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Debt Surge, Energy Shock, and Financial Stability Risks Converge Into Systemic Warning

IMF signals rising global debt, tightening liquidity, and prolonged energy disruption as key threats to economic stability

Overview

Global financial conditions are entering a more fragile phase as rising debt levels, persistent energy shocks, and tightening financial markets begin to reinforce one another.

New warnings from global institutions highlight that the current environment is no longer a temporary disruption, but a broad-based systemic strain affecting growth, liquidity, and stability.

As energy prices remain elevated and borrowing costs rise, the system is showing signs of structural stress across multiple fronts simultaneously.

Key Developments

1. Global Debt Levels Climb Toward Historic Highs
New projections show global government debt rising toward 100% of GDP, with potential to move even higher under stress scenarios.

• Debt already near post-World War II levels

• Governments balancing economic support vs fiscal discipline

• Additional borrowing risks destabilizing debt markets

Why it matters: High debt reduces flexibility, making the system more vulnerable to shocks and rising interest costs.

2. IMF Warns Against Broad Subsidies Amid Energy Crisis
Policymakers are being urged to avoid large-scale subsidies and instead use targeted financial support.

• Broad subsidies can distort markets and increase deficits

• Targeted aid recommended to limit long-term fiscal damage

• Emphasis on allowing prices to reflect true supply constraints

Why it matters: Governments are increasingly constrained, signaling a shift toward limited policy effectiveness in crisis conditions.

3. Financial Stability Risks Rising Across Markets
The IMF warns that current conditions are increasing system-wide financial risks, particularly in credit and funding markets.

• Bond yields rising and funding markets tightening

• Private credit markets showing early signs of stress

• Risk of broader instability if conditions worsen

Why it matters: Financial systems depend on liquidity and confidence—both are now being tested.

4. Energy Shock Continues to Drive Economic Pressure
The ongoing conflict continues to disrupt energy flows, feeding into inflation and economic slowdown.

• Oil prices remaining elevated amid supply uncertainty

• Energy costs contributing to inflation persistence

• Supply disruptions impacting global trade and production

Why it matters: Energy remains the core input of the global economy, amplifying stress across all sectors.

Why It Matters

These developments are converging into a single dynamic:

• Debt is rising while borrowing costs increase

• Energy shocks are sustaining inflation pressures

• Financial markets are becoming more fragile

• Policy tools are increasingly constrained

This alignment signals a shift from a stable, liquidity-driven system to one facing structural tightening and elevated risk.

Why It Matters to Foreign Currency Holders

• Rising debt and inflation may weaken currency stability globally

• Diverging fiscal conditions could trigger currency volatility and repricing

• Countries with high debt burdens face increased devaluation risk

• Hard assets and resource-backed economies may gain relative strength

Implications for the Global Reset

• Pillar 1: Debt Sustainability Under Pressure

Rising global debt levels challenge the long-term stability of the current financial system.

• Pillar 2: Financial System Fragility

Tightening liquidity and rising yields signal a system moving toward greater volatility and potential dislocation.

Closing Perspective

The global system is no longer absorbing shocks easily—it is beginning to reflect them.

When debt rises, energy remains unstable, and financial conditions tighten simultaneously, the result is not short-term volatility but structural transformation.

This is not just economic pressure — it is the system recalibrating under stress.

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Sources

• IMF warns Iran war could drive global debt to 100% of GDP – The Guardian

• IMF cautions against broad fuel subsidies amid energy shock – Reuters

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Iraq Economic News And Points To Ponder Wednesday Evening 4-15-26

Iraq Faces 6.8% Economic Slump In 2026

2026-04-15   Shafaq News- Baghdad   Iraq’s economy is set to contract by around 6.8% in 2026, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) forecasted on Wednesday, citing rising tensions in the Middle East and pressure on energy markets as key drivers behind the outlook.

Despite the recent surge in international oil prices, which typically supports exporting economies, the IMF cautioned that these gains for Iraq may be offset by higher import costs and rising inflation. It added that this dynamic is likely to increase pressure on households and push up prices for essential goods and services.

The Fund also warned that a prolonged escalation could drive oil prices above $110 per barrel, complicating global efforts to contain inflation and prompting tighter monetary policy.

In previous reports, the IMF expected Baghdad’s economy to expand 3.6% in both 2026 and 2027. The pace is projected to strengthen further, reaching 3.9% in 2028 and 4.1% by 2029 and 2030.

https://www.shafaq.com/en/Economy/Iraq-faces-6-8-economic-slump-in-2026

Oil Prices Diverge Following US Blockade On Iranian Ports

2026-04-15   Shafaq News   Oil prices were mixed on Wednesday with Brent futures up and U.S. futures down amid uncertainty over crude supply from the key Middle East producing region as the Strait of Hormuz remains mainly shut.

Brent crude futures were up 40 cents, or 0.4%, to $95.19 a barrel at 0420 GMT, paring earlier losses of as much as 0.9%, after falling 4.6% in the previous session. U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude was down 23 cents, or 0.3%, to $91.05. The contract earlier fell as much as 4.7% after dropping 7.9% the session before.

Talks to end the war between the U.S. and Israel ⁠and Iran could resume in Pakistan over the next two days, U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday, after the collapse of negotiations over the weekend prompted Washington to impose a blockade on Iranian ports. This has increased optimism talks could eventually settle the conflict and open up crude oil and fuel flows.

While the market is thinking the worst is over and factoring in further rounds of peace talks between the U.S. and Iran in the coming days, there is more hope than actual developments at this point, said Suvro Sarkar, energy sector team lead at DBS Bank.

"Physical oil is still trading at significant premiums to these futures prices," he said.

The war has mostly shut the Strait of Hormuz, a key waterway for crude and refined product flows out of the Gulf to global buyers, particularly in Asia and Europe.

Refiners are desperately seeking alternative crude supply, ⁠pushing the premiums they are willing to pay for oil from areas such as the U.S. Gulf Coast and North Sea. A cargo of WTI Midland for delivery to Rotterdam traded at a record premium of $22.80 a barrel above benchmark European prices on Tuesday.

