Seeds of Wisdom RV and Economics Updates Wednesday Morning 4-1-26

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Ripple and the Banking System: Quiet Moves Toward Federal Integration Signal Structural Financial Shift

While viral claims of a U.S. bank charter are unverified, Ripple’s positioning toward regulated banking pathways reflects a deeper transformation underway.

OVERVIEW (KEY POINTS)

Recent viral reports claiming that Ripple has become a federally chartered U.S. bank are not confirmed by regulators. There has been no official approval from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency or the Federal Reserve supporting this claim.

However, the underlying narrative is not entirely misplaced. Ripple—and firms like it—have been actively positioning toward deeper integration with the regulated financial system, including exploring or pursuing bank-like licensing pathways and institutional access frameworks.

This signals something far more important than a headline:
The gradual convergence of blockchain infrastructure and the U.S. banking system is already underway.

KEY DEVELOPMENTS

1. No Confirmed Federal Bank Charter or Fed Membership

The core viral claim remains unverified.

• No official confirmation that Ripple is a federally chartered bank

• No evidence of Federal Reserve membership or direct account access

• No April 1, 2026 regulatory event tied specifically to Ripple

This is not a completed transition—it is still in the positioning phase.

2. Ripple Has Explored Banking and Regulatory Pathways

Ripple’s strategy has consistently moved toward regulated finance.

• Expansion into custody, payments, and liquidity infrastructure

• Alignment with regulated institutions and compliance frameworks

• Industry-wide trend of firms seeking:

  • Bank charters

  • Trust licenses

  • Access to central bank systems

This is where the “bank narrative” originates—but it has been misinterpreted as already complete.

3. OCC and Regulatory Frameworks Are Opening the Door

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency has enabled:

• Federally chartered banks to custody digital assets

• Integration of crypto services into regulated banking structures

This creates a pathway where:

• Banks adopt crypto infrastructure

• Or crypto firms move toward bank-like status over time

4. The Strategic Goal: Access to Core Financial Rails

The real objective is not branding—it is infrastructure access.

• Federal Reserve systems (payments, settlement, liquidity)

• Institutional custody frameworks

• Integration into global financial plumbing

Control and access to these systems is far more important than the label “bank.”

5. Market Anticipation Is Running Ahead of Reality

The viral claim reflects growing expectations.

• Investors are anticipating a breakthrough moment

• In reality, the shift is incremental, regulatory, and controlled

WHY IT MATTERS

This is a transitional phase in the financial system.

The key shift is not whether Ripple becomes a bank—it is that:

• Blockchain firms are moving into regulated finance

• Banks are adopting blockchain infrastructure

This creates a hybrid system, where distinctions between the two begin to blur.

WHY IT MATTERS TO FOREIGN CURRENCY HOLDERS

• Payment systems: Faster, blockchain-based settlement may reshape cross-border currency flows

• Currency competition: Digital infrastructure increases global monetary competition

• Asset custody: Institutional crypto custody expands how value is stored globally

• Liquidity flows: Integration with banking systems could accelerate capital movement worldwide

IMPLICATIONS FOR THE GLOBAL RESET

• Pillar 1: Infrastructure Over Identity

The real transformation is not about becoming a “bank”—it is about controlling or accessing financial infrastructure layers.

This includes:

• Payment rails

• Liquidity networks

• Settlement systems

• Pillar 2: Gradual Integration Before Full Transition

The system is not flipping overnight.
Instead, it is moving through stages:

1. Regulatory clarity

2. Institutional adoption

3. Infrastructure integration

4. Eventual system-wide transformation

CONCLUSION

The claim that Ripple is now a U.S. bank is not accurate today—but it points toward a very real directional shift.

Ripple and similar firms are not suddenly becoming banks.
They are strategically positioning themselves inside the regulated financial system, step by step.

The bigger story is not a headline—it is a process:
The merging of blockchain infrastructure with traditional banking is already in motion.

And when that process reaches full scale, it will not look like disruption—
it will look like a completely redesigned financial system operating under new rules.

This is how structural financial change actually happens—quietly, incrementally, and then all at once.

Seeds of Wisdom Team
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SOURCES

• Office of the Comptroller of the Currency — "Banks Can Provide Cryptocurrency Custody Services"

• Ripple Insights — "Ripple Expands Global Custody Capabilities"

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If you’ve been holding foreign currency for many years, you were not foolish.

You were not wrong to believe the global financial system would change.

What failed was not your patience — it was the information you were given.

For years, dates, rumors, and personalities replaced facts, structure, and proof. “This week” predictions created cycles of hope and disappointment that were never based on how currencies actually change.

That is not your failure.

Our mission here is different:    • No dates • No rates • No hype • No gurus

Instead, we focus on:

• Verifiable developments • Institutional evidence

• Global financial structure • Where countries actually sit in the process

Currency value changes only come after sovereignty, trade, banking, settlement systems, and fiscal coordination are in place. History and institutions confirm this sequence.

You will see silence. You will see denials. That is not delay — that is discipline.

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Iraq Economic News And Points To Ponder Wednesday Morning 4-1-26

The Minister Of Finance Has Directed That The Accounting And Banking Departments Continue Operating To Complete The Payment Of Employee Salaries.

Money and Business   Economy News – Baghdad   Finance Minister Taif Sami directed on Wednesday that work continue in the accounting and banking departments to complete the payment of employee salaries for the month of March.

Sami told the Iraqi News Agency, as reported by "Economy News," "We have directed the continued operation of the accounting and banking departments to complete the payment of employee salaries for the month of March in the remaining spending units."https://www.economy-news.net/content.php?id=67395

Marvel Technology Shares Jump 11% After Nvidia Acquires A $2 Billion Stake

Money and Business   Shares in Marvel Technology jumped more than 11% after Nvidia announced plans to invest $2 billion in the semiconductor company, amid a race among companies to meet the growing demand for artificial intelligence technologies.

The agreement allows Marvel Technology to be integrated into Nvidia's AI ecosystem, making it easier for customers to develop their infrastructure. The two companies will also collaborate on developing silicon photonics technology.

“It’s time for a shift in inference,” said Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang in the statement. “The demand for token generation is mounting, and the world is racing to build AI factories. With Marvel Technology, we are enabling customers to leverage Nvidia’s AI architecture ecosystem and scale to build specialized AI computing.”

In recent months, Nvidia has made a series of $2 billion investments in technology companies, including Synopsys, CoreWave, Coherent, and Lumentum. Most recently, Nvidia invested $2 billion in Nebius Group, where the AI ​​cloud computing company unveiled plans on Tuesday to build one of the largest data centers in Europe.

The leading chipmaker has been one of the biggest beneficiaries of the artificial intelligence boom that has swept Wall Street in recent years, thanks to its graphics processing units (GPUs) that support large language models.

Marvel Technology is another major winner in the race, with its shares surging this month after the company issued strong forecasts and called for accelerated revenue growth through 2027 as demand for artificial intelligence increases.

Marvel Technology CEO Matt Murphy said, "Our expanded partnership with Nvidia reflects the growing importance of high-speed connectivity, optical connectivity, and accelerated infrastructure in scaling AI." https://www.economy-news.net/content.php?id=67374

Syria Is Preparing To Open Its Second Border Crossing With Iraq.

