Seeds of Wisdom RV and Economics Updates Thursday Morning 3-5-26

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UN Investigation Condemns Iran War Escalation — Civilian Casualties Trigger Global Legal Alarm

UN probe warns attacks by all sides violate international law as civilian deaths mount

Overview

A new investigation by the United Nations has sharply criticized the ongoing war involving Iran, Israel, and the United States, concluding that the attacks violate the UN Charter’s prohibition against the use of force against a nation’s sovereignty.

The report highlights a particularly disturbing incident: an airstrike on the Shajareh Tayyebeh girls’ school in southern Iran, which killed numerous children between the ages of seven and twelve. UN investigators described the strike as a “shocking violation” of international humanitarian law, underscoring the severe toll the conflict is taking on civilians.

As the war intensifies, the investigation warns that Iranian civilians are trapped between external military strikes and internal repression, raising concerns about both the legal legitimacy of the war and its growing humanitarian catastrophe.

Key Developments

1. UN Investigation Declares Strikes Illegal Under International Law
   According to the UN probe, military actions by Israel and the United States — as well as Iran’s retaliatory strikes — violate the UN Charter, which strictly prohibits the use of force against the territorial integrity or political independence of another state without clear legal justification.

2. School Bombing Sparks Global Outrage
   One of the most alarming findings involves the strike on the Shajareh Tayyebeh girls’ school, where young schoolchildren were among the primary victims. UN experts described the attack as a potential breach of international humanitarian law protecting civilians and educational institutions during armed conflict.

3. Children Bear the Heaviest Cost
   A separate UN expert panel reported that more than 160 children have already been killed since the conflict escalated. Investigators warn that the true number may be higher, as large areas remain difficult for humanitarian monitors to access.

4. Iran’s Internal Crisis Deepens
   The report also highlighted Iran’s domestic turmoil. Since economic protests began on December 28, 2025, tens of thousands of people have reportedly been detained, with human rights organizations warning of torture, executions, and widespread repression amid the war.

Why It Matters

The UN’s findings introduce a major legal dimension to the expanding Middle East conflict.

Key implications include:

• Potential war crimes investigations and international legal challenges.

• Increased diplomatic pressure on all parties involved.

• Heightened scrutiny from international institutions and human rights organizations.

If the conflict continues to escalate while violating established legal frameworks, global diplomatic institutions may face pressure to intervene more aggressively, potentially reshaping alliances and geopolitical calculations across the region.

Why It Matters to Foreign Currency Holders

While the UN probe focuses on humanitarian and legal issues, the financial implications are significant.

• Geopolitical Instability Drives Market Volatility
  Escalating war in the Middle East often triggers oil price spikes, currency volatility, and risk-off behavior in global markets.

• Energy Supply Disruptions Affect Inflation
  If conflict spreads or disrupts major shipping routes such as the Strait of Hormuz, energy prices could surge, fueling inflation across global economies.

• Legal Pressure Could Shift Alliances and Trade
  International legal condemnation may lead to sanctions, diplomatic rifts, or realignment of trade partnerships, all of which influence global capital flows and reserve currency stability.

Implications for the Global Reset

• Pillar 1: Geopolitical Conflict Accelerates Economic Fragmentation
  Wars that involve major powers and key energy regions often reshape financial alliances and payment networks, pushing nations toward alternative trade corridors and currency arrangements.

• Pillar 2: Institutional Legitimacy Under Stress
  The conflict is also testing the authority of global institutions such as the United Nations, raising broader questions about how international law will function in an increasingly multipolar world.

These pressures could contribute to structural changes in global governance, financial systems, and geopolitical alignments.

War, Law, and Civilians: The Legal Fallout of the Iran Conflict.

Seeds of Wisdom Team

Newshounds News™ Exclusive

Sources

• Reuters — “UN probe: Iran war illegal under Charter, school attack a shocking violation”

• Modern Diplomacy — “UN probe: Iran war illegal under Charter, school attack a shocking violation”

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Dollar Dominance Returns: Global Crisis Sends Investors Rushing Back to the U.S. Currency

Safe-haven demand surges as the Israel–Iran conflict rattles global markets

Overview

Despite years of debate about de-dollarization, the global financial system is once again demonstrating the dominance of the U.S. dollar.

