate of the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI).

Al-Sudani said in the statement, "We highly value the work of the UNAMI mission in Iraq since its establishment in 2003 in a country that has suffered greatly from dictatorship, wars and terrorism, but Iraq emerged victorious thanks to the sacrifices and courage of its people."

He added that the end of the UNAMI mission does not mean the end of the partnership between Iraq and the United Nations, but rather represents the beginning of a new chapter of cooperation, especially in the areas of development, comprehensive economic growth, and providing advice. He further stated that “our relationship with the United Nations through the UNAMI mission was pivotal and effective in meeting Iraq’s needs and helping it until it reached the stage of being fully self-reliant.”

Al-Sudani went on to say that "the relationship file today has moved from crisis management efforts to long-term development planning efforts, and reliance on self-efforts (...) to achieve security, stability and prosperity through the efforts of Iraqis despite the various challenges."

He added, "We have succeeded in consolidating the foundations of democracy through holding the sixth parliamentary elections, and before that there were the provincial council elections and the Kurdistan Region Parliament," considering that "this confirms our commitment to the constitution and the law."

Al-Sudani also pointed out that "the recent elections were described as the most organized and credible and took place in a free atmosphere, and they recorded a remarkable increase in the participation rate, which exceeded 56 percent."

The caretaker prime minister of Iraq added, "We look forward to establishing relations with the United Nations based on a balanced partnership, mutual respect, and through joint programs towards a supportive partnership focused on sustainable development."

He continued, saying, "During this critical and sensitive period in the region and the world, we adopted a balanced foreign policy based on securing interests and preserving sovereignty, and we were able to strengthen and develop our regional and international relations, and spare the country the repercussions of conflict and crises in the region."

Al-Sudani expressed his welcome for the selection of former Iraqi President Barham Salih to fill the position of United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, saying that this step "means a lot in supporting this important humanitarian issue, and that Iraq, with its political and influential figures, contributes to finding solutions and providing international support and assistance to refugees, not only in the region, but throughout the world."

The outgoing Prime Minister announced that "in recognition of the role and sacrifices of the United Nations, especially the late Sergio Vieira de Mello and his colleagues, we announce the naming of one of the streets of the capital, Baghdad, extending from the Dar al-Diyafa intersection to the Ibn Sina Hospital intersection, as United Nations Street."

Al-Sudani concluded his statement by saying that "a memorial will be placed next to the Unknown Soldier monument in honor of the United Nations' role in Iraq in previous years." link

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Seeds of Wisdom RV and Economics Updates Sunday Morning 12-14-25

Good Morning Dinar Recaps,

Iraq vs. Other Restructuring Nations — Who Is Actually Ready?

Why currency position matters more than predictions

Many nations are discussed in “RV” circles. Very few meet the structural requirements for a legitimate currency adjustment.

Good Morning Dinar Recaps,

Iraq vs. Other Restructuring Nations — Who Is Actually Ready?

Why currency position matters more than predictions

Many nations are discussed in “RV” circles. Very few meet the structural requirements for a legitimate currency adjustment.

Overview

Currency revaluations follow structure, not rumors, social media claims, or geopolitical drama.
Iraq has completed more prerequisite steps than most frequently mentioned restructuring nations.
Comparative positioning helps currency holders replace speculation with informed patience.

Key Developments

Legal Authority Matters:
Iraq operates under a legally empowered central bank framework confirmed by IMF Article IV reviews. Many other discussed nations remain under capital controls, external supervision, or fragmented authority.
Trade Infrastructure Is Activating:
Iraq’s ports, corridors, and regional trade links are moving from construction to operational phases. Several peer countries still rely on announcements rather than settled trade flows.
Banking Integration Is Measurable:
Iraq continues AML/CFT upgrades, correspondent banking restoration, and settlement alignment. In contrast, many “RV-hyped” nations lack international banking connectivity or settlement credibility.
Official Communication Is Disciplined:
The Central Bank of Iraq publicly denies near-term rate changes — a sign of institutional maturity. Silence or denial is common before real adjustments, not after.