Money and BusinessEconomy News - Baghdad Officials from the Syrian General Authority for Ports and Customs conducted an inspection tour of the Al-Yarubiyah border crossing with Iraq in Al-Hasakah Governorate, as part of monitoring the rehabilitation work and raising operational readiness in preparation for its reopening.

Khaled Al-Barad, the assistant head of the authority, accompanied by a delegation of directors of the central directorates, conducted a field tour to see the reality of the work being carried out at the port, and to follow up on the implementation of maintenance and equipment plans.

The Syrian General Authority for Ports and Customs stated on its Facebook page that the tour included reviewing the infrastructure maintenance work being carried out by the Directorate of Facilities and Maintenance, which includes rehabilitating service facilities and improving the readiness of squares, internal roads, passenger halls and customs, in addition to raising the efficiency of technical and logistical equipment to ensure that crossing traffic is accommodated in an organized and safe manner.

The authority explained that the rehabilitation and maintenance work is expected to be completed during the coming period, with the opening of the crossing scheduled for the beginning of next May, in a step aimed at supporting trade and strengthening economic ties, in addition to facilitating the movement of citizens through this vital crossing with Iraq.

She emphasized that these efforts are part of a plan to rehabilitate border crossings and raise their operational efficiency, in line with the requirements of the current stage and to enhance the readiness of the infrastructure to serve transit traffic.https://www.economy-news.net/content.php?id=67364

60 Oil Tankers Crossed Through The Al-Walid Border Crossing And Headed To Revive The Haditha-Aqaba Pipeline.

Money and Business   Economy News – Baghdad   Anbar Provincial Council member Adnan al-Kubaisi announced on Tuesday that more than 60 trucks loaded with Iraqi oil have begun crossing through the al-Walid border crossing, expecting the number of trucks transporting oil to rise to between 600 and 700 in the coming period.

Al-Kubaisi said, "There is a trend to resume the mechanism of exporting oil through the Syrian and Jordanian ports in quantities that may exceed 200,000 barrels per day, as was the practice before 2003 using tankers."

He added that "the next stage may witness parliamentary action to compel the government to implement the modern Aqaba pipeline project, given its strategic importance in diversifying oil export outlets."

Al-Kubaisi pointed out that "the project was previously approved but faced objections, but there is currently pressure to reactivate it and proceed with its completion, given the economic benefits it provides, as well as its positive impact on Anbar Governorate, especially with regard to the petrodollar file." https://www.economy-news.net/content.php?id=67362

Qatar Central Bank Issues Government Bonds Worth 3 Billion Riyals With A Return Of 4.5% Annually

Banks   The Qatar Central Bank issued government bonds worth 3 billion riyals for terms of 5 and 3 years.

The new issuance was distributed in two tranches, with a value of 1.5 billion riyals for each issuance, and a return rate of 4.5%.

According to a statement from the Central Bank, the first issue is due on August 24, 2030, while the second issue is due on January 16, 2029.

It is noted that the outstanding balance of government bonds in Qatar amounted to 61.98 billion riyals at the end of March 2026, representing 47% of the total value of public debt instruments amounting to 131.5 billion Qatari riyals.

https://www.economy-news.net/content.php?id=67383

The Dollar Index And The Upward Trap Amid The Growing Shock Of Regional War   

Dr. Haitham Hamid Mutlaq Al-Mansour  Economy News – Baghdad   Recent warnings from Morgan Stanley indicate the possibility of the dollar falling into an upward trap during the current regional war, pointing to a clear contradiction in the behavior of financial markets.

The US dollar may rise strongly in crises, but this rise may not necessarily reflect sustainable economic strength, but rather a short-term response to a geopolitical shock whose effects will soon be reversed.

At the outset of crises, investors globally flock to the dollar as a safe haven, a highly liquid asset, and the world's reserve currency. This explains why the US dollar accounts for approximately 58-60% of global central bank reserves and is used in roughly 80% of international trade.

This sudden surge in demand drives the dollar index (DXY) upward, often resulting in gains of 3% to 7% during the initial weeks of major geopolitical shocks.

As the war escalates and oil prices soar—sometimes jumping 15% to 25%—the demand for the dollar, driven by energy demand, intensifies, further bolstering its short-term gains.

Conversely, the euro faces significant pressure, as the Eurozone imports over 60% of its energy needs. Consequently, rising oil and gas prices increase the import bill and strain the trade balance, typically leading to a 2% to 5% decline in the euro in the short term during energy crises.

This disparity widens the temporary gap between the two currencies and creates the impression that the dollar is entering a strong upward trend.

However, according to Morgan Stanley, this rally could be misleading. As the global oil price shock continues, markets are rapidly correcting the inflationary impact of rising energy costs.

With the general price level rising as a reflection of this shock, economic entities anticipate interest rate hikes and continued tight monetary policy, which quickly supports the dollar. At this point, markets will focus on the immediate effect of inflation.

But the more profound impact of slowing economic growth is quickly underestimated. Economic modeling suggests that every 10% increase in oil prices can shave roughly 0.2% to 0.4% off global growth over a year.

If prices remain above $100 a barrel, growth in the Eurozone could fall below 1%, with increasing recession expectations, which would then impact the US economy, slowing it from around 2% to 1% or less.

Herein lies the paradox. The strong dollar, which surged in response to the shock of war, is gradually becoming a source of internal pressure on the US economy. A 5% to 10% appreciation of the dollar leads to a 3% to 5% decline in the profits of multinational corporations due to the exchange rate effect, and it also weakens the competitiveness of exports.

As signs of a slowdown increase, the US Federal Reserve may be forced to adjust its course, either by halting interest rate hikes or even lowering them, which would hinder one of the most important monetary policy tools used to support the dollar.

Historically, data shows that the dollar tends to rise at the start of crises and then lose momentum. In past crises, such as the oil shock or major geopolitical tensions, the dollar made initial gains but subsequently declined by 4% to 8% over three to six months as market focus shifted from fear to economic fundamentals.

Accordingly, the "upside trap" occurs when investors enter at high levels, driven by the momentum of the crisis, while the true supporting factors have already peaked. As attention shifts from inflation to growth, and from the shock to the fallout, investment moves in the opposite direction, signaling the onset of a slowdown and recession.

At present, the dollar appears outwardly stable, supported by three pillars: demand for it as a safe haven, a liquid asset, and a global reserve currency; high energy prices; and the Federal Reserve's continued relatively hawkish stance. However, these same pillars contain elements of their own erosion.

The longer the war continues and the higher oil prices rise, the greater the pressure on global economic growth will become, and markets willgradually begin to reprice away from the crisis and toward fundamentals.

Therefore, if oil prices remain above $100 and growth indicators gradually begin to emerge, the probability of a dollar decline rises to between 60% and 75% within a period of 3 to 6 months. In this scenario, the dollar typically falls by 4% to 8% from its peak.

Domestically, a 5% rise in the dollar leads to a 3% to 5% decrease in US corporate profits, a 2% to 4% drop in exports, and a reduction of approximately 0.2% to 0.4% in overall GDP growth due to increased costs.

If the dollar rises by 10%, these effects nearly double, and the relationship becomes non-linear and reversible, pushing the economy toward recession and prompting the Federal Reserve to ease monetary policy.