Amid escalating geopolitical tensions surrounding the Israel–Iran conflict, investors worldwide are rushing into the U.S. dollar as the ultimate safe-haven asset. The U.S. Dollar Index surged above 98, rebounding sharply after dipping to around 95 just a month earlier.

The rapid rebound signals something critical for global finance: in times of crisis, capital still flows toward the dollar, even as countries continue exploring alternatives to reduce reliance on it.

Key Developments

1. Dollar Strength Reasserts Itself During Global Crisis
   As war fears ripple through financial markets, the U.S. dollar has strengthened significantly, reinforcing its reputation as the world’s primary reserve and safe-haven currency. 

The Dollar Index (DXY) — which measures the dollar against major currencies — jumped back above 98, reflecting renewed global demand from investors seeking stability during geopolitical uncertainty.

2. De-Dollarization Momentum Temporarily Slows
While many nations have spent years exploring alternative payment systems and currency diversification, analysts say the latest crisis shows no immediate rival can replace the dollar’s liquidity and trust.

Currencies often discussed as alternatives — including the Euro, Chinese yuan, Japanese yen, and British pound sterling — have all struggled to maintain safe-haven status under market pressure.

3. China Encourages Dollar Accumulation
In a notable development, officials in China have reportedly urged state-owned banks and companies to increase their holdings of U.S. dollars.

The move is intended to stabilize and weaken the yuan, illustrating the paradox at the heart of the global financial system: even nations advocating reduced dollar dependence still rely on the currency during volatility.

4.  Swiss Central Bank Steps In to Stabilize Currency
The Swiss National Bank signaled a willingness to intervene in foreign exchange markets to prevent excessive appreciation of the Swiss franc, warning that rapid currency strength could threaten domestic price stability.

The intervention highlights how even traditional safe-haven currencies face limitations compared with the depth and scale of dollar markets.

Why It Matters

The dollar’s resurgence carries major implications for global finance and geopolitical strategy.

• Safe-Haven Demand Reinforces Dollar Dominance
  Periods of geopolitical crisis consistently trigger global capital flight into dollar-denominated assets, reinforcing the currency’s dominant role.

• Financial Systems Still Depend on U.S. Liquidity
  Despite diversification efforts, global banking systems, commodities markets, and international trade remain heavily tied to dollar liquidity.

• Currency Alternatives Remain Fragmented
  While emerging financial blocs and alliances are experimenting with alternative payment systems and currency settlements, none yet provide the scale, trust, and deep capital markets that support the U.S. dollar.

Why It Matters to Foreign Currency Holders

For currency investors and those watching global monetary shifts, the dollar surge delivers several key signals.

• Crisis Still Strengthens the Dollar
  Even as discussions about multi-currency systems grow, geopolitical shocks continue to drive capital toward the dollar first.

• Alternative Systems Are Still Developing
  Payment networks and trade arrangements outside the dollar system are expanding, but they remain incomplete and fragmented.

• Volatility May Accelerate Long-Term Change
  Ironically, each crisis that strengthens the dollar also motivates other nations to accelerate financial diversification efforts.

Implications for the Global Reset

• Pillar 1: The Dollar Remains the System’s Anchor
  Despite geopolitical tensions and global financial experimentation, the U.S. dollar still acts as the central stabilizing force in global markets.

• Pillar 2: Pressure for a Multi-Currency World Continues
  While the dollar dominates today, the persistence of geopolitical fragmentation and economic rivalry may gradually push the system toward a more diversified reserve structure over time.

The current crisis reveals a critical truth: the transition away from dollar dominance, if it occurs at all, will likely unfold slowly rather than suddenly.

In Turbulent Times, the World Still Trusts the Dollar.

Seeds of Wisdom Team
Newshounds News™ Exclusive

Sources

• Watcher Guru — “There’s No De-Dollarization: US Dollar Surges Again”

• Reuters — “Dollar rises as investors seek safe-haven amid geopolitical tensions”

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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.

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Currency value changes only come after sovereignty, trade, banking, settlement systems, and fiscal coordination are in place. History and institutions confirm this sequence.

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Iraq Economic News and Points To Ponder Thursday Morning 3-5-26

The Ministry of Labor announces the release of the social assistance payment for March.