Despite a two-week ceasefire, transit through the strait remains uncertain, with traffic at only a fraction of the 130 or so vessels that moved through the waterway before the war, sources said on Tuesday.

A U.S. destroyer stopped two ⁠oil tankers from leaving Iran on Tuesday, a U.S. official said.

"While diplomatic headlines suggest the possibility of renewed U.S.-Iran talks and even a temporary easing of transit restrictions, the physical reality remains fragmented," the Schork Group said in a note.

The market stands to lose some access to further supply after two U.S. administration officials told ⁠Reuters on Tuesday the U.S. will not renew a 30-day waiver of sanctions on Iranian oil at sea that expires this week, and quietly let a similar waiver on sanctions on Russian oil expire over the weekend.

Later in the day, markets will be watching for official U.S. inventory ⁠data from the Energy Information Administration due at 10:30 a.m. ET (1430 GMT).

U.S. crude oil stockpiles were expected to have risen slightly last week, while distillate and gasoline inventories likely fell, a Reuters poll showed. (REUTERS)  https://www.shafaq.com/en/Economy/Oil-prices-diverge-following-US-blockade-on-Iranian-ports

Basrah Crudes Lead Regional Oil Benchmarks

2026-04-15   Shafaq News- Basrah   Iraq’s Basrah crudes rose by more than 0.3% on Wednesday, outperforming several regional benchmarks.

Market data showed Basrah Heavy gaining 46 cents, or 0.39%, to $117.91 per barrel, while Basrah Medium rose by the same amount, up 0.38%, to $120.01 per barrel.

In contrast, several regional grades declined, with Saudi Light at $115.92 per barrel, Qatar’s Al-Shaheen at $103.39, Kuwait crude at $103.34, UAE’s Murban at $100.85, and Iran Light at $98.22.

Globally, Brent crude futures rose 43 cents, or 0.5%, to $95.22 per barrel at 0821 GMT, after falling 4.6% in the previous session. US West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude edged down 17 cents, or 0.2%, to $91.11, following a 7.9% decline a day earlier.

Iraq prices its crude based on export destinations, with shipments to Asia linked to the Dubai and Oman benchmarks, exports to Europe tied to Brent with premiums or discounts, and cargoes to the United States priced against WTI in line with market conditions.  https://www.shafaq.com/en/Economy/Basrah-crudes-lead-regional-oil-benchmarks

Iran Halts Petrochemical Exports Amid War And Economic Pressure

2026-04-15   Shafaq News- Tehran   Iran halted all petrochemical exports on Wednesday, Iranian media reported, citing a document and officials in the petrochemical sector.

The decision is intended for an indefinite period to meet domestic demand under current economic and security conditions, the document stated, adding that the decision aimed to support local industries and consumers amid the impact of war and mounting economic pressures.

Under the directive, domestic prices for oil, refined, and petrochemical products have been fixed at levels in place before February 28, 2026, despite a noticeable rise in global prices. The measures were issued under emergency decisions to stabilize the internal market.

Reports indicate that several petrochemical facilities in Iran sustained significant damage during recent airstrikes amid escalating military tensions involving the United States and Israel on one side and Iran on the other. Facilities in Mahshahr, Bandar Imam, and Asaluyeh were among those targeted, causing substantial infrastructure damage.

Earlier, Israel has claimed responsibility for the strikes, which included attacks on petrochemical sites in southern Iran, following an earlier strike on the Tabriz Petrochemical Complex.

https://www.shafaq.com/en/Economy/Iran-halts-petrochemical-exports-amid-war-and-economic-pressure

Iraq Tops Jordan Exports As Amman Trade Rises 30%+

2026-04-15 Shafaq News- Amman   Exports from the Amman Chamber of Commerce rose by 30.9% in the first quarter of 2026, with Iraq ranking as the top destination.

The chamber said in a report that the value of certificates of origin issued for exports to Arab and foreign countries reached 406 million Jordanian dinars (about $574.8M), compared to 310 million dinars (about $438.8M) during the same period in 2025.

The data showed Iraq led importing countries with exports valued at 156 million dinars (about $220.8M). Other markets included Switzerland at 92 million dinars (about $130.2M), Egypt at around 23 million dinars (about $32.5M), Syria at approximately 21 million dinars (about $29.7M), and the United Arab Emirates at a similar level.

According to the statistics, 6,830 certificates of origin were issued in the first quarter, compared to 7,263 during the same period last year, covering a range of goods including re-exported foreign products, as well as industrial, agricultural, and Arab-origin goods.

In the first two months of 2026, Iraq also ranked as the top destination for Jordanian exports, with shipments worth 103 million dinars ($145 million), as total exports rose to 273 million dinars from 226 million dinars in the same period last year, marking a 20.6% increase.  https://www.shafaq.com/en/Economy/Iraq-tops-Jordan-exports-as-Amman-trade-rises-30

US Dollar Edges Higher In Baghdad, Drops In Erbil

2026-04-15 Shafaq News- Baghdad/ Erbil   The US dollar varied against the Iraqi dinar at Wednesday's closing in Baghdad and Erbil, according to Shafaq News market survey.

At Al-Kifah and Al-Harithiya exchanges in Baghdad, the dollar closed at 153,600 IQD per $100, down from 153,500 IQD recorded at the morning session.

In local exchange shops across Baghdad, the selling price reached 154,000 IQD per $100, while the buying price stood at 153,000 IQD.

In Erbil, the dollar declined, with a selling price of 153,550 IQD per $100 and a buying price of 153,450 IQD per $100.

https://www.shafaq.com/en/Economy/US-dollar-edges-higher-in-Baghdad-drops-in-Erbil

Gold Prices Rise In Baghdad, Hold Steady In Erbil Markets

2026-04-15 Shafaq News- Baghdad/ Erbil   On Wednesday, gold prices hovered around 1.04 million IQD per mithqal in Baghdad and Erbil markets, according to a survey by Shafaq News Agency.