In short, the dollar's rise during this war may shift from strength to weakness, as it is driven by temporary precautionary demand rather than a fundamental improvement in economic activity.

If signs of a global slowdown stabilize, this rise could transform from a source of strength into a point of decline, thus reshaping the relationship between the dollar, the euro, and global markets in the post-shock era.

https://www.economy-news.net/content.php?id=67343

“News Tidbits From TNT” Wed. Morning 4-1-2026

TNT:

Tishwash:  A delegation from the Kurdistan Democratic Party arrives in Baghdad

 An informed source reported today, Tuesday (March 31, 2026), that a delegation from the Kurdistan Democratic Party has arrived in Baghdad.

The source told Baghdad Today that "a delegation from the Kurdistan Democratic Party arrived in the capital, Baghdad, to discuss the missile and drone attacks targeting the Kurdistan Region, in addition to a number of political issues related to the internal Iraqi situation."

The source indicated that "the delegation includes Fadel Mirani, head of the working body in the political office, Fawzi Hariri, head of the office of the presidency of the region, Nawzad Hadi, member of the central committee, and Omid Sabah, member of the central committee."

He added, "The delegation is scheduled to hold a series of meetings with Iraqi political forces to discuss the issue of missile and drone attacks that targeted areas in the region during the past weeks, in addition to the issue of forming the new Iraqi government, and the dialogues related to electing a new president for the Republic of Iraq during the next stage."

The delegation's visit comes amid continued regional tensions resulting from the war between Iran on one side, and the United States and Israel on the other, and the accompanying repeated targeting in Kurdistan. The visit also coincides with broad internal political activity to resolve the requirements for forming the government and agreeing on a candidate for the position of President of the Republic.  link

Tishwash:  MP: The session to elect the president is not yet decided, and postponement is possible.

Former MP, Arif Al-Hamami, confirmed on Tuesday that the session scheduled for April 11 to elect the President of the Republic has not yet been decided, noting that setting the date came as a result of initial understandings that have not reached the stage of final confirmation.

Al-Hamami told Al-Maalouma that “the Iraqi parliament’s setting of a session on April 11 to elect the president is still not decided among the political forces, and it cannot be confirmed that it will be held at this time,” indicating that “postponing the date remains very possible in light of the lack of mature agreements.”

He added that “Iraq is going through a difficult phase and multifaceted challenges, which requires a clear political decision to complete the formation of the government, starting with the election of the President of the Republic, up to the assignment of the candidate of the largest bloc, in order to proceed with managing the current crises, especially the financial and economic files.”

Al-Hamami indicated that “next week will witness a series of important meetings in Baghdad between various political forces,” noting that “these meetings may lead to outcomes that push towards greater consensus regarding the April 11th session, including the forces of the Coordination Framework, in preparation for electing the President of the Republic and tasking the candidate of the largest bloc.”  link

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Tishwash: The oil speculation market and the Iraq crisis

 The equation for determining the equilibrium price of crude oil globally is burdened with variables. Economic growth and its role in stimulating demand on one hand, and production levels and their role in the size of supply on the other hand, lead to determining the equilibrium price.

These are data that represent (internal) variables in the function. In addition, there is another set of variables that affect the determination of that price level, including wars, political events, supply chains, in addition to expectations related to major economies, alternative energy sources, weather seasons, and others, all of which are considered (external) variables in the function.

What concerns us here is that variable that operates silently and in the shadows, which is the oil speculation market. What is this market? How does it work? What is its size? And the important question is, can Iraq invest in it during its current crisis? 

It is a financial market where securities, such as oil futures contracts, are traded. These contracts are speculated upon to generate financial returns by investing in fluctuations in global oil prices.

This market includes various types of investors, such as hedge funds, banks, and other financial institutions. The New York, London, and Shanghai stock exchanges are among the most important of these markets.

What is striking about this market is the volume of trades taking place in it. In contrast to the actual daily oil production, which is estimated at about (100) million barrels, the value of contracts traded in the market is between (10 - 30) times, i.e., from one billion to three billion barrels.

This reflects the high levels of financial returns achieved by this trading and the extent of its impact on the course of the oil market in general, and thus its role in determining the equilibrium price of crude oil globally.

Like other variables that make up the oil structure in Iraq, and given the absence of a specialized oil financial center in Iraq and the nature of the oil policy of SOMO and behind it the Iraqi Ministry of Oil, which focuses on selling only real oil without a financial trading aspect, this means that Iraq does not achieve a presence in this market.

Iraq’s oil does not enter those markets in the form of contracts with different maturities that are subject to speculation, but rather it is sold through direct contracts, and this is a deficiency in the general structure of Iraqi oil policy.

The events taking place in the region, especially the decision to close the Strait of Hormuz, which is considered the oil lifeline for Iraq since we export the majority of our oil through it, have put Iraq in a very critical phase that may lead to a financial crisis in light of the disruption of oil exports.

Therefore, it is necessary to pay attention to the characteristics of this financial market and to urge those concerned in the Iraqi Ministry of Oil to find ways to communicate with these markets and offer futures contracts at competitive prices as much as possible to find a financial resource that addresses the current problem of the cessation of most oil exports.

There should be a lesson learned from what is happening now, and we should adopt future policies that work to create an active role for Iraq in the oil financial speculation market.  link

Tishwash:  A Chinese-Pakistani initiative to de-escalate tensions in the Middle East: an immediate ceasefire, securing the Strait of Hormuz, and a comprehensive peace process.

China and Pakistan announced a joint initiative aimed at restoring peace and stability in the Gulf region and the Middle East, following official talks held Tuesday in Beijing between Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and his Pakistani counterpart, Muhammad Ishaq Dar.

The two sides exchanged views on the rapidly evolving situation in the region, amid escalating regional tensions. They agreed to propose a five-point initiative based on a set of practical steps to contain the crisis and prevent its further escalation.

The initiative includes a call for an immediate cessation of hostilities, emphasizing the need for a comprehensive ceasefire and urgent action to prevent the conflict from spreading. It also calls for facilitating the unimpeded delivery of humanitarian aid to affected areas.

Furthermore, the initiative stresses the importance of launching peace negotiations as soon as possible, emphasizing respect for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of states, particularly Iran and the Gulf states, and affirming that dialogue and diplomacy are the only viable means of resolving disputes.

The initiative urges all parties to commit to resolving their differences peacefully and to refrain from the use of force or the threat of force during the negotiation process.

On another front, China and Pakistan emphasized the need to protect civilians and non-military targets, stressing adherence to international humanitarian law and the cessation of attacks on vital infrastructure, including energy, water, and electricity facilities, as well as peaceful nuclear facilities.

The initiative also focused on the importance of securing waterways, particularly the Strait of Hormuz, a vital artery for global trade and energy supplies, calling for ensuring the safety of ships and their crews and restoring the smooth flow of maritime navigation as quickly as possible.

The initiative reaffirmed the primacy of the UN Charter and the necessity of strengthening multilateralism and supporting the UN's role in reaching a comprehensive peace framework that guarantees lasting stability in the region, in accordance with the principles of international law. link

Seeds of Wisdom RV and Economics Updates Tuesday Evening 3-31-26

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Debt Growth Outpaces Economy: Powell Warns U.S. Fiscal Path “Will Not End Well”

Federal Reserve Chair signals rising concern as national debt accelerates beyond economic growth, creating long-term systemic risk.