Money and Business   Economy News – Baghdad  The Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs announced today, Thursday, the release of the social assistance payment for March 2026, which included nearly two million (2,070,000) families in Baghdad and the governorates, excluding the Kurdistan Region, with a total amount exceeding 444 billion dinars.

The head of the Social Protection Authority, Ahmed Al-Mousawi, explained in a statement received by “Al-Eqtisad News” that the number of families supported by men amounted to more than 1,499,000 families, with a total amount exceeding 358 billion dinars, while the number of families supported by women amounted to more than 570,000 families, with an amount exceeding 85 billion dinars.

Al-Mousawi called on the beneficiary families to visit the disbursement outlets to receive the aid allocated to them, stressing the keenness of the Authority and the Ministry to deliver support to those who deserve it, and to strengthen the social protection system for vulnerable groups.  https://www.economy-news.net/content.php?id=66393

Dollar Prices Rise Again In Baghdad Markets

Money and Business    Economy News – Baghdad  The exchange rate of the US dollar against the Iraqi dinar rose this morning, Thursday, in the markets of the capital, Baghdad.

The dollar exchange rate in Baghdad’s main Al-Kifah and Al-Harithiya exchanges was recorded at 156,000 dinars per 100 dollars, compared to 155,600 dinars per 100 dollars on Wednesday.

Selling prices also rose in exchange shops in the local markets of Baghdad, where the selling price reached 156,500 dinars for 100 dollars, while the buying price recorded 155,500 dinars for 100 dollars.https://www.economy-news.net/content.php?id=66396

The Central Bank Of Iraq Reveals A Decrease In Foreign Currency Reserves.

Banks     Economy News – Baghdad   The Central Bank of Iraq revealed on Thursday that its foreign currency reserves will decrease by the end of 2025.

The bank said in an official statistic that its foreign currency reserves at the end of last year amounted to $97.433 billion, or the equivalent of 126.661 trillion dinars, down from 2024 when they amounted to $100.367 billion, or the equivalent of 130.347 trillion dinars.

He pointed out that the reserves for 2024 also decreased compared to 2023, reaching $111.736 billion, or the equivalent of 145.257 trillion dinars.

He indicated that the value of gold within these reserves amounted to 31.488 trillion dinars, while foreign investments amounted to 93.266 trillion, while the cash holdings in the Central Bank’s vaults amounted to 1 trillion and 907 billion dinars.   https://www.economy-news.net/content.php?id=66401

Equating Risks In Oil And Financial Markets And The Geopolitical Tensions In The Middle East

Economy News – Baghdad   Dr. Haitham Hamid Mutlaq Al-Mansour / Economist

Amid the rapidly escalating events on the regional and international stages, particularly the Iranian-American-Israeli conflict, its direct and indirect effects on global economic variables, especially energy and financial markets, are increasing. Recent data shows a significant rise in oil prices following the military strikes and heightened tensions, with Brent crude reaching nearly $70 per barrel, its highest level since mid-2015.

This upward trend is expected to continue if the conflict is prolonged or if supplies through the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world's most vital energy chokepoints, are affected. Approximately 20% of global oil exports pass through this strait.

Consequently, any threat to the security of this waterway will have a swift and significant impact on the stability of international markets.

Past experience suggests that escalating geopolitical tensions, even in the absence of actual supply disruptions, prompt markets to reprice risk to maintain expected returns, leading to higher prices and a shift by investors toward more conservative portfolio management strategies.

In this context, the current rise in oil prices not only reflects traditional supply and demand dynamics but also incorporates the so-called "geopolitical risk premium," an indirect cost imposed by investors and speculators due to growing concerns about supply disruptions or the expansion of conflict.

Price movements in the current phase are more closely linked to political and military developments than to purely economic indicators, contributing to increased uncertainty in global financial markets.

This has been clearly reflected in stock and currency markets, where capital has flowed towards safe-haven assets, while shares of industrial, transportation, and energy companies have come under increasing pressure due to rising operating and production costs.

The price of gold rose from $1,950 per ounce to $1,985 per ounce, marking a 1.8% increase, while the yield on 10-year US Treasury bonds fell from 3.76% to 3.64%, reflecting increased demand for safety.

On the other hand, industrial, transportation, and energy stocks were clearly affected. The S&P 500 Energy Index fell from 650 to 635, a 2.3% decline, while shares of major airlines like Delta and United dropped by 2.7%.