Gold prices on Baghdad's Al-Nahr Street recorded a selling price of 1,038,000 IQD per mithqal (equivalent to five grams) for 21-carat gold, including Gulf, Turkish, and European varieties, with a buying price of 1,034,000 IQD. The same gold had sold for 1,033,000 IQD on Tuesday.

The selling price for 21-carat Iraqi gold stood at 1,008,000 IQD, with a buying price of 1,004,000 IQD.

In jewelry stores, the selling price per mithqal of 21-carat Gulf gold ranged between 1,040,000 and 1,050,000 IQD, while Iraqi gold sold for between 1,010,000 and 1,020,000 IQD.

In Erbil, 22-carat gold was sold at 1,090,000 IQD per mithqal, 21-carat gold at 1,040,000 IQD, and 18-carat gold at 890,000 IQD. https://www.shafaq.com/en/Economy/Gold-prices-rise-in-Baghdad-hold-steady-in-Erbil-markets-5

Gold Slides Following Trump's Iran Peace Overture

2026-04-Shafaq News   Gold prices logged a slight loss after hitting a one-month high earlier in the session on Wednesday, as prospects of another round of peace talks between the U.S. and Iran lifted risk appetite, while rising oil prices added to higher inflation woes.

Spot gold was down 0.3% at $4,826.13 per ounce, as of 0501 GMT, after hitting its highest since March 18 earlier. U.S. gold futures for June delivery were steady at $4,850.40.

Talks to end ⁠the Iran war could resume in Pakistan over the next two days, U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday, after the collapse of weekend negotiations.

Gold prices are reacting to the Middle East headlines in the short term with hopes that the two countries will engage in talks, said Marex analyst Edward Meir.

"If things fall apart again, we can revert to the pre-ceasefire pattern of lower gold, a stronger dollar and lower equity prices."

Bullion is up 1.6% so far this week.

Asian stocks scaled a six-week peak on investor optimism that the Iran war may wind down soon.

Oil prices ⁠gained amid uncertainty over crude supply from the key Middle East producing region as the Strait of Hormuz remains mainly shut.

Higher crude prices feed into inflation by raising transportation and production costs. While gold is treated as a hedge against inflation, higher interest rates weigh on the non-yielding metal's demand.

The U.S. ⁠military said late on Tuesday that American forces have completely halted economic trade going into and out of Iran by sea through a blockade of Iranian ports.

In the U.S., traders see a 29% chance of a 25-basis-point rate ⁠cut this year, up from about 13% last week. Before the war, there were expectations of two cuts for 2026. FEDWATCH

"While gold and silver rallied strongly overnight, the broader signal was decisively risk-on ⁠rather than defensive positioning," analysts at OCBC said in a note.

Among other metals, spot silver rose 0.4% to $79.88 per ounce, platinum gained 0.4% to $2,112.05, and palladium was up 0.1% at $1,588.29.   (REUTERS)   Gold slides following Trump's Iran peace overture - Shafaq News

Vietnam Upgraded – Your VND -Why Billions Are Moving Into Vietnam

Vietnam Upgraded – Your VND -Why Billions Are Moving Into Vietnam

4-14-2026

Vietnam Upgraded – Your VND Why Billions Are Moving Into Vietnam

 Vietnam is making major financial headlines in 2026—and this could be one of the biggest economic shifts you’re not paying attention to.

In this video, we break down Vietnam’s latest financial news in simple terms. You’ll learn why the economy is still growing at nearly 8%, how rising energy costs are creating new risks, and why major companies like Samsung Electronics are doubling down on Vietnam.

We also cover the impact of foreign investment, infrastructure spending, and recent political changes under Tô Lâm—and what it all means for the future of Vietnam’s economy and currency.

The global economic landscape is shifting, and all eyes are currently on Southeast Asia. Recently, the financial world received a major update from Edu Matrix regarding a milestone moment for Vietnam: FTSE Russell has officially reclassified the country into the Emerging Markets category.

This isn’t just a label change; it is a powerful signal to the world that Vietnam is no longer just a “frontier” player. It is now stepping into the big leagues, positioned alongside economic giants like China and India.

The immediate ripple effect of this upgrade is substantial. Analysts estimate that this reclassification will trigger an influx of $6 billion to $8 billion into Vietnam’s stock market.

When a country moves into the Emerging Markets category, it becomes a mandatory inclusion for many global index funds and institutional investors. This massive liquidity infusion is expected to bolster the financial landscape, driving growth and providing the capital necessary for further innovation.

For years, Vietnam was viewed primarily as a low-cost manufacturing hub. However, recent data suggests a significant shift. Vietnam is rapidly maturing into a robust and influential global economy, specifically evidenced by its strong export performance to the United States.

For those holding the Vietnamese Dong (VND), the news is particularly encouraging. Currency value is often a reflection of a nation’s economic health and its attractiveness to foreign capital. As billions of dollars flow into the local markets and infrastructure improves, the fundamental strength of the VND is expected to rise.

Based on the insights from Edu Matrix, the message for VND holders is clear: Patience is a virtue. The channel strongly advises against selling or trading the currency prematurely. Instead, holding onto the VND as Vietnam’s economic prospects brighten could prove to be a wise long-term strategy.

Vietnam is standing at a historic crossroads. The upgrade by FTSE Russell is a testament to the nation’s stability, growth potential, and increasing importance in the global supply chain. Whether you are a stock market investor or a currency holder, the trajectory for Vietnam is looking increasingly upward.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r4u63YQSsRE

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BRICS Shift: Russia Signals Reopening to U.S. Investment in Strategic Pivot

A potential reversal in Russia’s economic stance introduces new dynamics into global trade, currency alignment, and financial power structures

Overview

In a notable development, Russia is signaling a potential strategic pivot back toward economic engagement with the United States, despite years of tension and efforts within BRICS to reduce reliance on Western systems.

Statements from Russian officials indicate interest in resuming investment cooperation with the U.S. once the Ukraine conflict is resolved, marking a shift that could influence global capital flows, currency alignment, and geopolitical strategy.

This move comes at a time when the global system is already undergoing realignment across trade, energy, and monetary frameworks.

