Good Evening Dinar Recaps,

CLARITY Act Gains Momentum as U.S. Senate Schedules Last-Minute Meetings

Senate leaders are accelerating negotiations on landmark cryptocurrency legislation as lawmakers work toward establishing a comprehensive regulatory framework for digital assets before Congress breaks for its August recess.

Iraq Was The Fifth Largest Buyer Of Homes In Türkiye During May

Money and Business     Economy News – Baghdad   Data from the Turkish Statistical Institute, released on Saturday, showed that Iraq ranked fifth among nationalities that bought the most homes in Turkey during May 2026, at a time when real estate sales to foreigners recorded a significant annual decline.

The agency stated in its monthly report that total home sales to foreigners amounted to 1,387 homes during May, a decrease of 27% compared to the same month in 2025, representing about 1.5% of total home sales in the country.

Good Morning Dinar Recaps,

ASEAN Pushes Deeper Rare Earth Cooperation to Strengthen Global Supply Chains

ASEAN is seeking to deepen cooperation on rare earth elements (REEs) as global demand for critical minerals accelerates. By strengthening regional collaboration, Southeast Asian nations hope to reduce dependence on outside powers, expand domestic processing industries, and secure a stronger position in the global supply chain.

Al-Mustaqilla Reveals The Reason For Al-Alaq's Dismissal: Exchange Rate Disputes Behind The Decision

June 18, 2026Last updated: June 18, 2026    Al-Mustaqilla - A source revealed to Al-Mustaqilla that the decision to dismiss the Governor of the Central Bank of Iraq, Ali Al-Alaq, came as a result of a direct dispute over the exchange rate of the Iraqi dinar, after he refused in recent days to proceed with any amendment to the exchange rate against the dollar.

6 Trends That Affect the U.S. Economy

Understanding these trends can help you protect your financial future

By  Kimberly Amadeo   Updated on July 12, 2021

In just a few short months, the COVID-19 pademic decimated the U.S. economy in what was a largely unforeseen crisis—one that will affect the economy for years. Five other trends listed below will continue to affect the U.S., too, because larger forces are at play.

Understanding these six trends could help you can protect your financial future.

Wall Street Journal: Pentagon Seeks $80 Billion In Additional Funding To Cover The Cost Of A War With Iran

Money and Business    Economy News - Follow-up   The Wall Street Journal, citing informed sources, reported that U.S. Deputy Secretary of Defense Stephen Feinberg told lawmakers in telephone calls this week that the Defense Department needs $80 billion to cover the costs of a war with Iran, in addition to other non-war-related expenses.

Good Morning Dinar Recaps,

US-Iran Peace Talks Delayed as Fragile Ceasefire Faces New Test

Negotiations scheduled in Switzerland have been postponed, highlighting lingering mistrust between Washington and Tehran as both sides attempt to transform a temporary ceasefire into a lasting peace agreement.