This was attributed to increased operating costs resulting from the rise in crude oil prices, which jumped from $68 to $72.50 per barrel for Brent crude and from $64.50 to $67 per barrel for West Texas Intermediate.

These figures reflect the close correlation between energy and financial markets, where any supply disruption or price increase can quickly lead to significant shifts in stocks and a flight to safe-haven assets.

In the oil market, and in the medium term, if the escalation continues without an effective political settlement, oil prices are likely to move towards levels between $80 and $100 per barrel, especially if crude flows are directly disrupted by the closure of the Strait of Hormuz or attacks on oil infrastructure in the region.

 In such a scenario, energy-importing economies will face rising inflationary pressures and declining growth rates, while producing countries, including Iraq, may achieve temporary financial gains in the short term, but these will be accompanied by high risks stemming from price volatility and revenue instability.

Due to recent tensions and their impact on markets, in the short term, markets typically slow down when oil prices rise because higher energy costs increase companies' expenses and affect their profits.

In the medium term, however, if there is no actual disruption to supply, prices may remain relatively high as global demand continues, but they could gradually decline if tensions subside or major producers increase their output.

For example, Brent crude rose to around $72-73 per barrel last week amid escalating military tensions with Iran, its highest level in about seven months. There are expectations that the conflict could push prices towards $80 and even exceed $100 if supplies through the Strait of Hormuz are disrupted.

These price increases have also been priced in with a risk premium of $4-$10 per barrel in some bank forecasts, reflecting concerns about the potential security implications for the markets.

Indeed, oil markets recorded a clear rise today, March 1, 2026, as a result of the escalating geopolitical factor in the Middle East, especially after the American-Israeli strikes against Iran and its military responses, which increased the risks of disrupting supplies through the Strait of Hormuz, as follows:

Brent crude settled around $72.50 a barrel at the close of trading, up more than 2% during the session.

US West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude closed at $67 a barrel.

After adding a geopolitical risk premium of between $8-$10 per barrel above the base level due to concerns about the impact of the conflict on supplies.

Current estimates suggest that Brent crude prices could rise to around $80 per barrel if tensions persist, and might even exceed $100 in a worst-case scenario involving a complete disruption of oil supplies through the Strait of Hormuz.

In light of these developments, OPEC+ is seriously considering a further increase in supply at its emergency meeting today, in an effort to contain price pressures and provide sufficient liquidity to global markets.

This trend comes amid escalating risks of a wider regional war threatening the world's most important oil shipping lanes, most notably the Strait of Hormuz, a vital artery for international energy trade.

 In this tense atmosphere, major energy companies and producing nations are working to calm markets as the conflict in the Middle East reaches a critical stage, particularly after recent military operations effectively closed a brief window of diplomatic opportunity that had opened in February.

The heightened security risks have also increased the likelihood of an Iranian response targeting US bases or oil facilities in the Gulf states, a threat Tehran has repeatedly issued in recent weeks. This situation places additional pressure on the OPEC+ alliance to prevent sharp price spikes that could undermine the global economic recovery and exacerbate inflation.

In this context, the primary concern for market participants is no longer the mere threat of conflict itself, but rather the potential for an actual blockade of the Strait of Hormuz or direct damage to regional processing and export facilities.

This puts OPEC+ production decisions to a real test at this stage, as they represent one of the most prominent remaining instruments of stability in a market experiencing its highest levels of uncertainty in years.

In light of these factors, the current phase represents a true test of the resilience of the global oil system and the ability of producing countries and international institutions to contain recurring geopolitical shocks.

Continued tensions will only increase the fragility of the oil market and deepen its dependence on political risks.

This necessitates that rentier states, particularly Iraq, adopt more disciplined fiscal policies, strengthen economic diversification programs, and build financial safety nets to reduce their over-reliance on oil revenues and address potential future instability.   https://www.economy-news.net/content.php?id=66273

“Tidbits From TNT” Thursday Morning 3-5-2026

TNT:

Tishwash: America sends military reinforcements to Iraq

 The Associated Press reported on Thursday (March 5, 2026), citing US officials, that Washington has begun sending new military reinforcements to its bases in Iraq.