Key Developments

1. Russia Signals Willingness to Resume Investment with the U.S.
Russian leadership has expressed openness to restoring investment cooperation under mutually beneficial terms.

• Potential restart of cross-border investment activity

• Emphasis on equal and respectful economic partnerships

• Dependent on resolution of the Ukraine conflict

Why it matters: This signals a possible rebalancing of global economic relationships, even among nations previously moving away from U.S. influence.

2. Shift Comes After Years of De-Dollarization Efforts
Russia has been a key driver in BRICS efforts to reduce reliance on the U.S. dollar and Western financial systems.

• Push for local currency trade and alternative payment systems

• Strengthening ties with China and other BRICS nations

• Efforts to build a parallel financial structure

Why it matters: A renewed interest in U.S. investment suggests that economic realities may be reshaping strategic positioning, even within de-dollarization efforts.

3. U.S. Business Interest May Support Re-Engagement
Reports indicate that some U.S. companies may be open to renewed cooperation under stable conditions.

• Potential for mutual economic benefit

• Businesses seeking access to markets and resources

• Early discussions remain largely theoretical at this stage

Why it matters: Private sector engagement often precedes broader economic normalization, signaling possible long-term shifts.

4. Timing Tied to Geopolitical Resolution
Any meaningful progress depends heavily on how and when the Ukraine conflict is resolved.

• Sanctions remain a major barrier to cooperation

• Political conditions will determine pace and scope of engagement

• Uncertainty remains around timelines and outcomes

Why it matters: This underscores how geopolitics continues to drive financial and economic alignment globally.

Why It Matters

This development highlights a broader trend of fluid alliances and shifting economic strategies:

• Nations balancing between independence and cooperation

• Economic necessity influencing geopolitical positioning

• BRICS unity facing potential internal divergence

• Global trade systems becoming more adaptive and less rigid

The global system is evolving toward a structure where alignment is strategic, not permanent.

Why It Matters to Foreign Currency Holders

• Shifting alliances may influence currency demand and trade settlement patterns

• Potential easing of tensions could impact energy and commodity pricing

• Diversification trends may continue despite selective re-engagement

• Currency markets may react to changing geopolitical risk levels

Implications for the Global Reset

• Pillar 1: Fluid Geopolitical Alliances

This signals a move toward a world where economic relationships are flexible, not fixed within blocs.

• Pillar 2: Hybrid Financial System Emergence

The coexistence of de-dollarization efforts and renewed cooperation points toward a blended global financial structure.

Closing Perspective

Global finance is no longer defined by clear divisions—it is shaped by shifting interests and strategic recalibration.

Russia’s openness to renewed U.S. investment highlights how economic priorities can override rigid alignments, even in a fragmented world.

This is not just a policy shift — it’s a signal that the global financial system is becoming more dynamic and less predictable.

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Sources

• BRICS U-turn: Russia interested in resuming investment options with U.S. – Watcher.Guru

• Russia signals openness to restoring economic ties with U.S. after Ukraine conflict – Reuters

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Some “Iraq News” Posted by Tishwash at TNT 4-15-2026

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Tishwash: The President of the Republic affirms his commitment to strengthening the relations of cooperation and friendship between Iraq and America.

 President Nizar Amidi affirmed on Tuesday (April 14, 2026) Iraq's keenness to strengthen relations of cooperation and friendship with the United States in a way that serves common interests.

The media office of the Presidency of the Republic stated in a statement received by “Baghdad Today” that “President Amidi received in Baghdad Palace the Chargé d’Affaires of the United States Embassy in Iraq, Joshua Harris, who conveyed his country’s congratulations on his election as President of the Republic, wishing him success in performing his duties.”

Amidi expressed his "gratitude for the congratulations, stressing the importance of strengthening the partnership between the two countries in a way that contributes to supporting development paths and achieving stability."

The statement added that "the meeting also addressed the latest developments in the region, where the need to reduce escalation and adopt dialogue as a fundamental approach to addressing crises was emphasized, in order to enhance security and stability and consolidate international peace."  link

Tishwash:  The parliamentary finance committee is leaning towards adopting an annual budget for the current year and is ruling out a return to the tripartite system.

The Finance Committee in the House of Representatives is moving towards adopting an annual general budget for the current year.

In an interview with the official newspaper, which was followed by “Al-Eqtisad News”, MP Zainab Rahim Al-Jiyashi, a member of the Finance Committee, said that the goal of preparing an annual budget is to support vital service projects, especially in the health, education and infrastructure sectors, noting that this approach is consistent with the need to promote fairness in the distribution of resources and improve the quality of public services.

Al-Jiyashi added that "the annual budget represents a more accurate tool in managing public spending compared to multi-year budgets, as it allows for the periodic reassessment of priorities in accordance with economic and financial developments, which positively impacts the efficiency of government spending.

At the same time, she confirmed that it is impossible to return to the three-year budget model at the present stage, because it is not suitable for the economic conditions and fluctuations that the country is witnessing  link

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Tishwash:  The Iraqi banking sector is at a crossroads… either reform or forced merger

The Iraqi banking sector stands at a pivotal moment in 2026 that could completely reshape its landscape, amid mounting internal pressures and escalating external challenges related to international compliance, the flow of the dollar, and its relationship with the global financial system. Between talk of structural reforms and more stringent options that may include mergers or closures, the banking landscape in Iraq appears poised for profound changes that extend beyond the purely technical to encompass broader economic and political dimensions.

Iraq has more than 75 banks, including government, private, and foreign institutions, but actual activity is concentrated in a limited number of them. Government banks hold the largest share of deposits and transactions related to government salaries and public spending. In contrast, private banks face increasing challenges related to liquidity, compliance, and foreign exchange requirements, especially after the tightening of controls on dollar transactions in recent years.

Financial sources indicate that the Central Bank of Iraq is considering several avenues for restructuring the sector, ranging from tightening solvency and compliance standards and mandating mergers between small and weak banks, to potentially revoking the licenses of institutions unable to adapt to the new standards. These steps, if implemented, would effectively mean a shift from a phase of "gradual reform" to a more profound restructuring that may be imposed by the realities on the ground.