Comparative Snapshot

Iraq: Sovereignty restored, trade activating, banking reform ongoing
Other Restructuring Nations:

Some lack unified central bank control
Some remain under sanctions or heavy capital restrictions
Some have trade announcements without settlement capacity
Some have no IMF or BIS alignment at all

Not all restructuring paths are equal.

Why It Matters to Currency Holders

Position Beats Prediction: Knowing where a country sits prevents emotional decision-making.
Process Protects Capital: Countries that adjust rates prematurely experience inflation, reversals, or capital flight.
Denials Are Data: Central bank statements rejecting rumors confirm sequencing, not failure.
Patience Is Strategic: Value follows stability — always.

Key Insight:
Countries closest to adjustment are often the quietest.

Implications for the Global Reset

Pillar 1 — Sequenced Normalization: Nations normalize sovereignty, trade, banking, and fiscal alignment before value changes.
Pillar 2 — Trade-Backed Systems: Currency strength increasingly reflects real trade corridors and settlement capacity, not peg fantasies.

Bottom Line

This comparison is not about dates.
It’s about readiness.

Iraq is further along the runway than most — but the aircraft has not yet lifted.

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Why Silence From Central Banks Is Often the Strongest Signal

What real currency transitions look like before value changes

In legitimate monetary transitions, the loudest phase is preparation — and the quietest phase comes just before change.

Overview

Central banks do not telegraph currency adjustments in advance.
Silence is standard practice during testing, alignment, and final verification phases.
Public “leaks,” countdowns, and promises are not how monetary systems operate.

Key Developments

Operational Risk Control:
Central banks avoid public signaling to prevent speculation, arbitrage, capital flight, and market instability.
System Testing Happens Quietly:
Payment rails, liquidity windows, and settlement systems are tested internally and bilaterally — not announced.
Communication Comes Last:
Official statements are issued after decisions are finalized, not before execution.
Denials Are Normal:
Public rejections of rumors protect the system until activation conditions are met.

What Silence Usually Means

Infrastructure is being validated
Liquidity access is being coordinated
Cross-border settlement readiness is being confirmed
Compliance thresholds are being finalized

None of these require public participation.

Why It Matters

History shows that successful currency transitions are boring, quiet, and procedural — not dramatic, emotional, or publicly hyped.

Why This Matters to Currency Holders

Silence ≠ Delay — it often signals discipline
Noise creates losses — silence protects capital
Gurus speak when institutions cannot — and should not
Markets move after readiness, not excitement

Key Truth:
If central banks were talking loudly, the system would not be ready.

Implications for the Global Reset

Pillar 1 — Controlled Transition: Monetary resets require order, not emotion.
Pillar 2 — Institutional Timing: Value changes occur only when systems can absorb them safely.

Bottom Line

Silence is not absence.
It is containment.

When real change happens, you will not need a warning — the system will already be ready.

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A Message to Our Currency Holders

From the Seeds of Wisdom Team

If you’ve been holding foreign currency for many years, you are not foolish. You are not late.
And you were not wrong to believe that the global financial system would eventually change.

What was wrong was how that change was explained to you.

That is not your failure.
It is a failure of information.

Our purpose here is simple:

To replace speculation with evidence
To replace fear and hype with understanding
To replace dependency on gurus with personal clarity

You will not see us give dates.

You will not see us promise rates.

You will not see us amplify rumors.

Instead, you will see:

Verified developments
Institutional proof
Context for where nations are in the process
And honest explanations of what still needs to happen

This is how hope becomes durable — not fragile.

If a global reset brings currency revaluations, it will come quietly, structurally, and after readiness. When that happens, preparation will matter far more than prediction.

Until then:

Protect your identity
Organize your documentation
Verify everything
And never hand your discernment to anyone who cannot show proof

You deserve truth — not timelines.

Thank you for walking this path with us.

