Iraq Economic News and Points To Ponder Late Thursday Evening 9-10-26
The Kurdistan Regional Government Has Decided To Immediately Close All Forex Companies And Ban The Trading Of Digital Currencies.
Erbil (Kurdistan24) - The Kurdistan Regional Government has launched a broad campaign to combat illegal currency trading, ordering the immediate and comprehensive closure of all companies and offices operating in the field of electronic trading "Forex", with a strict emphasis on prohibiting the trading of digital and encrypted currencies.
Friday Iraq News Posted by Tishwash at TNT 9-11-2026
TNT:
Tishwash: Why hasn't an oil and gas law been enacted? A former minister reveals the reasons.
Former MP and Minister Zuhair al-Jalabi revealed on Thursday the reasons why political parties have not moved forward with enacting the oil and gas law, despite nearly two decades having passed since attempts to pass this crucial legislation.
Al-Jalabi told Al-Maalouma, "The issue of annexing land from Nineveh Governorate to the Kurdistan Region is practically over, especially since the administrative boundaries of the governorates are defined within the Ministry of Planning and cannot be changed except by a decision from the Council of Representatives through a vote on a new administrative map of the governorates."
Iraq Economic News and Points To Ponder Thursday Evening 9-10-26
The Dinar Must Be Changed! We Won't Remove Zeros, But The Current Currency Will Not Last
2026-09-09 |964 Following banking warnings that money hoarded in homes and outside banks is disrupting the liquidity cycle and weakening the banking system, an idea is emerging within the Central Bank and among members of the parliamentary finance committee to change the currency and launch a new series, instead of removing zeros, in a process aimed at withdrawing counterfeit, worn-out, and stolen currency, and returning part of the funds to the banking system, through a mechanism being discussed to link the exchange of large sums to opening accounts and proving the sources of funds.
Here’s An Obvious Example Of A Critical Resource Shortage
Here’s An Obvious Example Of A Critical Resource Shortage
Notes From the Field By James Hickman (Simon Black / Sovereign Man) September 10, 2026
In July, the Canadian uranium miner Cameco stopped producing at its mine in northern Saskatchewan (known as ‘Cigar Lake’) for two weeks. Cigar Lake itself was fine, nothing was wrong with the mine. The problem was their sulfuric acid plant— a crucial ingredient in processing uranium ore— broke down.
Why Smart Countries Are Pulling Gold Out of U.S. — The Crisis Setup for $13,000 Gold: Soloway
Why Smart Countries Are Pulling Gold Out of U.S. — The Crisis Setup for $13,000 Gold: Soloway
Daniela Cambone: 9-9-2026
“You cannot have your gold in another country. You’ve got to have it in your own country.”
Gareth Soloway explains why central banks are bringing gold home and predicts prices could reach $13,000 by 2030.
Ariel: Vietnam Rate Movement, Why Iraq is the Key
Ariel: Vietnam Rate Movement, Why Iraq is the Key
9-10-2026
The Starting Gun: General Currency Assessment & Movement
Vietnam Rate Movement — Confirmed Signal in the Chain
We Will Start Early Today (Busy Day Ahead)
Reset Intelligence: 6 Million Barrels a Day.
Emailed to Recaps: (Thank you David)
Reset Intelligence: 6 Million Barrels a Day.
By Reset Intelligence | @EXIT_FIAT
Iraq walked into OPEC's capacity audit this week and filed a formal demand: a production baseline of 6 million barrels per day.
And 66 years to the week after 5 oil states founded OPEC in Baghdad, the host just asked the cartel it created to move aside.
The New Financial System Explained Simply
The New Financial System Explained Simply
Miles Harris: 9-9-2026
The global financial system can often seem like an impenetrable maze of jargon, complex mathematical models, and abstract concepts. However, understanding the core driving forces of our economy is essential for navigating the changing economic landscape.
To demystify these complex dynamics, financial analysts frequently turn to elegant metaphors. One of the most effective analogies compares the relationship between collateral, credit, and the economy to a man walking his dog on a leash. This simple yet profound visualization sheds light on how our monetary system functions, where the vulnerabilities lie, and how the architecture of global finance is rapidly evolving.
Seeds of Wisdom RV and Economics Updates Thursday Morning 9-10-26
OIL BREAKS $100: ENERGY SHOCK PUSHES INFLATION, BOND YIELDS AND GLOBAL FINANCE TOWARD A NEW PRESSURE POINT
Renewed U.S.-Iran attacks on shipping have pushed Brent crude above $100 a barrel while rising bond yields add another layer of pressure to an already strained global financial system.
OVERVIEW
Oil has moved back above the psychologically important $100-per-barrel level, as renewed military attacks involving the United States and Iran threaten to further disrupt energy supplies moving through the Middle East. Brent crude remained above $100 on Thursday after reaching levels not seen since July.
The renewed energy shock is arriving at a particularly sensitive time for global financial markets. Higher oil prices can feed into transportation, manufacturing, food and consumer prices, potentially creating another wave of inflationary pressure just as central banks are trying to determine their next moves on interest rates.
Thursday Iraq News Posted by Tishwash at TNT 9-10-2026
TNT:
Tishwash: Al-Moussawi: The cabinet formation is nearing completion... and the vote will take place after the Prime Minister's return.
MP Hamed Al-Moussawi confirmed that there is a determination among the various political forces to finalize the cabinet formation, noting that the Prime Minister is determined to complete it before September 30.
Al-Moussawi said that the political forces are moving towards ending this issue, indicating that the commitments made by the political parties and the accelerated discussions and meetings aim to resolve the ministerial cabinet.
The Dollar Just Crossed The Line It Crossed In 1973. There's No Turning Back Now
The Dollar Just Crossed The Line It Crossed In 1973. There's No Turning Back Now
Unfolded Finance: 9-9-2026
On March 1st, 1973, the Deutsche Bundesbank absorbed $2.7 billion in the first hour of trading — more than it had received in any full day in the history of the Bretton Woods system.
Karl Klasen, President of the Bundesbank, authorized the trading desk to stop buying at eleven in the morning. Every major European exchange closed its currency markets for the day.
The fixed exchange rate system that had governed international finance for twenty-seven years ended not because anyone decided to end it, but because the rate of dollar inflow exceeded the system's capacity to absorb it.