The exchange rate remains at the heart of this equation. The gap that has emerged between the official and parallel market rates in recent years has presented monetary policy with a significant challenge, especially given the Iraqi economy's near-total dependence on dollar-denominated oil revenues. Any disruption to the flow of hard currency or to the external transfer mechanism is immediately reflected in imports, prices, and market confidence.

The future of the foreign currency auction window remains one of the most sensitive issues. This mechanism, which for years served as a primary tool for supplying the market with dollars, is now subject to rigorous scrutiny, amid discussions about restructuring it to align with international standards for combating money laundering and terrorist financing. Restructuring this window effectively means changing the way private banks, money transfer networks, and foreign trade operate.

The biggest challenge is not limited to regulatory aspects, but extends to a crisis of confidence. A large segment of the Iraqi population still prefers to keep cash outside the banking system, due to past experiences, withdrawal restrictions, and weak digital services. Unofficial estimates indicate that a significant portion of the circulating cash does not pass through banking channels, limiting the central bank's ability to manage liquidity effectively.

In the background, integration with the global financial system stands out as a crucial test. Fully reintegrating Iraqi banks into international banking networks requires rigorous transparency standards, modernized compliance systems, and a rebuilding of trust with global financial institutions. Without this, the sector will remain vulnerable to restrictions, sanctions, or partial isolation.

Based on these facts, Iraq appears to face only two options: either to proceed with gradual reforms that calmly restructure the sector and gradually restore confidence, or to confront a scenario of mergers and coercive measures imposed by financial and regulatory pressures. In either case, this year could represent a turning point in the history of the Iraqi banking system, where the question is no longer whether change will occur, but how, when, and at what cost.  link

Tishwash:  The IMF predicts an economic contraction in Iraq.

The International Monetary Fund ( IMF ) predicted on Wednesday that the Iraqi economy will experience a significant contraction next year, placing the country among those most affected by the repercussions of ongoing conflicts in the Middle East and the pressures facing global energy markets.

According to the IMF's estimates, which were reviewed by the Al-Maalomah news agency, this decline stems from disruptions affecting the oil sector, the country's main source of revenue, coinciding with instability that has directly impacted shipping in vital global waterways, leading to disruptions in export operations and increased shipping and insurance costs.

The IMF warned that a prolonged continuation of the conflicts could drive up oil prices, which is typically accompanied by higher import costs and inflationary pressures.

 This, in turn, negatively impacts the prices of goods and services within Iraq and increases the cost of living.

The data indicates that the economic impacts will affect several countries in the region to varying degrees, placing Iraq under the dual pressure of fluctuating revenues and increased government spending to address the crisis's repercussions. This could negatively affect the country's financial and economic stability.  link

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Tishwash:  A small meeting of the framework was held at al-Maliki's house, and the latter proposed al-Shukri's name to assume the position of Prime Minister.

On Monday evening, the leaders of the Coordination Framework held a small meeting at the home of Nouri al-Maliki, head of the State of Law Coalition, to discuss the agenda of the upcoming meeting dedicated to deciding on the issue of the anticipated premiership. Al-Maliki is proposing the name of Ali al-Shukri to assume the position of Prime Minister.

An informed source told local media outlets, as reported by Al-Mirbad, that the meeting included the head of the State of Law Coalition, Nouri al-Maliki, the head of the Supreme Islamic Council, Humam Hamoudi, the head of the Wisdom Movement, Ammar al-Hakim, the Secretary-General of the Asa'ib Ahl al-Haq Movement, Qais al-Khazali, and the leader in the Popular Mobilization Forces, Abu Fadak al-Muhammadawi.

He indicated that the attendees discussed the agenda for the upcoming meeting of the Coordination Framework, which will be held at Humam Hamoudi’s house, and the proposed names nominated for the position of Prime Minister.

The source indicated that "Maliki proposed nominating the leader and former minister in the Sadrist movement, Ali al-Shukri, to assume the position of Prime Minister in the next government."

He added that "those present at the meeting agreed to add Shukri to the list of candidates, with all of them to be presented at the next meeting of the coordination framework."  link

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Global Growth Downgraded as Energy Shock and Market Volatility Reshape Financial Outlook

New warnings from global financial institutions highlight rising risks to growth, stability, and monetary policy

Overview

Global financial leaders are increasingly warning that the world economy is entering a period of heightened uncertainty and structural pressure. Fresh forecasts show global growth slowing as energy disruptions, inflation pressures, and geopolitical instability ripple across markets.

At the same time, investors are navigating volatile currency markets, elevated borrowing costs, and uncertain energy supply, conditions that are forcing governments and central banks to reassess economic strategies.

Key Developments

1. IMF Downgrades Global Growth Forecast
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has reduced its outlook for global economic expansion as energy costs and geopolitical tensions weigh on the world economy.

• Global GDP growth projected at around 3.1% for 2026, below earlier expectations

• Emerging market growth estimates also lowered

• Officials warn the outlook could deteriorate further if energy disruptions persist

Why it matters: Slower global growth combined with persistent inflation creates the conditions for economic stagnation and financial instability.

2. Emerging Economies Face the Greatest Economic Pressure
Developing economies are expected to bear the largest impact from higher energy and food prices.

• Growth projections for emerging markets reduced to 3.9%

• Oil-importing nations particularly vulnerable to rising costs

• Currency volatility increasing across developing economies

Why it matters: Emerging markets often serve as the early stress points in the global financial system, where debt and currency crises can begin.

3. Energy Disruptions Continue to Influence Global Markets
Energy supply concerns remain central to the global economic outlook as shipping routes and supply chains face ongoing uncertainty.

• Markets remain sensitive to supply risks linked to the Strait of Hormuz

• Oil and gas price volatility continues to affect inflation forecasts

• Governments warned against hoarding energy supplies during shortages

Why it matters: Energy is the foundation of the global economic system, and disruptions quickly spread into inflation, trade balances, and monetary policy.