OVERVIEW (KEY POINTS)

In remarks delivered this week, Jerome Powell issued a clear and unusually direct warning about the direction of U.S. fiscal policy. While he emphasized that the current debt level is not an immediate crisis, he stressed that the trajectory is unsustainable and increasingly dangerous.

The United States national debt has now reached approximately $39 trillion, continuing a rapid upward trend.

Powell’s central concern is not simply how large the debt is today—but that it is growing “substantially faster” than the overall economy, creating a widening imbalance that cannot be maintained long-term.

His warning was blunt:
👉 “The level of the debt is not unsustainable, but the path is not sustainable… it will not end well.”

This signals a critical shift in tone from the Federal Reserve—highlighting structural fiscal risk rather than short-term crisis.

KEY DEVELOPMENTS

1. Debt Nears $39 Trillion and Rising Rapidly

The scale of U.S. borrowing continues to accelerate.

• National debt has climbed to roughly $39 trillion

• Debt levels have increased sharply in recent years due to deficits, stimulus, and war-related spending

2. Core Warning: Debt Growing Faster Than the Economy

Powell’s primary concern is the imbalance between debt and growth.

• Debt is expanding “substantially faster” than GDP

• This creates a structural divergence that compounds over time

👉 This is the key issue—not just how much debt exists, but how fast it is growing relative to income (GDP).

3. Interest Costs Becoming a Major Risk Factor

As debt rises, so does the cost to service it.

• Interest payments are projected to exceed $1 trillion annually

• This becomes one of the fastest-growing parts of the federal budget

4. Powell Calls for Policy Action “Fairly Soon”

The warning includes urgency—but not panic.

• Powell emphasized the need for policy adjustments before crisis conditions emerge

• Focus is on stabilizing the path, not immediate debt reduction

5. Not a Crisis—Yet, But a Structural Imbalance

Powell made a clear distinction:

• Current debt level = manageable (for now)

• Future trajectory = unsustainable without change

WHY IT MATTERS

This is one of the most important financial signals coming from a central bank leader right now.

When debt grows faster than the economy:

• The system must borrow increasingly just to sustain itself

• Interest costs compound faster than income

• Fiscal flexibility shrinks over time

Eventually, this forces difficult choices:

• Higher taxes

• Reduced spending

• Monetization (money creation)

• Or financial system restructuring

This is why Powell’s warning is significant—it highlights a mathematical imbalance, not a political opinion.

WHY IT MATTERS TO FOREIGN CURRENCY HOLDERS

• Currency stability: Rising debt pressures confidence in long-term dollar strength

• Inflation risk: Debt expansion increases likelihood of monetary expansion

• Interest rates: Higher debt → higher yields needed to attract buyers

• Global flows: Investors may begin diversifying away from debt-heavy systems

IMPLICATIONS FOR THE GLOBAL RESET

• Pillar 1: Debt Sustainability Crisis Building Beneath the Surface

The issue is no longer the size of debt—but its growth dynamics.
This signals a slow-moving shift toward debt restructuring, monetization, or systemic change.

• Pillar 2: Transition from Growth-Driven to Debt-Driven System

When debt outpaces economic growth, the system becomes increasingly:

• Dependent on borrowing

• Sensitive to interest rates

• Vulnerable to shocks

This is a hallmark of late-stage financial cycles and often precedes major monetary transitions.

CONCLUSION

Powell’s message was not alarmist—but it was deeply consequential.

The United States is not facing an immediate debt crisis—but it is moving along a path that becomes harder to correct over time.

The real risk is not today’s $39 trillion debt level—it is the trajectory where debt continues to outgrow the economy year after year.

That imbalance quietly builds until it forces policy change, market repricing, or systemic reset.

This is not a sudden collapse scenario—it is a slow structural shift that eventually demands a new financial framework.

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SOURCES

• Yahoo Finance — "Jerome Powell says $39 trillion national debt path ‘will not end well’"

• Moneycontrol — "Fed Chair warns U.S. debt growing faster than economy"

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Iraq Economic News And Points To Ponder Tuesday Evening 3-31-26

Expert: The Government Does Not Have The Authority To Contract For The Purchase Of Air Defense Systems.

2026/03/31  {Security: Al-Furat News} Security expert Adnan Al-Kinani confirmed that the government lacks the legal authority to conclude contracts for the purchase of air defense systems under the current circumstances.

Al-Kinani said, during his appearance on the “Free Talk” program on Al-Furat satellite channel, that: “The current situation in light of the war reveals a crisis in funding and liquidity, as well as the absence of the necessary legitimacy to make a decision to contract for the purchase of air defense systems and radars,” indicating that “it was supposed to be directed towards purchasing missiles to repel air attacks.”

He added that "Iraq needs to set a clear time limit for contracting, training and installation processes, in addition to developing an integrated financing mechanism that is consistent with the legal frameworks, as well as identifying the entry points for these systems and the contracting parties and countries."

Al-Kinani pointed out that “Iraq used to rely on the Eastern bloc in the areas of armament and preparation, as Russia was one of the most committed countries in contracts and supply, and it contributed to strengthening military capabilities with various types of weapons.”

Al-Kinani pointed to "the possibility of returning to reliance on the Eastern bloc, in addition to benefiting from China in the field of limiting drones and developing capabilities to counter them."

The Cabinet, in its meeting held today, Tuesday, reviewed the implementation of armament, efficiency improvement and equipping of our armed forces with modern equipment, which had been previously approved and implemented within the government program, taking into account the priorities in the latest developments and the requirements of the various formations of our armed forces.

In the same context, the Cabinet approved “contracting to purchase defense systems, as well as approving all the necessary requirements to complete the tasks of the air defense formations and improve performance, according to what was submitted by the Ministry of Defense in this regard.” LINK

Brent Crude Futures Surpass $118 Per Barrel

{Economic: Al-Furat News} Oil prices rose again on Tuesday, with Brent crude futures exceeding $118 a barrel, amid global markets monitoring economic tensions and oil supplies.

Reuters reported that "Brent crude futures surpassed $118 a barrel, after concerns intensified following an attack on an oil tanker in the Middle East."   LINK

Gasoline Prices In The United States Jump Again, Exceeding $4 Per Gallon.

2026/03/31    {Economic: Al-Furat News} Fuel prices in the United States recorded a new jump on Tuesday, reaching their highest levels in four years, driven by the repercussions of the ongoing military confrontation in Iran as well.

Gasoline prices at U.S. gas stations have risen above $4 a gallon for the first time since the summer of 2022, as a result of rising oil prices due to the war in Iran, the Washington Post reported on Tuesday.

Economic reports indicate that the pace of price increases during the last month was faster and greater than the increases that followed the famous Hurricane Katrina in 2005, and even greater than the jumps that followed the imposition of sanctions on Russia during the Ukraine crisis in 2022.   LINK

Security Expert: Iran Will Be A Quagmire For US Forces In Any Ground Invasion Or Landing.

2026/03/31  {Security: Al-Furat News} Security expert Adnan Al-Kinani confirmed that any American ground intervention in Iran would face major challenges and could turn into a long war of attrition.

