Reforming The Iraqi Economy

Economic  2026/09/03   Zuhair Kazem Aboud   The Iraqi state is constitutionally obligated to reform the Iraqi economy according to modern economic principles, ensuring the full utilization of resources, diversification of income sources, and the encouragement and development of the private sector.

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GLOBAL BOND SHOCK SPREADS TO DEVELOPING NATIONS: IMF WARNS HIGHER YIELDS COULD REVERSE DEBT PROGRESS

Rising borrowing costs in advanced economies are beginning to threaten debt sustainability in developing countries, creating another pressure point in an already heavily indebted global financial system.

Iraq's Salary, Welfare Spending Reaches $34B In H1

2026-09-02    Shafaq News- Baghdad   Iraq spent about 44.627 trillion dinars ($34.1B) on public-sector salaries and social welfare in the first half of 2026, equivalent to nearly 82% of total federal spending during the period, Finance Ministry data showed.

Employee compensation reached 30.769 trillion dinars ($23.5B), while social welfare spending totaled 13.858 trillion dinars ($10.6B), for a monthly average of about 7.438 trillion dinars ($5.68B).

Government Regulations Now Add $132,000 to the Average New Home

Notes From the Field By James Hockman (Simon Black / Sovereign Man)  September 2, 2026

Somewhere in America there's a local ordinance that tells you which way your garage has to face.  Another one dictates what your fence can be made of, and a third sets how many square feet of window your house needs. A few spell out the dimensions of particular features down to a quarter of an inch.

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JAPAN'S RISING YIELDS BEGIN REVERSING GLOBAL CAPITAL FLOWS

Higher Japanese bond yields are making domestic assets more attractive and beginning to challenge a decades-old flow of Japanese capital into overseas markets.