4. Currency and Financial Markets Show Signs of Instability
Financial markets remain volatile as investors weigh geopolitical risk against economic fundamentals.

• The U.S. dollar has recently traded near multi-week lows amid shifting expectations

• Investors balancing safe-haven demand with hopes for geopolitical easing

• Borrowing costs remain elevated compared with pre-crisis levels

Why it matters: Currency volatility reflects changing confidence in global financial stability, often signaling deeper shifts in capital flows and monetary power.

Why It Matters

These developments highlight a financial environment shaped by multiple simultaneous pressures:

• Slowing global economic growth

• Energy supply uncertainty

• Currency volatility and capital shifts

• Limited policy flexibility for central banks

When these forces converge, they increase the risk of systemic financial adjustments rather than isolated market fluctuations.

Why It Matters to Foreign Currency Holders

• Currency markets may experience greater volatility as economic conditions diverge globally

• Inflation driven by energy costs could reduce purchasing power across multiple economies

• Countries with weaker fiscal positions may face rapid currency devaluation

• Shifts in capital flows may strengthen commodity-linked or resource-backed economies

Implications for the Global Reset

• Pillar 1: Economic Fragmentation

Slowing growth across regions is increasing the likelihood of diverging economic policies and currency movements.

• Pillar 2: Energy-Driven Financial Pressure

Energy supply disruptions are amplifying inflation and trade imbalances, forcing structural adjustments in global markets.

Closing Perspective

The current environment reflects a system navigating overlapping economic shocks rather than a single crisis.

When growth slows, energy prices remain volatile, and currency markets shift simultaneously, the global financial structure begins to adapt in ways that can reshape trade, reserves, and monetary influence.

This is not simply a market cycle — it is the global system adjusting to a new economic reality.

Seeds of Wisdom Team

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Sources

• IMF cuts growth outlook, warns world drifting toward adverse scenario – Reuters

• IMF cuts emerging economies growth estimate as war darkens outlook – Reuters

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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:

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• 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 4-15-26

Giant Tankers Head To Basra Ports, And Iraqi Crude Oil Flows To Markets Despite The Hormuz Blockade.

Money and Business   Economy News – Baghdad   Giant oil tankers continue their journeys to Iraqi ports to load crude shipments, despite escalating tensions in the Strait of Hormuz and the tightening of the US embargo on ships linked to Iran, in an indication of the continued global demand for Iraqi oil and the assurance of the security of its supplies.

Shipping data from the international ship-tracking company Kpler showed that the giant oil tanker "Alecia" - which is on the US sanctions lists - entered the waters of the Gulf and is expected to dock in Iraq in the coming days.

In the same context, the tanker "Agios Phanorios 1" was spotted making its way towards Basra to load a shipment of "Basra crude" destined for a refinery in Vietnam.

In contrast, the data revealed that the tanker "Rich Stary" failed to overcome the American embargo imposed on ships that had previously docked in Iranian ports, forcing it to return to the Strait of Hormuz one day after attempting to leave the Gulf.

This maritime confusion comes in the wake of Washington’s announcement of a comprehensive naval blockade on Tehran, which has severely restricted the movement of ships; tankers linked to the Iranian side have been unable to cross the strait in recent hours, and some have been forced to return to their points of origin.

These measures have caused a noticeable decline in shipping traffic through the Strait of Hormuz - the world's most important energy artery - amid a state of anticipation and caution prevailing in global energy markets as they await the outcome of the current escalation. https://www.economy-news.net/content.php?id=67929

Iraq Topped The List Of Importers Of Jordanian Exports During The First Quarter Of 2026

Money and Business   Economy News – Baghdad   Exports from the Amman Chamber of Commerce in Jordan grew by 30.9% during the first quarter of this year, with Iraq topping the list of importing countries, according to statistics published on Wednesday.

The Chamber stated, in a report seen by “Al-Eqtisad News”, that the value of certificates of origin issued for exporting goods to Arab and foreign countries amounted to 406 million dinars, compared to 310 million dinars for the same period in 2025.

The data showed that Iraq topped the list of importing countries with a value of 156 million dinars, reflecting the importance of the Iraqi market for Jordanian exports and the continued strength of trade relations between the two countries.

Exports were distributed among a number of countries, most notably Switzerland with a value of 92 million dinars, Egypt with about 23 million dinars, Syria with about 21 million dinars, in addition to the United Arab Emirates with a similar value.

According to statistics, the number of certificates of origin issued during the first quarter reached 6,830 certificates, compared to 7,263 certificates for the same period last year, while exports varied between foreign goods that were re-exported, industrial and agricultural products, and others of Arab origin. https://www.economy-news.net/content.php?id=67935

Airlines Will Resume Flights To Dubai Tomorrow And To Sabiha Gökçen Airport In Turkey On Saturday.

Money and Business   Economy News – Baghdad   The Ministry of Transport announced on Wednesday that the airline will resume its flights to Dubai on Thursday, while noting that flights to Sabiha Gökçen Airport in Turkey will resume on Saturday.

The Ministry's spokesman, Maitham Al-Safi, told the Iraqi News Agency, as reported by "Al-Eqtisad News": "Iraqi airspace is witnessing a gradual return of flights, with work continuing to increase the pace of operations progressively to reach normal levels."

He added that “Iraqi Airways has been operating flights to Istanbul, Amman and Cairo since last Friday, April 10, followed by flights to India,” noting that “the airline will operate flights to Guangzhou, and tomorrow, Thursday, April 15, to Dubai, in addition to resuming domestic flights, with a gradual operation that includes the airports of Baghdad, Erbil, Sulaymaniyah and Basra, with plans to increase them gradually during the coming period.”

He noted that "some regional and international airlines have begun resuming their flights to Iraq, including Royal Jordanian, Damascus Airlines, Felix Airways, Mahan Air, Aseman Airlines, and Flydubai."