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Iraq Economic News and Points To Ponder Sunday Morning 12-14-25

An Economist Reveals The Secret Behind The Withdrawal Of Deposits From Iraqi Banks.

Time: 12/13/2025 16:21:33 Readings: 405 times {Economic: Al-Furat News} An economic expert, Salah Nouri, revealed the main reasons behind the decline in deposits in Iraqi banks, attributing this to global economic developments and interest rate policies that directly affected the behavior of depositors within Iraq.

An Economist Reveals The Secret Behind The Withdrawal Of Deposits From Iraqi Banks.

Nouri told Al-Furat News Agency that: “The US Federal Reserve’s resort to lowering interest rates during periods of economic recession leads to a decrease in returns on bank deposits, which prompts individuals and companies to withdraw their money and look for investment alternatives that achieve better returns.”

He added, "The decrease in interest rates is not in the interest of the groups that have bank deposits, as a large part of the liquidity is directed towards buying gold as a safe haven, which leads to an increase in its prices as a result of increased demand, in addition to the trend towards investing in securities markets such as stocks and bonds."

The expert explained that "Iraq is affected by these changes due to its connection to the global economy," noting that "the Central Bank of Iraq adopts a monetary policy based on diversifying investments, which includes holding US debt bonds, buying gold, and investing in the Euro, with the aim of reducing risks and enhancing financial stability."

He stressed that "the decline in deposits does not necessarily reflect weakness in the banking sector, but rather expresses a change in the orientations of investors and depositors as a result of global economic conditions and monetary policies." LINK

Prime Minister: Iraq Is Moving Steadily And Strongly Towards Development And Economic Revival

Saturday, December 13, 2025 | Politics Number of views: 197 Baghdad/ NINA /Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani affirmed on Saturday that Iraq is moving steadily and strongly towards development and economic revival, noting that the UNAMI mission contributed to consolidating constitutional processes in Iraq.

In a speech at the official ceremony marking the end of the mandate of the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI), in the presence of UN Secretary-General António Guterres, the Prime Minister stated that "UNAMI was a vital partner for Iraq," explaining that "UNAMI was a helping hand extended to support Iraq."

He added that "Iraq has established a political system based on the principles of democracy," clarifying that "UNAMI contributed to consolidating constitutional processes in Iraq."

The Prime Minister continued, "We have witnessed tangible progress in the areas of security and institutional reform," pointing out that "our government has witnessed unprecedented diplomatic openness."

He indicated that "our relationship with UNAMI will remain steadfast," explaining that "Iraq is moving steadily and strongly towards development and economic revival."

The Prime Minister expressed his gratitude to the religious authorities, political forces, and social elites who contributed to building the Iraqi experience. /End https://ninanews.com/Website/News/Details?Key=1266640

"A Quantum Leap"... Al-Ahli Bank Of Iraq Signs Its Largest Digital Expansion Deal To Launch More Innovative Banking Services

Banks Economy News – Baghdad The National Bank of Iraq praised the investment developments taking place in Iraq, stressing that this is a strategic step that enhances the digital transformation in the country, while noting that the development of banking services is in line with the highest international standards.

This expansion comes in light of the increasing demand for financial technology solutions and smart payment applications in the Iraqi market."

This expansion is in line with the bank’s vision of building an advanced financial system based on innovation and advanced technologies, and supporting the development of banking services in accordance with the highest international standards.”

Gold Prices Have Risen Sharply In Baghdad And Erbil

Saturday, December 13, 2025 | Economy Number of views: 232 Baghdad ( NINA ) – Gold prices, both foreign and Iraqi, rose in Baghdad's local markets on Saturday.

The selling price of a mithqal (approximately 4.5 grams) of 21-karat gold from the Gulf, Turkey, and Europe reached 868,000 Iraqi dinars (approximately 1.5 grams) in the wholesale markets on Al-Nahr Street in Baghdad this morning, while the buying price was 864,000 dinars. This compares to 847,000 dinars (approximately 1.5 grams) on Thursday

The selling price of a mithqal of 21-karat Iraqi gold reached 838,000 dinars (approximately 1.5 grams) and the buying price was 834,000 dinars (approximately 1.5 grams).