Al-Kinani said, during his appearance on the “Free Talk” program on Al-Furat satellite channel, that “US President Donald Trump is making reckless decisions and presenting a chaotic picture of the American interior,” noting that “there is a state of dissatisfaction within the United States that may be reflected in the upcoming elections.”

He added that "the current war represents a war of attrition for the American side and that prolonging it is in Iran's interest," predicting that "Washington will be forced to accept Tehran's conditions and withdraw from the region, which may lead to a decline in its role in international relations and the emergence of new alliances."

Al-Kinani continued, “The world has entered a new phase that may reshape economic balances with the possibility of a decline in the dominance of the dollar,” noting that the Iranian army possesses advanced combat capabilities and relies on a garrisoning style, which makes any land, sea, or air landing extremely costly.   LINK

Oil Falls 1%

2026/03/31     {Economic: Al-Furat News} Oil prices fell in Asian trading on Tuesday, reversing their previous gains.

Brent crude futures for May delivery fell $1.22, or 1.08%, to $111.56 a barrel at 02:10 GMT, after rising as much as 2% earlier in the session. The May contract expires today, Tuesday, while the more actively traded June contract was at $105.76.

U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude futures for May fell 98 cents, or 0.95%, to $101.90 a barrel, after hitting their highest level since March 9 at the start of trading, according to Reuters.   https://alforatnews.iq/news/%D8%A7%D9%84%D9%86%D9%81%D8%B7-%D9%8A%D9%86%D8%AE%D9%81%D8%B6-1

Dollar Prices Rise In Baghdad

2026/03/30    {Economic: Al-Furat News} The exchange rate of the US dollar rose this morning, Monday, in the markets of the capital, Baghdad.  The prices were as follows... The selling price was 155,750 dinars for 100 dollars, while the buying price was 154,750 dinars for 100 dollars.  https://alforatnews.iq/news/%D8%A7%D9%84%D8%AF%D9%88%D9%84-%D8%A8%D8%BA%D8%AF%D8%A7%D8%AF

Gold Rises As The Dollar Weakens

  {Economic: Al-Furat News} Gold prices rose slightly on Monday as the dollar weakened, but gains were limited by a sharp rise in energy prices that exacerbated concerns about inflation and further diminished expectations that the Federal Reserve (the US central bank) would cut interest rates this year.

Spot gold rose 0.3% to $4,505.86 an ounce. U.S. gold futures for April delivery also climbed 0.3% to $4,535.80.

The US dollar weakened, making commodities priced in the US currency more accessible to holders of other currencies, according to Reuters.

Gold has fallen more than 14% so far this month, its biggest monthly drop since October 2008, pressured by the US dollar, which has risen by more than 2%

As for other precious metals, silver rose 0.8% to $68.67 an ounce in spot trading. Platinum gained 2.5% to $1,909.45, and palladium climbed 3.2% to $1,420.63.   LINK

No Buyers for US Treasuries as $10 Trillion due for Refinance in 12 Months

No Buyers for US Treasuries as $10 Trillion due for Refinance in 12 Months

Lena Petrova:  3-30-2026

The ongoing bond market meltdown has taken a significant turn, with the recent weakest US Treasury auction in over three years sending a stark warning signal about the state of the US economy.

As highlighted in the latest video by Lena Petrova, the second part of a series on the bond market crisis, growing investor unease is manifesting in declining demand for US government debt, rising yields, and a vicious cycle of higher borrowing costs and weakening trust.

The escalating war in Iran has emerged as a critical factor contributing to this unease, with investors increasingly concerned about the implications of geopolitical risks on the US economy and fiscal sustainability.

The surge in oil prices, driven by tensions in critical global energy corridors such as the Strait of Hormuz and Bab al-Mandab Strait, is fueling inflation expectations and pushing interest rates upward. As a result, investors are becoming more cautious, preferring shorter-term bonds and demanding higher yields as compensation for increased risk.

This shift in investor behavior reflects broader concerns around massive government borrowing, unresolved geopolitical conflict, and inflation.

The US is facing a daunting financial challenge, with trillions in debt needing refinancing in the year ahead. The situation is further complicated by the fact that about 20% of federal tax revenue is already being used to service existing debt.

Rising debt issuance from both the government and corporations, combined with geopolitical uncertainty and potential military escalation, is driving volatility and instability in bond markets.

The bond market, often operating quietly in the background, is a crucial determinant of economic outcomes. Its current shifts signal broader economic and financial stress ahead.

As the video emphasizes, the future hinges on whether geopolitical tensions ease or worsen. Prolonged conflict is likely to exacerbate inflation, weaken demand for Treasuries, and increase financial strain.

The implications of this bond market meltdown are far-reaching and have significant consequences for the US economy.

Rising borrowing costs and decreasing demand for government debt can create a self-reinforcing cycle, where higher interest rates further weaken the economy, leading to even lower demand for Treasuries.

This, in turn, can have a ripple effect on the broader financial system, potentially triggering a wider economic downturn.

For investors, policymakers, and anyone interested in understanding the intricacies of the global economy, it is essential to stay informed about the developments in the bond market. Watch the full video from Lena Petrova to gain further insights and information on this critical issue.

 As the situation continues to unfold, one thing is clear: the bond market meltdown is a warning sign that should not be ignored.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hcu54GZAgWY

Touring Iraq With YouTubers

Touring Iraq With YouTubers

Edu Matrix:  3-31-2026

Touring Iraq With YouTubers …Secret Religions in Iraq …See how Iraq really looks, the old and the new

Discover what YouTubers are really saying after traveling to Iraq—and the truth might surprise you.

In this video, we break down firsthand experiences from content creators who have explored cities like Baghdad and the stunning Kurdistan Region (KRG).

From walking through local neighborhoods to filming inside hotels, restaurants, and tourist hotspots, these creators are showing a side of Iraq that most people never see.

You’ll hear what travelers say about arriving at Baghdad International Airport, navigating the city, and staying in places like the well-known Babylon Rotana Hotel.

Many YouTubers highlight the incredible food scene—featuring traditional Iraqi dishes, local restaurants, and street food that’s both affordable and unforgettable. From grilled kebabs to rich rice dishes, Iraq’s culinary culture is becoming a major highlight for visitors.

The video also explores tourism across Iraq, including historical sites, modern cafes, and scenic destinations in the KRG region, which is often described as safer and more tourist-friendly.

Travelers share their experiences with local hospitality, cultural traditions, and the welcoming nature of the Iraqi people.

In addition, some YouTubers discuss the lesser-known Yazidi Religion (often spelled Yazi), offering insight into its history, beliefs, and the resilience of its followers. This adds a deeper cultural and educational perspective to the travel experience.

Whether you’re curious about visiting Iraq, investing in emerging tourism markets, or simply want to see the country through a different lens, this video provides real, on-the-ground perspectives from today’s travel creators.

 Watch now to discover the Iraq most people never talk about.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X94-PLqc3Zs

Seeds of Wisdom RV and Economics Updates Tuesday Afternoon 3-31-26

Good Afternoon Dinar Recaps,

Oil Shock Triggers Second-Wave Inflation Risk: Energy Crisis Spreads into Food and Global Supply Chains

Record energy price surges are now feeding into broader inflation pressures, signaling a deeper and more persistent disruption to the global financial system.