This move comes amid escalating regional tensions and fears of attacks on US facilities, and as part of the Pentagon's efforts to strengthen defense capabilities and secure forces deployed in the region against any potential threats.  link

Tishwash: Sudani: We will not allow Iraq to be dragged into war

 The Commander-in-Chief of the Iraqi Armed Forces, Mohammed Shia al-Sudani, affirmed on Saturday the government’s commitment to protecting Iraq from any attempts to drag the country into armed conflicts, directing that any security shortcomings be held strictly accountable, coinciding with decisions that included major changes in the intelligence structure in Nineveh Governorate.

Al-Sudani’s remarks came during his visit to the Joint Operations Command headquarters, where he chaired an expanded security meeting immediately upon his arrival, in the presence of the Minister of Interior, the Chief of Staff of the Army, the Deputy Commander of Joint Operations, the Head of the Counter-Terrorism Service, the Secretary of the Commander-in-Chief, in addition to a number of leaders of military and security agencies and formations.

The media office of the Commander-in-Chief stated that the meeting included a comprehensive review of the security situation in various governorates, with a focus on current developments in the region and the repercussions of ongoing military operations on Iraq’s security and regional and international security.

During the meeting, Al-Sudani stressed "no leniency towards any attempt to embroil Iraq in war or threaten its stability," affirming that the armed forces will continue to work to strengthen national security and protect the country's higher interests.

In a speech addressed to security leaders, Al-Sudani said: “Your legitimate and legal responsibility requires you to put the interest of Iraq above all considerations, to commit to enforcing the law with the highest levels of readiness, and not to allow any party to drag the country into conflicts or destabilize it.”

The Commander-in-Chief also ordered that any entity or security element proven to have failed in performing its duties during this "sensitive phase" that Iraq and the region are going through be held accountable, directing that all efforts be mobilized to protect the security of the country and the interests of the people.

The Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, Federal Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani, issued a decision on Wednesday, March 4, 2026, to relieve all intelligence officials in the Nineveh Plains Operations Sector of their positions.

The Prime Minister’s Media Office stated in an official statement that this decision comes within the framework of close monitoring of the security file and the progress of operations in vital sectors, as the directive included relieving all intelligence leaders responsible for the aforementioned sector.

These moves and warnings come amid an unprecedented military escalation in the region, where the United States and Israel launched extensive air attacks on Iranian territory on Saturday morning, February 28, 2026, resulting in the deaths of a number of Iranian leaders.

Tehran responded immediately by launching missile barrages towards Israel, in addition to targeting a number of US military bases and facilities in countries of the region, raising fears of the entire region sliding into a full-blown war.  link

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Tishwash: Baghdad in the "eye of the storm": Regional complexities hinder government formation - Urgent

 Former MP Aref Al-Hamami confirmed on Wednesday (March 4, 2026) that the formation of the government will be delayed due to the ongoing war in the region, while pointing out that Baghdad is still in the eye of the storm amid the complexities of the regional scene.

Government formation and the repercussions of the war

Al-Hamami told Baghdad Today, “The regional situation in the Middle East, especially the Arabian Gulf region, is extremely sensitive in light of the ongoing war, the scenarios and end date of which cannot be predicted.” He pointed out that “we are facing an exceptional and very dangerous situation, and Baghdad is at the heart of this storm.”

The former MP explained that "one of the repercussions of this war is the delay in forming a government, which may take even longer, especially given the lack of any indication so far of parliamentary sessions or direct meetings with the country's main political leaders." He added that "the current situation is difficult, and all possibilities are open regarding the nature of the military confrontation in the region in the coming days, weeks, and perhaps months."
The absence of agreements and the third phase

Al-Hamami points out that "forming the government will take some time, especially with the absence of decisive Kurdish-Kurdish understandings that would end the debate on presenting a consensus candidate for the position of President of the Republic," explaining that "the failure to resolve this entitlement hinders the transition to the third and final stage, which is assigning the candidate of the largest bloc, in reference to the coordination framework."

The position of President of the Republic is one of the most important constitutional entitlements that requires broad political consensus, especially between the two main Kurdish parties that share influence within the Kurdistan Region.

This move comes amid the overlap between the presidential file and the negotiations to form the federal government, which makes any agreement in Erbil contingent on the pace of understandings in Baghdad, and puts the scene before two options: a last-minute settlement or resorting to the ballot box inside parliament.