The ministry stated in a statement received by the Iraqi News Agency (INA) that “airline flights between Baghdad and Sabiha will return to the skies, starting from next Saturday, April 18, as part of a plan to expand its network of destinations and facilitate travel for passengers.” https://www.economy-news.net/content.php?id=67936

The Ministry Of Trade Announces Its Full Readiness For The Start Of The Wheat Marketing Season.

Money and Business   Economy News – Baghdad   The Ministry of Trade announced on Wednesday its full readiness for the start of the 2026 wheat marketing season.

Ministry spokesman Mohammed Hanoun said in a statement received by “Al-Eqtisad News” that “all the ministry’s technical, administrative and logistical preparations have been completed for the launch of the local wheat marketing season for 2026,” indicating that “the ministry’s plan this year aims to achieve high efficiency in receiving operations and enhance food security in the country.”

He added that "preparations came early through a series of intensive meetings of the Central Marketing Committee, during which an integrated plan was developed to organize the marketing of the crop, in order to reduce the congestion at the receiving sites and facilitate the procedures for delivering wheat by farmers and marketers."

Hannon explained that "the ministry has adopted a pre-booking mechanism to regulate the entry of trucks into silos and warehouses, which will contribute to reducing waiting times and achieving greater smoothness in marketing operations, in addition to preparing flexible timetables for distributing quantities to receiving centers in various governorates."

He pointed out that "the technical and engineering teams have completed the maintenance and rehabilitation work of the silos and raised their readiness to receive the expected quantities of local production, in parallel with enhancing storage capacity and improving the efficiency of storage and transportation operations."

He explained that "the ministry is working in close coordination with the Ministry of Agriculture to align the marketing plan with the agricultural plan in order to ensure the absorption of the expected production without bottlenecks, as well as supporting farmers by simplifying procedures and accelerating the receiving processes."

Hannon stressed that "these measures come within the framework of the government's endeavor to support local products and achieve self-sufficiency in wheat," emphasizing that "the ministry is proceeding with the implementation of its plans to enhance the strategic reserve and secure the items of the ration card." https://www.economy-news.net/content.php?id=67932

An Iranian Oil Tanker Defies Sanctions And Crosses The Strait Of Hormuz Unhindered.

Arabic and international   Economy News - Follow-up   Iranian state media revealed on Wednesday that a giant Iranian oil tanker listed on US sanctions lists had openly entered Iranian territorial waters without any harassment.

Fars News Agency quoted maritime sources as saying that "the tanker continued its journey through the open sea and the Strait of Hormuz, with its Automatic Identification System (AIS) remaining operational, contrary to what ships under sanctions usually do."

According to data from the "TankerTrackers" website, "The (VLCC) class tanker, which is subject to sanctions by the US Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), managed to reach its destination within Iranian waters without any recorded interference or harassment."

This tanker is among the largest oil tankers in the world, with a capacity of approximately two million barrels of crude oil.

Earlier today, U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) Commander Brad Cooper confirmed in a statement that the naval blockade of Iranian ports had been fully implemented, with U.S. forces maintaining naval superiority in the Middle East.

US President Donald Trump announced on Sunday a blockade of Iranian ports, after a round of negotiations between the two sides in Islamabad on Saturday failed. https://www.economy-news.net/content.php?id=67934

The Dollar Is Declining In Baghdad

Stock Exchange   Economy News – Baghdad   The exchange rate of the US dollar declined this morning, Wednesday, in the markets of the capital, Baghdad.

The dollar exchange rate witnessed a decrease in the Al-Kifah and Al-Harithiya exchanges in Baghdad, recording 153,400 Iraqi dinars for every 100 dollars, compared to 153,700 Iraqi dinars recorded yesterday, Tuesday.

Selling prices in exchange shops in the local markets of Baghdad recorded a decrease, with the selling price reaching 154,000 dinars for 100 dollars, while the buying price recorded 153,000 dinars for 100 dollars.

https://www.economy-news.net/content.php?id=67933

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Energy Market Breakdown: Global Supply Shock Forces Policy Coordination

Governments and global institutions warn that energy restrictions could deepen inflation and accelerate economic instability

OVERVIEW (KEY POINTS)

Global institutions including the IMF, World Bank, and International Energy Agency (IEA) are warning that the world is facing one of the most severe energy shocks in modern history. Supply disruptions tied to geopolitical conflict are now affecting global trade, inflation, and economic growth.

This situation is unfolding due to damage to energy infrastructure, shipping disruptions, and rising geopolitical tensions, particularly in critical oil transit routes. These disruptions are limiting supply at a time when demand remains structurally high.

Governments are responding by considering export controls and supply hoarding, actions that could further destabilize markets and worsen shortages. Global institutions are urging coordination to avoid escalating the crisis.

The broader implication is significant: energy is once again becoming a primary driver of global financial conditions, increasing the risk of inflation shocks and systemic instability.

KEY DEVELOPMENTS

1. Global Institutions Warn Against Energy Hoarding

Major institutions are calling for coordinated action.

• IMF, World Bank, and IEA urge free flow of energy supplies

• Warn that restrictions could intensify global shortages

2. Energy Infrastructure Damage Disrupts Supply

Conflict has directly impacted production capacity.

• Over 80 oil and gas facilities damaged

• Key supply routes facing continued disruption

3. Oil Prices Surge Amid Supply Constraints

Markets are reacting to reduced supply availability.

• Oil prices pushed above $100 per barrel

• Driving renewed global inflation pressure

4. Strategic Reserves Being Deployed

Emergency measures are already underway.

• IEA has released hundreds of millions of barrels

• Indicates severity of supply imbalance

WHY IT MATTERS

Energy is a foundational input across all sectors, meaning disruptions have broad economic consequences. Rising energy costs feed directly into inflation, production costs, and consumer prices.

Markets are reacting quickly, with increased volatility in commodities, equities, and bonds. This creates uncertainty in pricing and investment decisions, impacting global capital allocation.

For policymakers, the situation limits flexibility. Efforts to control inflation may conflict with the need to support economic growth, creating policy tension.

At the global level, this reinforces the role of energy as a geopolitical and financial lever, increasing fragmentation across regions.