OVERVIEW (KEY POINTS)

Global markets are facing a historic energy shock, with oil prices posting their largest monthly increase on record amid ongoing conflict and disruption in the Strait of Hormuz. This surge is not only impacting fuel costs but is now spilling into broader economic sectors, amplifying systemic risk.

The most critical development is the emergence of a second wave of inflation, as higher energy prices begin to drive fertilizer shortages, agricultural cost increases, and rising food prices. This creates a delayed but more persistent inflation cycle that central banks cannot easily control.

At the same time, financial conditions are tightening globally without direct policy action. Markets themselves are driving higher yields, reduced liquidity, and rising borrowing costs, effectively doing the work of central banks.

The broader implication is significant: this is no longer just an energy crisis—it is evolving into a multi-layered inflationary cycle, reinforcing structural changes aligned with a global financial reset.

KEY DEVELOPMENTS

1. Record Oil Price Surge Reshapes Global Cost Structure

Oil prices have surged dramatically, marking a historic shift in energy markets.

• Brent crude reached $115–$118 per barrel, with the largest monthly gain on record

• Forecasts for 2026 oil prices have been revised sharply upward, reflecting sustained disruption

2. Second-Wave Inflation Emerging Through Food Systems

Energy shocks are now feeding into agriculture and supply chains.

• Fertilizer and input costs are rising, driving future food price increases

• Food inflation tends to lag energy but persist longer, creating extended pressure

3. Strait of Hormuz Disruption Alters Global Trade Flows

Shipping constraints continue to reshape global logistics.

• The Strait has been effectively restricted since late February, limiting energy flows

• Partial transit signals adaptation, not normalization, in global trade routes

4. Markets Tighten Without Central Bank Action

Financial conditions are tightening organically.

• Rising yields, mortgage rates, and costs reflect market-driven tightening

• Central banks are being forced into a wait-and-see posture

5. Stagflation Risks Intensify Across Economies

The combination of inflation and slowing growth is becoming more pronounced.

• Energy-driven inflation is colliding with weakening economic momentum

• Markets increasingly fear a stagflationary environment

WHY IT MATTERS

This development marks a shift from a single shock event to a cascading economic cycle. Energy price increases are no longer isolated—they are feeding into food, manufacturing, and transportation costs, expanding inflation across the entire economy.

Central banks are losing flexibility. With inflation rising again through secondary channels, policymakers face a longer and more complex battle, limiting their ability to stimulate growth or ease financial conditions.

At the system level, this signals a move toward a higher-cost global economy, where supply shocks have longer-lasting and more widespread effects.

WHY IT MATTERS TO FOREIGN CURRENCY HOLDERS

• Currency value: Energy-importing nations face currency weakness from rising costs

• Purchasing power: Food and energy inflation erode real value more persistently

• Capital flows: Investors may favor commodity-linked and inflation-resistant assets

• Exchange rates: Increased divergence driven by inflation exposure and policy response

IMPLICATIONS FOR THE GLOBAL RESET

• Pillar 1: Structural Inflation Regime Shift

The transition from energy-driven inflation to broad-based cost inflation signals a structural shift. Inflation is becoming embedded and multi-layered, reducing the effectiveness of traditional monetary tools.

• Pillar 2: Supply Chain and Resource Repricing

Global supply chains are being repriced around energy access, resource control, and geopolitical alignment. This is accelerating a move toward regionalization and strategic resource dominance.

CONCLUSION

The current oil shock is no longer just a market event—it is evolving into a system-wide transformation of cost structures and inflation dynamics. What begins as an energy disruption is now spreading into food systems, supply chains, and monetary policy constraints.

Markets may still be reacting in phases, but the underlying shift is clear: inflation is becoming more persistent, more complex, and more difficult to control.

This marks a critical turning point where energy, inflation, and policy are converging into a sustained structural shift in the global financial system.

The shock is no longer temporary—it is embedding itself into the foundation of the global economy.

Seeds of Wisdom Team
Newshounds News™ Exclusive

SOURCES

• Reuters — "Global markets rocked by record oil surge and war-driven volatility"

• Reuters Breakingviews — "Food inflation is hard to digest for central banks"

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News, Rumors and Opinions Tuesday 3-31-2026

Ariel:  We are at the Line Ladies and Gentlemen

3-31-2026

April 1, 2026 marks the operational lift of all remaining restrictions on Ripple as a federally chartered U.S. bank under OCC oversight.

This is not incremental progress it grants Ripple full federal-level custody capabilities for assets, enabling seamless integration with the new instant multi-currency settlement rails already live in major institutions.

Physical foreign currency positions (dinar, dong, bolivar) are now positioned to eventually convert in real time against tokenized reserve pools, bypassing legacy correspondent banking entirely

The timing synchronizes precisely with Iraq’s mandated full cashless transition in July 2026, creating an unbreakable mechanical bridge where legacy paper dinar generates immediate tokenized claims on segregated gold and commodity baskets.

Banks at some point will require the incoming liquidity from American-held IQD positions to balance their books once Iraq opens markets and the upward revaluation transmits through atomic settlement. But silver hasn’t gotten a floor price yet.

The White House East Wing subsurface command node beneath the new ballroom was (allegedly) accelerated for exactly this convergence. Surface-level financial infrastructure faces imminent contestation from legacy networks that have(allegedly)  maintained silver rigging, derivative opacity, and off-ledger arbitrage for decades.

The bunker serves as hardened contingency for(allegedly)  uninterrupted executive authority during the transition.

Private donors aligned with America-first monetary reset (allegedly) including networks tied to Miriam Adelson, Richard Uihlein, and select energy and tech figures funded the rapid construction using classified military engineering protocols to bypass bureaucratic delays.

The dual-use design (ceremonial ballroom above, secure node below) (allegedly) ensures normal White House functions continue while the critical command infrastructure matures ahead of schedule.

If legacy banks cannot meet silver demands or derivative obligations as tokenized reserves and real-time oracles go live in April, the resulting panic triggers continuity protocols that activate the subsurface node.

This allows military assets to restore order under existing executive frameworks while the harvest from suppressed wealth (Najaf gold tranches, Iraqi digital pivot, dinar conversions) flows directly to holders through transparent XRPL-derived rails.

Ripple’s federal bank status on April 1 is the public signal that the machinery is already operational. The contingency node guarantees command continuity so the Republic completes the shift to sovereign, asset-backed rails without interruption.

The ground work is basically done. The fallout after April 1st will start to get real for banks. Especially after The Clarity Act passes.

Source(s):   • https://x.com/Prolotario1/status/2038762992137875932

https://dinarchronicles.com/2026/03/31/prolotario-we-are-at-the-line-ladies-and-gentlemen/

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Militia Man  Brent [crude oil] is running around $115 a barrel.  [Iraq's] budget is somewhere around $70.  They're padding their reserves even though Hormuz is relatively bottle-necked, not completely closed...The bottom line is Iraq is moving transit through the port.

Frank26   [Iraq boots-on-the-ground report]   OMAR: Television showing thousands of Shite militia that are now inside of our country leaving and moving to Iran.  They are going there for the final fight. FRANK:  That's a massive exodus of...people leaving Iraq because there's no money.  There's nothing for them to steal.  They can't progress in Iraq anymore...