Political observers indicated that the repercussions of the relationship between the United States and Iran will not be isolated from the Iraqi political scene, especially with regard to the negotiations to form the next government, stressing that the forces concerned with choosing the Prime Minister are closely monitoring the nature of regional developments and what they may impose in terms of new conditions or equations on the form of the next government and its executive program.

Observers explained that the Iraqi crisis is inseparable from international interventions, including the American position, which has always been linked to the formation of successive governments, noting that some political parties seek to avoid getting involved in any confrontation between Washington and Tehran, and to try to distance themselves from the repercussions of the conflict. link

Tishwash: The foreign minister and his Russian counterpart discussed by phone the rapidly escalating military developments in the region and their political and economic repercussions.

Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein held a telephone conversation on Wednesday with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, during which they discussed the rapidly escalating military developments in the region and their political and economic repercussions.

During the call, the Russian minister outlined his country's position on the ongoing war, noting that he had contacted several of his counterparts in the Gulf states and Iran. He emphasized that the best way to resolve the situation lies in returning to the negotiating table and prioritizing the diplomatic track to contain the escalation. He also mentioned sending an official letter to Fuad Hussein, clarifying his country's position and its vision for de-escalating tensions.

For his part, Fuad Hussein expressed his gratitude to the Russian minister for his communication and for taking the initiative to send the letter, stressing the importance of continued coordination and consultation between the two countries during this critical phase.

The Foreign Minister explained that Iraq has become one of the countries directly affected by the ongoing conflict, as it is subjected to attacks from both sides, placing it in the position of a victim rather than a participant. He affirmed that the solution lies in an immediate ceasefire, but current indicators do not reflect any serious practical steps in this direction.

He noted that the expansion of the conflict and the intensification of attacks have become a daily feature of the conflict, warning that the closure of the Strait of Hormuz and the continuation of military operations have disrupted maritime traffic in the region.

He explained that Iraq is facing increasing difficulties in exporting its oil, a situation shared by some countries in the region, which portends serious repercussions for global energy markets. He also warned that the continuation of the war will lead to an energy market crisis and price hikes, negatively impacting the economies of the region and the world.

Regarding bilateral relations, the Russian minister extended an invitation to his Iraqi counterpart to participate in the eleventh meeting of the Iraqi-Russian Joint Committee, scheduled for May of this year.

The two sides also discussed the deal concerning some oil fields in Basra Governorate, involving the Russian company Gazprom and the American company Chevron, in addition to the resulting financial implications and mechanisms for addressing them in a way that ensures the protection of national interests.

The two sides concluded the call by emphasizing the need for continued communication and joint coordination in light of the sensitive circumstances the region is experiencing. /End  link

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Seeds of Wisdom RV and Economics Updates Wednesday Evening 3-4-26

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GLOBAL DEBT UNDER PRESSURE — OECD WARNS OF THE BIGGEST STRESS TEST EVER

Inflation, Energy Prices, and Shifting Market Structures Push Debt Markets to the Brink

Overview

The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) released a stark warning that inflation-fueled stress across global debt markets is the most significant systemic risk facing the global financial system in 2026.

This comes as governments, corporations, and central banks grapple with record borrowing needs — now projected to hit $29 trillion this year — alongside tightening monetary policy and energy-price shocks.

The timing could not be more critical: sovereign yields are climbing, refinancing risks are rising, and the investor base in debt markets is becoming more volatile. This report may mark a turning point in how global finance adapts to ongoing geopolitical and economic fragmentation.

Key Developments

1. Record Borrowing Meets Rising Yields
   Governments and companies are expected to borrow $29 trillion in 2026, up from over $25 trillion last year. Shorter maturities and higher yields amplify refinancing risk as debt comes due faster and investors demand higher returns in the face of inflation uncertainty.

2. Changing Investor Base = More Volatility
   The OECD report highlighted a structural shift in bond market participation. Traditional long-term holders are giving way to more price-sensitive investors like hedge funds and leveraged players, which can magnify market moves and increase vulnerability to   shocks.

3. Rising Interest Costs = Fiscal Strain
   Interest payments on sovereign debt now consume a growing share of budgets, outpacing defense spending in some countries. With shorter maturities and more frequent refinancing, higher yields can deepen stress on public finances just as growth prospects remain uncertain.