As for gold prices in jewelry shops, the selling price of a mithqal of 21-karat Gulf gold ranged between 870,000 and 880,000 dinars (approximately 1.5 grams) and the selling price of a mithqal of Iraqi gold ranged between 840,000 and 850,000 dinars (approximately 1.5 grams).

In Erbil, gold prices also rose, with the selling price of 22-karat gold reaching 895,000 dinars, 21-karat gold 855,000 dinars, and 18-karat gold 733,000 dinars. /End https://ninanews.com/Website/News/Details?key=1266550

The Dollar Continues To Rise In Baghdad

Economy | 13/12/2025 Mawazin News - Baghdad: The exchange rate of the US dollar against the Iraqi dinar has risen in Baghdad markets.

The dollar reached 143,300 dinars per 100 US dollars in the Al-Kifah and Al-Harithiya exchanges in Baghdad, compared to 143,100 dinars per 100 US dollars last Thursday.

The selling price at currency exchange shops in Baghdad's local markets also increased, reaching 143,750 dinars per 100 US dollars, while the buying price reached 142,750 dinars per 100 US dollars.
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Seeds of Wisdom RV and Economics Updates Saturday Afternoon 12-13-25

Good Afternoon Dinar Recaps,

Why the Foundation Always Comes Before the Revaluation

Legal, asset, and settlement corrections must be completed before any currency value can change.

Overview

Revaluation cannot occur on top of unresolved legal claims, disputed ownership, or broken trust accounting.
Foundational work is underway globally, including land, water, resource, debt, and settlement-system reconciliation.
Silence does not mean inactivity — it signals infrastructure, legal, and compliance alignment behind the scenes.

Good Afternoon Dinar Recaps,

Why the Foundation Always Comes Before the Revaluation

Legal, asset, and settlement corrections must be completed before any currency value can change.

Overview

Revaluation cannot occur on top of unresolved legal claims, disputed ownership, or broken trust accounting.
Foundational work is underway globally, including land, water, resource, debt, and settlement-system reconciliation.
Silence does not mean inactivity — it signals infrastructure, legal, and compliance alignment behind the scenes.

Key Developments

Trust and ownership corrections are being finalized across sovereign land, water, mineral, and resource systems.
Digital settlement rails are replacing legacy systems, requiring testing, auditing, and interoperability before activation.
Sovereign balance sheets are being cleaned, including debt restructuring, asset valuation, and reserve realignment.
Legal jurisdiction must be clear before value can move, preventing downstream litigation or systemic failure.
Global institutions prioritize stability over speed, ensuring resets occur once — and correctly.

Why It Matters

For years, the conversation around currency revaluation focused on timing instead of structure. But history shows that no financial reset succeeds unless the foundation is solid. Ownership must be verified, systems must reconcile, and settlement rails must function flawlessly before value can be reassigned.

This is not delay by indecision — it is preparation by design.

Why This Matters to Currency Holders

Foreign currency holders have been conditioned to expect sudden events, secret dates, and instant windfalls. In reality, revaluation is the final step, not the first. It comes after legal disputes are settled, after assets are properly titled, and after global settlement systems are tested and aligned.

When you see trust settlements, land and water rights clarified, asset tokenization, ISO migrations, and cross-border payment testing — you are not watching setbacks. You are watching readiness.

Understanding this protects you from false hope and positions you to recognize real progress when it appears.

Implications for the Global Reset

Pillar 1 — Foundation Before Function: Legal clarity, asset integrity, and settlement reliability must exist before currencies can be repriced.
Pillar 2 — Orderly Transition: Sustainable resets are engineered methodically to avoid collapse, litigation, or loss of public trust.