Jeff    Iran's finally showing some good faith efforts to potentially bring the war to an end.  As that step is happening, of the war possibly coming to an end, Iraq's news is transitioning, becoming more suggesting that they're about to vote on their president.  Iraq would have to have the inside scoop and have access to secret news on the status of the war for what they've got pending...Their whole rate change process is contingent upon this war ending..

Bob Kudla - Oil Will Snap Back Once Mission Is Complete, Old Economic System Is Being Dismantled

X22 Report:  3-31-2026

Trump is now removing the fear tax in the Middle East. Iran the protector of the fear tax is being removed and Trump is now taking control of the Strait of Hormuz. The powers that controlled it are now being removed.

Bitcoin and gold are tracking lower, but as soon as the Iran mission is over they will shoot up and oil will drop dramatically.

Trump is dismantling the old economic system, the tariff system is being built to detach from the CB system that was established a long time ago. Income tax will be a thing of the past.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLcfEiDPZMA

“News Tidbits From TNT” Tuesday 3-31-2026

TNT:

Tishwash:  Oil above $100... Hormuz disrupts supplies and there is no clear agreement with Iran

Global oil prices have surged above $100 a barrel, driven by escalating tensions in the Middle East and reduced oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world's most vital energy chokepoints.  

Brent Crude has fluctuated between $103 and $110 a barrel in recent days, experiencing sharp volatility linked to developments on the ground and political statements regarding Iran. Recent data indicates that Brent reached $107 today (March 30, 2026), an increase of more than 2%.

The Strait of Hormuz: A Troubled Artery.

Shipping traffic through the strait has slowed considerably, with limited passage of oil tankers, particularly from Asian countries, amid cautious routes suggesting tacit coordination with Iran. 

Reports have also indicated a significant drop in activity, with direct threats to block the passage of ships associated with "enemies," as Iran has designated them. These "enemies" include countries linked to the United States and Israel, according to the Iranian classification, which also encompasses Gulf states. This has led markets to price in scenarios of a severe supply shortage. 

Is there an agreement with Iran?

Despite US President Donald Trump's announcement of "promising opportunities" for reaching an agreement, Tehran denied the existence of direct negotiations, confirming only contacts through intermediaries, thus maintaining a state of uncertainty in the market. 

This discrepancy between political statements and the reality on the ground has led markets to react cautiously, with prices rising with any escalation and temporarily declining with talk of a possible de-escalation. Regarding 

Basra oil and tankers 

, there are still no clear indications of a complete stabilization of oil tanker traffic in the Gulf, including Iraqi exports from Basra ports, as shipping remains directly linked to the level of tension in the Strait of Hormuz.

According to current data, tanker transit is limited and cautious, and no full or safe return to normal export operations has been announced, despite the Iraqi side's announcement of reaching an agreement with Iran regarding allowing Iraqi oil to transit through Hormuz.

According to reports up to March 30, 2026, at least one oil tanker carrying Iraqi crude had transited the Strait of Hormuz since the outbreak of regional tensions that led to its de facto closure. 

The supertanker "Omega Trader," operated by a Japanese company, successfully transited the Strait of Hormuz carrying two million barrels of Iraqi oil.

The tanker arrived in Mumbai, India, suggesting that the transit was arranged specifically to serve the Indian market.

In mid-March, the Iraqi oil minister announced ongoing communication with Iran to secure passage for some tankers to alleviate the oil glut. However, the transit remains very limited and does not represent a full resumption of exports.

Iran stipulates that tankers must not be affiliated with the United States or Israel to be permitted passage, and limited exceptions have been granted to countries such as India, Pakistan, and China.  link

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Tishwash:  Three sources of payroll funding: A new strategy to counter global financial shocks

Amid a turbulent international scene, Baghdad is sending reassuring messages to millions of employees and those covered by the welfare network, stressing that the compass of living stability will not be affected by the tremors of energy markets or the winds of regional crises.

Relying on a combination of digital transformation of tax collection, capitalizing on the oil price boom, and a solid cash reserve, represents a financial "buffer zone" through which Iraq seeks to secure the livelihood of its citizens, away from the repercussions of the surrounding political and military conflicts.

Countering global financial shocks

In this regard, the Prime Minister’s financial advisor, Mazhar Muhammad Salih, confirmed on Tuesday that the current policy guarantees the continuation of salaries and social welfare grants. While he identified three main sources to ensure the sustainability of salaries and social spending, he indicated that Iraq is capable of facing global financial and economic shocks efficiently and effectively.

Saleh said: “Ensuring the sustainability of monthly expenditures for salaries, wages, pensions, and social welfare allowances, in light of the current economic challenges and global fluctuations due to geopolitical risks , is a top priority, and depends on three main sources of revenue that guarantee the protection of the living and social stability of citizens on a regular monthly basis.”

Maximize revenues

He explained that “the first source is maximizing non-oil revenues, as ensuring the liquidity of collecting these revenues is achieved by intensifying approved electronic payment methods, which enhances the state’s own financial resources and reduces total dependence on oil revenues.”

Expanding the oil export base

Saleh added that “the second source is expanding the base of crude oil and petroleum product exports. This policy includes using traditional export channels whenever possible, including land and sea transport through neighboring countries, according to current global oil prices, which have seen an increase of nearly 70% compared to their levels before the outbreak of tensions in the Gulf and Middle East region.”

He pointed out that “this export expansion, in light of high crude oil prices, contributes to boosting the revenues needed to cover social spending and ensure the stability of the local market.”

quantitative easing policies

He explained that “the third source of revenue is to follow a pattern of targeted quantitative easing policies, with monetary and fiscal coordination, where coordination between monetary and fiscal policy is intensified, and this coordination is supported by efficient foreign exchange reserves, to ensure the stability of the national economy and the sustainability of public social spending, including the payment of salaries, pensions and social welfare allowances without any interruption.”

Saleh concluded by saying, “The continuation of these integrated policies guarantees the protection of monthly job income, enhances economic and social stability in the country, and enables Iraq to face global financial and economic shocks efficiently and effectively.”  link

Tishwash:  Government advisor: 13% of the economy is used to subsidize goods and stabilize fuel prices.

The economic advisor to the Prime Minister, Mazhar Muhammad Saleh, confirmed that government support for goods and services in Iraq amounts to about 13% of the gross domestic product, noting that the stability of fuel prices despite the rise in global oil prices has contributed to the stability of living costs.

Saleh told Al-Furat News Agency that: “The situation in the country is very different, as government support for goods and services consumes the equivalent of 13% of the gross domestic product,” noting that “the stability of fuel prices in Iraq, despite the rise in global oil prices due to the geopolitical conditions in the world and the Middle East in particular, represents the highest case of price support and is reflected in the stability of living costs.”

He explained that "the stability of fuel prices is reflected in the costs of services, especially transportation, electricity generation and domestic use of fuel, in addition to the consumption of fuel and energy for industrial and agricultural purposes and various professional activities."

Saleh added that "supporting the food and medicine basket and the necessities of life will undoubtedly reduce what is called imported inflation of goods entering the country resulting from the effects of rising global energy prices, in which the price of a barrel of oil has exceeded $107."