WHY IT MATTERS TO FOREIGN CURRENCY HOLDERS

• Energy-importing countries may see currency weakening

• Purchasing power declines as fuel costs rise

• Capital flows may favor energy-exporting nations

• Exchange rates may shift based on energy access rather than policy

IMPLICATIONS FOR THE GLOBAL RESET

• Pillar 1: Energy-Driven Inflation Regime

Persistent energy disruptions are reinforcing an environment where inflation is driven by supply shocks, not demand. This challenges traditional monetary frameworks and increases systemic instability.

• Pillar 2: Resource-Based Economic Realignment

Control over energy resources is becoming a central determinant of economic strength. This accelerates a shift toward a more resource-influenced global financial structure, reducing reliance on purely monetary dominance.

CONCLUSION

The current energy shock is not an isolated event—it represents a structural disruption to global supply systems. The scale of the impact is forcing coordination among major institutions, signaling the seriousness of the situation.

As energy continues to drive inflation and economic outcomes, the global system is becoming more reactive and less predictable. This increases the likelihood of policy missteps and financial instability.

The combination of supply disruption, rising costs, and geopolitical tension creates a powerful catalyst for systemic change.

Energy is no longer just an economic input—it is a defining force shaping the future of the global financial system.

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SOURCES

• Reuters — "IMF, World Bank, IEA urge countries to stop hoarding energy supplies"

• Reuters — "IMF cuts growth outlook, warns potential global recession if Iran war worsens"

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Emerging Market Stress: IMF Downgrades Signal Rising Global Fragility

Falling growth forecasts and rising energy costs are exposing vulnerabilities across developing economies and global capital flows

OVERVIEW (KEY POINTS)

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has downgraded growth forecasts for emerging markets, highlighting how energy shocks and geopolitical conflict are now directly weakening global economic stability. Developing economies are being hit hardest due to their reliance on imported energy and external financing.

This is happening now because rising oil prices, disrupted trade routes, and capital flow instability are converging at once. The ongoing conflict has amplified existing vulnerabilities, particularly in nations already carrying high debt burdens and fragile currencies.

Countries across Asia, the Middle East, and Africa are at the center of this shift, with growth projections falling sharply and risk exposure increasing. Investors are becoming more cautious, leading to tighter financial conditions globally.

The broader implication is clear: stress in emerging markets often acts as an early warning system for deeper systemic shifts, making this a critical signal for a potential global financial reset environment.

KEY DEVELOPMENTS

1. IMF Cuts Emerging Market Growth Forecasts

The IMF reduced growth projections for developing economies.

• Growth lowered to 3.9% from 4.2%

• Reflects rising energy costs and geopolitical uncertainty

2. Energy Shock Disproportionately Hits Vulnerable Nations

Emerging economies are absorbing the brunt of rising energy prices.

• Oil and food costs are driving inflation and trade imbalances

• Import-dependent nations face currency depreciation risks

3. Capital Flow Instability Increasing

Investor behavior is shifting rapidly.

• Heightened uncertainty is triggering risk-off sentiment

• Leads to capital outflows and tighter financing conditions

4. Regional Growth Divergence Expands

Not all economies are impacted equally.

• Some economies (like India) remain relatively resilient

• Others face sharp contractions and negative growth outlooks

WHY IT MATTERS

This development highlights a growing imbalance in the global economy, where weaker nations face disproportionate pressure. That imbalance increases the likelihood of financial instability spreading across regions.

Markets are particularly sensitive to emerging market stress because it often leads to currency volatility, debt crises, and contagion effects. These risks can quickly spill into developed markets.

For policymakers, this creates a difficult environment. Supporting growth may require increased borrowing, while tightening policy to control inflation risks worsening economic contraction.

At the system level, these pressures contribute to fragmentation in global finance, reducing cohesion and increasing the likelihood of structural change.

WHY IT MATTERS TO FOREIGN CURRENCY HOLDERS

• Emerging market currencies may weaken significantly under pressure

• Purchasing power could decline due to imported inflation

• Capital may flow toward stronger currencies, increasing divergence

• Exchange rate volatility is likely to rise, reducing predictability

IMPLICATIONS FOR THE GLOBAL RESET

• Pillar 1: Emerging Market Debt Pressure

As growth slows and borrowing costs rise, debt sustainability becomes a major concern. This increases the likelihood of restructuring, external support, or systemic financial adjustments.

• Pillar 2: Currency Realignment Pressure

Diverging economic performance is accelerating currency fragmentation, where weaker economies experience depreciation while stronger ones consolidate influence. This dynamic supports a shift toward a multi-polar currency system.

CONCLUSION

The IMF’s downgrade is more than a routine adjustment—it is a signal of mounting systemic stress. Emerging markets are once again at the center of global financial risk, with multiple pressures converging simultaneously.

These conditions increase the likelihood of capital instability, currency volatility, and debt challenges, all of which have historically played key roles in broader financial transitions.

As these pressures build, the global system is becoming less stable and more fragmented, setting the stage for deeper structural shifts.

When emerging markets weaken at scale, the entire global financial system begins to feel the strain.

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SOURCES

• Reuters — "IMF cuts emerging economies' growth estimate as war darkens outlook"

• IMF — "World Economic Outlook, April 2026"

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Inflation Just TRIPLED as the Reset Accelerates

Inflation Just TRIPLED as the Reset Accelerates

Taylor Kenny:  4-14-2026

Consumer sentiment is at crisis levels and the Fed is trapped. The reset is already underway. The question is whether you’ll see it before it’s too late.

CHAPTERS:

00:00 Consumer Sentiment Crashes

00:28 The Dollar Reset Begins

00:58 Why Gold and Silver Aren’t Soaring

02:23 What’s Really Holding Gold Back

03:49 Paper Gold vs Physical Gold

04:17 Why China Is Buying Gold

04:46 The 4 Stages of Currency Collapse

06:12 The Global Move Away From the Dollar

07:09 Japan’s Bond Market Warning

09:01 The Debt Doom Loop

09:30 How to Protect Your Wealth

09:58 Surviving the Reset Webinar

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