What This Means Going Forward

No legitimate institution will announce RV dates in advance.
No revaluation occurs without compliant systems and verified assets.
Real progress looks slow — until it’s complete.

The reset will not be noisy.
It will be finished.

This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.

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How Currency Rates Change — The 5 Steps to Watch

Applies to all currencies | A reality-based framework for understanding rate movement

Overview

Currency rates do not move on rumors or emotion, but through structured central-bank and banking-system processes.
Every legitimate rate change follows a repeatable sequence, regardless of whether a nation is emerging, developed, or restructuring.
Rates move last — not first, after legal, trade, banking, and policy conditions are aligned.

Key Developments

Step 1 — Legal Authority & Central Bank Control:
A country must have a legally empowered central bank with authority over monetary and exchange-rate policy. Without this, rate changes cannot occur.
What to watch: Central bank laws, independence mandates, removal of external oversight or controls.
Step 2 — Real Trade & Economic Activity:
Currency demand is created through settled trade — not announcements. Imports, exports, services, and capital flows must function consistently.
What to watch: Export/import volumes, operating trade corridors, cross-border settlement activity.
Step 3 — Banking & Settlement System Readiness:
Domestic banks must be compliant, liquid, and connected to international correspondent and payment systems to prevent shocks when rates adjust.
What to watch: IMF or BIS banking assessments, AML/CFT compliance upgrades, payment and settlement reforms.
Step 4 — Fiscal & Monetary Coordination:
Government budgets, reserves, inflation control, and central-bank policy must align. Poor coordination triggers inflation, capital flight, or reversals.
What to watch: Budget discipline, reserve adequacy, inflation trends, central bank–finance ministry alignment.
Step 5 — Managed Currency Adjustment:
Only after stability is proven do central banks adjust rates — typically gradually and with communication. Sudden overnight revaluations are extremely rare.
What to watch: Official central bank announcements, IMF program updates, policy statements — not social media.

Why It Matters

Understanding how currencies actually move separates preparation from speculation. History shows that when steps are skipped, the result is instability — not prosperity. Sustainable rate adjustments occur only after systems, policy, and trade flows are aligned and tested.

Why This Matters to Currency Holders

Currency holders often expect value changes to arrive suddenly, driven by headlines or politics. In reality, structure always comes before value.
Skipping steps creates losses, not gains. Headlines are not execution. Patience grounded in verified system activity protects capital far better than hype ever will.

Rates move last — after everything else is ready.

Implications for the Global Reset

Pillar 1 — Structure Before Value: Legal authority, trade flow, and banking readiness must exist before any currency can be repriced.
Pillar 2 — Managed Transition: Global resets favor controlled, coordinated adjustments over shock events to preserve system stability.

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Iraq Closes UN Oversight Era — Trade & Sovereignty Shift

December 2025

Overview

Iraq has formally ended the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI), closing a political oversight chapter that began in 2003.
The move marks a transition to full domestic sovereignty, with policy decisions no longer under UN political supervision.
Major trade infrastructure projects are shifting from construction to operational readiness, including ports, roads, and regional logistics corridors.

Key Developments

UNAMI Closure Secured: Iraq requested and obtained approval to end UNAMI, with the mission concluding by December 31, 2025 under UN Security Council Resolution 2732.
Sovereign Control Restored: The end of UN political oversight reflects confidence in Iraq’s governance, security, and institutional capacity.
Trade Infrastructure Advances: Projects such as the Grand Faw Port and new land-sea corridors are moving toward activation, expanding Iraq’s role in regional trade.
Monetary Authority Confirmed: The Central Bank of Iraq (CBI) retains sole legal authority over exchange-rate policy, as reaffirmed by IMF Article IV reporting.

Why It Matters

This development signals a structural transition, not a headline event. Countries do not close UN political missions or activate regional trade corridors without meeting governance, compliance, and stability thresholds recognized by international institutions.