 He explained that "the common rule among economic circles indicates that a 10% increase in oil prices leads to an increase in global inflation of about 0.2% to 0.4%, and this increase is usually included in the imported inflation equation for products."

Saleh noted that "the economic authorities in the country renew their commitment to continue supporting the living stability of citizens, enhancing economic and social security, and taking measures to confront any external challenges in a way that ensures the sustainability of growth and protects economic gains."  link

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Tishwash: Netanyahu: There are military solutions to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, led by Washington.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu revealed on Monday evening that there are US-led military solutions to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, but declined to elaborate.

Netanyahu told the American website Newsmax, "The Strait of Hormuz can be bypassed, and there is an interest in achieving this and allowing the free flow of oil and gas. There are military solutions to reopen the strait led by the United States, but I will not address them."

He noted that "there are post-war ideas to divert energy and oil pipelines from the Gulf to Mediterranean ports."

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bisent revealed on Monday that "individual" agreements had been made with Iran for ships to pass through the Strait of Hormuz. This coincided with preparations by European Union energy ministers to hold an emergency meeting on Tuesday to discuss ways to coordinate a response to the disruptions in global energy markets caused by the war with Iran.

Earlier today, US President Donald Trump said that Iran had agreed to allow 20 oil tankers to pass through the Strait of Hormuz starting Monday morning for several days "as a gesture of respect," adding that Tehran "agrees with most" points of America's ceasefire plan.

In an interview with Israel's Channel 14, Trump said: "The Iranians desperately want to reach an agreement and are begging to do so," stressing that the United States is "already working to control the Strait of Hormuz."

In response to a question about the level of coordination with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, he explained that relations are "at their peak," adding: "The coordination is very close, and our relationship is good. It couldn't be better."   link

Seeds of Wisdom RV and Economics Updates Tuesday Morning 3-31-26

Good Morning Dinar Recaps,

War Costs Pressure U.S. Debt: Rising Yields Signal Growing Strain on Treasury Markets

Escalating conflict-driven spending and inflation pressures are pushing U.S. borrowing costs higher, raising concerns about long-term fiscal sustainability.

OVERVIEW (KEY POINTS)

The U.S. Treasury market is facing mounting pressure as inflation and war-related costs push yields higher, signaling growing stress within the financial system. The conflict with Iran has already driven energy prices upward, feeding into inflation and complicating monetary policy decisions.

At the same time, a new layer of concern is emerging: the fiscal burden of a prolonged conflict, including increased military spending, potential tariff refunds, and stimulus measures if economic growth weakens. These pressures are building on an already fragile fiscal position marked by record debt levels.

Bond markets are beginning to reflect this strain. The S&P U.S. Aggregate Bond Index has declined, while Treasury yields across maturities are rising, indicating reduced investor appetite and higher borrowing costs.

The broader implication is a tightening financial environment where fiscal expansion and monetary constraints collide, creating structural pressure on the U.S. debt market and the global financial system.

KEY DEVELOPMENTS

1. Rising Yields Reflect Inflation and War Pressures

Treasury yields are climbing as inflation persists and conflict-driven costs increase.

• 10-year yields approached 4.5%, signaling higher long-term borrowing costs

• Markets are adjusting to prolonged inflation and delayed rate cuts

2. Fiscal Deficit Risks Expanding Sharply

War-related spending could significantly increase the U.S. deficit.

• Deficit projected near 6% of GDP, potentially rising toward 8% with war costs

• Additional burdens include military funding, tariff refunds, and stimulus measures

3. Record Debt Amplifies Systemic Risk

The U.S. fiscal position was already under strain before the conflict.

• National debt has reached approximately $39 trillion

• Annual interest payments nearing $1 trillion, limiting fiscal flexibility

4. Weak Demand Signals Bond Market Stress

Recent Treasury auctions show soft demand, reflecting investor caution.

• Short-term yields rising due to reduced expectations of Fed rate cuts

• Long-term yields also increasing, indicating broad-based pressure

5. Policy Uncertainty Complicates Market Outlook

Monetary and fiscal policy paths remain unclear.

• Federal Reserve may face limits on rate cuts amid rising spending

• Treasury may adjust issuance strategy if long-term yields continue climbing

WHY IT MATTERS

The combination of rising yields, expanding deficits, and persistent inflation creates a challenging environment for the U.S. economy. Higher borrowing costs can slow investment, tighten financial conditions, and increase debt servicing burdens.

Markets are entering a phase where fiscal policy is no longer neutral, but a major driver of financial conditions. This increases the risk of volatility across bonds, equities, and global capital flows.

At the system level, the U.S. debt market—long considered the foundation of global finance—is facing growing structural pressure, which could have ripple effects worldwide.

WHY IT MATTERS TO FOREIGN CURRENCY HOLDERS

• Currency value: Rising yields may support the U.S. dollar short term, but long-term debt risks could weaken confidence

• Purchasing power: Persistent inflation erodes real value across currencies

• Capital flows: Investors may shift toward higher-yield or safer assets, impacting global liquidity

• Exchange rates: Increased volatility tied to policy uncertainty and debt sustainability concerns

IMPLICATIONS FOR THE GLOBAL RESET

• Pillar 1: Debt Sustainability Under Pressure

The expanding U.S. deficit and rising interest costs highlight a structural challenge to sovereign debt sustainability. As borrowing becomes more expensive, governments face harder trade-offs between spending and stability, reshaping fiscal policy globally.

• Pillar 2: Shift in Global Capital Allocation

Rising yields and fiscal uncertainty are driving a reallocation of global capital, as investors reassess risk and return. This shift could accelerate diversification away from traditional safe-haven assets and alter the balance of financial power.

CONCLUSION

The U.S. Treasury market is entering a period of heightened pressure as fiscal expansion collides with tighter financial conditions. Rising yields are not just a market reaction—they are a signal of deeper structural strain within the system.

While markets have not fully repriced these risks, the trajectory of debt, deficits, and geopolitical costs suggests that pressures are building beneath the surface.

This moment reflects a broader shift where fiscal policy, not just monetary policy, is driving market outcomes, with implications that extend far beyond U.S. borders.

The cost of conflict is no longer contained—it is being absorbed directly into the foundation of the global financial system.

Seeds of Wisdom Team
Newshounds News™ Exclusive

SOURCES

• Modern Diplomacy — "Treasury Market Faces Rising Costs of Prolonged War"

• Reuters — "U.S. Treasury yields rise amid inflation and fiscal concerns"

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🌱A Message to Our Currency Holders🌱

If you’ve been holding foreign currency for many years, you were not foolish.

You were not wrong to believe the global financial system would change.

What failed was not your patience — it was the information you were given.

For years, dates, rumors, and personalities replaced facts, structure, and proof. “This week” predictions created cycles of hope and disappointment that were never based on how currencies actually change.

That is not your failure.

Our mission here is different:   • No dates • No rates • No hype • No gurus

Instead, we focus on:

• Verifiable developments • Institutional evidence

• Global financial structure • Where countries actually sit in the process

Currency value changes only come after sovereignty, trade, banking, settlement systems, and fiscal coordination are in place. History and institutions confirm this sequence.

You will see silence. You will see denials. That is not delay — that is discipline.

Protect your identity. Organize your documents.    Verify everything.

Never hand your discernment to anyone who cannot show proof.

You deserve truth — not timelines.

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