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Seeds of Wisdom RV and Economics Updates Sunday Morning 9-20-26

Seeds of Wisdom RV and Economics Updates Sunday Morning 9-20-26

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U.S.-CHINA FINANCIAL RESET: AI, TRADE AND CRITICAL MINERALS MOVE TO CENTER STAGE

U.S. AND CHINESE ECONOMIC OFFICIALS ARE BRINGING AI, TRADE AND CRITICAL MINERALS TO THE CENTER OF HIGH-LEVEL TALKS, HIGHLIGHTING HOW TECHNOLOGY, SUPPLY CHAINS AND ECONOMIC RELATIONSHIPS ARE BECOMING INCREASINGLY INTERCONNECTED.

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Doing The Math: Interest Expense Is Going To $2 Trillion Annually

Doing The Math: Interest Expense Is Going To $2 Trillion Annually

Notes From the Field By James Hickman (Simon Black / Sovereign Man)   September 17, 2026

It was January 2000. AOL had just announced it was buying Time Warner in what was then the biggest merger in history. Fourteen dot-com companies had bought Super Bowl ads, one of them starring a sock puppet that sold dog food.   The US economy was growing at one of its fastest paces ever; GDP was up nearly 5% the year before— and that’s real growth, before adding inflation, which itself was just 1.4%.

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Iraq Economic News and Points To Ponder Late Saturday Evening 9-19-26

CBI Counters Fears Over Dollar Supply

2026-09-19 Shafaq News- Baghdad   Iraq has enough foreign reserves to meet demand for dollars for imports, card payments and travelers at the official exchange rate, the country’s Central Bank (CBI) said on Saturday, as the Iraqi dinar weakened sharply against the US currency, hovering around 160,000 Iraqi dinars per $100.

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Central Banks No Longer Trust Each Other: The Global Rush To Gold | Mark Thornton

Central Banks No Longer Trust Each Other: The Global Rush To Gold | Mark Thornton

Kitco News:  9-18-2026

Mark Thornton called the housing bubble in 2004. For four years, he was told he was wrong. He now says every paper-dollar asset you own is facing a very difficult future, and the AI buildout is the clearest warning sign he has seen since.

In this interview with Jeremy Szafron, the Mises Institute senior fellow and author of The Skyscraper Curse explains why AI data centers are this cycle's record-breaking tower, why the bonds financing them run decades longer than the hardware, who gets stuck with the cost when a tenant stops paying, and why central banks no longer trusting each other is the best sign he has seen for gold.

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RV Update, Could this Trigger the Next Big Payout?  Holly Celiano

RV Update, Could this Trigger the Next Big Payout?  Holly Celiano

9-18-2026

A recent video update dated September 18th, presented by Holly Celiano, brings several critical developments to the forefront. The discussion focuses heavily on Iraq’s impending sovereignty milestone, recent legislative maneuvers surrounding United States cryptocurrency regulations, and ongoing updates regarding currency valuation efforts tied to changing military dynamics in the Middle East.

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Iraq Economic News and Points To Ponder Saturday Afternoon  9-19-26

Observatory: Potential Sanctions And Speculation Shake The Dollar Market In Iraq

2026-09-19 04:45    Shafaq News - Baghdad   The “Eco Iraq” economic observatory observed on Saturday a rapid rise in the exchange rate of the dollar in the parallel market against the Iraqi dinar, noting that the current rise is due to several factors, including fears of possible American sanctions against Iraq.

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Is the Five-Cent Coin Next to Go?

Is the Five-Cent Coin Next to Go?

Discover why the U.S. nickel costs 13 cents to make and whether the five-cent coin is headed for the same fate as the recently retired penny.

September 08, 2026

The penny may be history at the U.S. Mint, but the debate over small change is far from over. In November 2025, the United States stopped producing pennies for general circulation after more than 230 years. As we discussed in The End of the U.S. Penny and What It Means for You, one of the biggest reasons was simple economics: A penny cost significantly more than one cent to manufacture. Now the same question is being asked about the nickel.

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Saturday Iraq News Posted by Tishwash at TNT 9-19-2026

TNT:

Tishwash:  Urgent | In response to the rising dollar exchange rate, the Central Bank of Iraq reassures the local market: Starting Sunday, several measures will be implemented to meet foreign currency needs.

An informed source stated on Thursday that the Central Bank of Iraq will begin, starting next Sunday, to expand the scope of import financing and increase the support provided to banks, in line with actual commercial needs.

The source said the move aims to facilitate financing for necessary imports and accommodate a wider range of commercial goods, noting that the central bank continues to monitor market developments and take the necessary measures to ensure the smooth flow of foreign trade financing and meet the legitimate demand for foreign currency 

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Iraq Economic News and Points To Ponder Saturday Morning 9-19-26

The Dollar Is Besieging The Dinar... Washington Continues To Use Its Tools To Weaken The Iraqi Currency

Information / Report    The Iraqi economy has recently been experiencing financial and monetary instability, clearly manifested in the successful surges in the exchange rate of the US dollar against the Iraqi dinar in local markets. This sudden rise was not a coincidence, but rather the result of a complex interplay between external pressures and emergency domestic monetary policies that disrupted the balance of supply and demand. 

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