Why This Matters to Currency Holders

Sovereign Authority: Ending UNAMI confirms Iraq’s ability to set internal and external policy independently — a prerequisite for autonomous monetary and financial decisions.
Trade Activation: Operational progress at Grand Faw Port and new logistics links strengthens real economic activity that supports currency normalization.
Stability Signal: Verified confidence in governance, security, and compliance typically precedes financial reform phases.
Foundation Before Value: Sovereignty and trade infrastructure come first. Currency value follows structure — not speculation.

Bottom Line:
This is not an RV announcement. It is a documented shift in sovereignty and trade readiness that historically comes before monetary and currency adjustments.

Implications for the Global Reset

Pillar 1 — Sovereignty Restoration: Independent governance is a non-negotiable condition before monetary realignment can occur.
Pillar 2 — Trade-Backed Stability: Functional trade corridors and logistics capacity underpin sustainable currency systems in a restructuring global economy.

Sources

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Where Iraq Sits in the Currency Reset Process — A 5-Step Reality Check

Why structure, not speculation, determines timing

Overview

Iraq has completed critical foundation steps required before any legitimate currency adjustment can occur.
Recent sovereignty and trade developments place Iraq mid-process, not at the finish line.
Understanding position matters more than predicting dates for currency holders.

Key Developments

Step 1 — Legal Authority & Central Bank Control (Completed):
Iraq’s Central Bank operates under CBI Law No. 56 of 2004, granting full authority over monetary and exchange-rate policy. IMF Article IV reporting confirms this legal framework remains intact and functional.
Step 2 — Real Trade & Economic Activity (Advancing):
Activation of Grand Faw Port, new road corridors, and maritime trade links signal expanding trade capacity beyond oil. These are operational foundations, not announcements.
Step 3 — Banking & Settlement Readiness (Ongoing):
Iraq continues compliance upgrades, correspondent banking restoration, and settlement alignment under IMF and BIS standards. This step is deliberate and heavily supervised.
Step 4 — Fiscal & Monetary Coordination (Stabilizing):
Inflation moderation, reserve management, and coordination between the Ministry of Finance and CBI show measurable improvement, but full maturity takes time.
Step 5 — Managed Currency Adjustment (Not Yet Activated):
The CBI has publicly denied near-term exchange-rate changes, confirming Iraq has not yet entered the final adjustment phase.

Why It Matters

Currency systems do not skip steps. Iraq’s progress reflects sequenced normalization, not delay or deception. Each completed layer reduces systemic risk and increases durability when value adjustments eventually occur.

Why This Matters to Currency Holders

Position Over Prediction: Knowing where Iraq is in the process is more valuable than guessing when rates change.
Proof Replaces Rumors: Official denials of near-term rate changes are not bad news — they confirm process integrity.
Foundation Protects Value: Countries that adjust rates prematurely experience reversals, inflation, or capital flight.
Patience Is Strategic: Structural readiness is what protects purchasing power when change finally comes.

Key Takeaway:
Iraq is building the runway, not launching the aircraft. Rates move only after the runway is complete.

Implications for the Global Reset

Pillar 1 — Sequenced Sovereignty: Ending UNAMI and restoring full policy control aligns Iraq with global restructuring norms.
Pillar 2 — Trade-Backed Currency Systems: Physical trade infrastructure precedes monetary revaluation in every modern reset cycle.

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Iraq Economic News and Points To Ponder Saturday Afternoon 12-13-25

Oil Prices Rise Due To Tensions Between The US And Venezuela.

Economy | 12/12/2025 Oil prices rose as the prospect of the United States seizing more Venezuelan oil tankers exacerbated supply concerns, but prices were still on track for a weekly decline amid optimism about a potential peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine.

Brent crude futures rose 29 cents, or 0.5 percent, to $61.57 a barrel by 0115 GMT, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude futures gained 31 cents, or 0.5 percent, to $57.91 a barrel.

Oil Prices Rise Due To Tensions Between The US And Venezuela.

Brent crude futures rose 29 cents, or 0.5 percent, to $61.57 a barrel by 0115 GMT, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude futures gained 31 cents, or 0.5 percent, to $57.91 a barrel.

Both benchmarks fell by about 1.5 percent on Thursday, according to Reuters.

Six sources familiar with the matter said on Thursday that the United States was preparing to seize more ships carrying Venezuelan oil after detaining a tanker this week, intensifying pressure on Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.
The tanker's seizure raised concerns about supply disruptions.

“After selling on expectations that supply pressures would ease amid hopes for a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine, buying to cut losses emerged after the U.S. seized a Venezuelan tanker,” said Hiroyuki Kikukawa, an analyst at Nissan Securities Investment.

“Peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine will remain the main focus next week and beyond,” he added, noting that West Texas Intermediate crude could test the $55 level if a deal is reached.

A peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine would likely increase supplies of Russian oil, which is currently under Western sanctions.

The leaders of Britain, France, and Germany spoke by phone on Wednesday with U.S. President Donald Trump to discuss Washington’s latest peace efforts to end the war in Ukraine, in what they described as a “crucial moment” in the process.

But on Thursday, a Ukrainian security official said that Ukraine had launched a drone attack targeting, for the first time, a Russian oil platform in the Caspian Sea, halting production at the Lukoil-owned facility.

Meanwhile, the International Energy Agency (IEA) raised its forecast for global oil demand growth in 2026 while lowering its supply growth forecast in its latest monthly oil market report released Thursday.

The IEA attributed the higher demand forecast to a stronger global economy and reduced supplies from countries under sanctions.

However, data released Thursday by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) indicated that global oil supply will converge with demand in 2026, a prediction that contradicts the IEA's and other forecasts of a significant supply glut. https://www.mawazin.net/Details.aspx?jimare=271476

A Historic Figure: Silver Price Rises Above $65 For The First Time

Stock Exchange The price of silver on the stock exchange hit a new record high on Friday, rising above $65 an ounce for the first time in history.

Silver futures for March delivery rose 0.67% from the previous close to $65.028 an ounce. This is the first time the price has surpassed the $65 mark.

During the week, global silver prices recorded an unprecedented jump, as the white metal yesterday surpassed the $60 per ounce mark in spot trading for the first time in its history, driven by a shortage of global supplies and rising industrial demand. https://economy-news.net/content.php?id=63336

Gold Is Stable, Supported By Interest Rate Cuts, While Silver Is Nearing A Record High

Economy | 12/12/2025 Mawazin News - Gold stabilized after three days of gains, supported by expectations of further monetary easing in the United States following this week's interest rate cut. Silver traded near a record high.

The precious metal remained virtually unchanged at around $4,280 an ounce, after rising 1.2% in the previous session.
Federal Reserve policymakers left the door open for further interest rate cuts next year after reducing borrowing costs on Wednesday. Swap traders are betting on two cuts in 2026, even though the US central bank is signaling only one.

A low interest rate environment supports precious metals, including gold and silver, as they do not pay interest. To further support the precious metal, the Federal Reserve will begin purchasing $40 billion a month of short-term Treasury bonds on Friday as part of its efforts to rebuild reserves in the financial system.

Gold has surged more than 60% this year, while silver prices have more than doubled, putting both metals on track for their best annual performance since 1979. These sharp gains have been fueled by increased central bank purchases and a decline in investor appetite for government bonds and currencies. According to the World Gold Council, holdings in gold-backed exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have risen in every month this year except May.

Meanwhile, silver has been supported in recent weeks by strong demand, tight supply, and imbalances in major trading positions. The white metal hit a record high of $64.3120 an ounce on Thursday.

Gold was nearly unchanged at $4,280.34 an ounce by 7:30 a.m. in Singapore. Silver slipped 0.1% to $63.5080.
Platinum and palladium also edged lower. The Bloomberg Dollar Index was steady after closing 0.3% lower in the previous session. https://www.mawazin.net/Details.aspx?jimare=271482

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