Why It Matters

The OECD warning underscores a convergence of debt vulnerabilities that could accelerate a phase change in the global financial system:

• Higher yields and inflation pressures push up cost of capital globally.

• Emerging markets with large upcoming maturities face acute refinancing risks.

• Debt markets, long considered a cornerstone of global finance, may become a source of fragility instead of stability.

This dynamic has the potential to reshape monetary policy, fiscal strategies, and cross-border investment flows.

Why It Matters to Foreign Currency Holders

For holders of major currencies and reserve assets:

• Inflation as a Dollar Driver
  Energy-induced inflation can boost dollar safe-haven demand, but long-term structural shifts (like de-dollarization trends) add complexity.

• Yield Curve Dynamics Affect FX and Reserves
  Rising yields affect currency valuations, capital flows, and reserve diversification strategies — especially for countries managing external debt.

• Market Composition Shifts Influence Volatility
  The growing role of price-sensitive investors means credit markets may transmit shocks more quickly to FX, equities, and risk assets.

The stress test ahead is not just about debt issuance — it’s about the entire risk transmission mechanism in global finance.

Implications for the Global Reset

• Pillar 1: Debt Sustainability Rewrites Policy Frameworks
  High borrowing needs require countries to reconsider fiscal priorities, monetary policy settings, and risk buffers. Traditional models that tolerated prolonged low yields may no longer be viable.

• Pillar 2: Market Fragmentation Drives Structural Change
  With a changing investor base and geopolitical tensions influencing capital flows, debt markets could fragment along regional lines or evolve into new risk pools, accelerating the move toward alternative financial architectures.

In this environment, resilience and adaptability are more important than ever — and structural debt risk may be the catalyst for a broader financial reset.

Seeds of Wisdom Team
Newshounds News™ Exclusive

Sources

• Reuters (via Global Banking & Finance Review) — “Inflation biggest risk to debt markets facing ‘big stress test’, OECD official says”
  
  OECD — “With pressures rising in global debt markets, maintaining resilience will require sound public finances, strong institutions and policies that support growth and innovation”

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JAPAN–U.S. NUCLEAR SURGE: $550 Billion Energy Alliance Signals Strategic Reset

Tokyo and Washington Align on Reactors, AI Power Demand, and Supply Chain Security

Overview

Japan and the United States are advancing talks on a massive $550 billion investment framework, with nuclear energy at its core. The proposal reportedly includes major participation from Westinghouse Electric Company, positioning nuclear power as a central pillar of energy security and AI-driven electricity expansion.

The discussions are expected to intensify when Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi meets U.S. President Donald Trump in Washington on March 19.

This is more than infrastructure. It is geopolitical energy alignment under pressure from Middle East instability and surging AI power demand.

Key Developments

1. Nuclear Expansion at the Center

The proposed project could involve:

• Construction of pressurized water reactors

• Development of small modular reactors (SMRs)

• Project valuations potentially reaching $100 billion

Westinghouse — owned by Cameco and Brookfield Corporation — is reportedly evaluating large-scale reactor expansion.

This aligns with Washington’s prior $80 billion nuclear expansion partnership aimed at boosting domestic baseload power generation.

2. Japanese Industrial Giants in Play

Potential contributors include:

• Mitsubishi Heavy Industries

• Toshiba

• IHI Corporation

Participation ensures Japan maintains influence over next-generation reactor standards while securing long-term manufacturing contracts in the U.S.

3. Investment Package Under Tariff Framework

Tokyo is accelerating projects tied to its broader investment commitment under a U.S.-Japan tariff arrangement.

So far announced:

• $36 billion across three projects

• Including a natural gas plant in Ohio

Japanese Trade Minister Ryosei Akazawa is expected to meet U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick to advance negotiations.

4.  Critical Minerals & Copper Strategy

A parallel proposal includes a copper smelting and refining facility — reinforcing supply chain resilience for:

• Clean energy technologies

• Semiconductor production

• AI infrastructure expansion

Energy and minerals are being negotiated together — a clear signal of integrated strategic planning.

Why It Matters

This initiative sits at the intersection of three transformative forces:

1. Energy Security Amid Middle East Volatility
Oil and gas supply disruptions have renewed urgency around stable baseload power.

2. AI-Driven Electricity Demand
Data centers powering artificial intelligence are driving unprecedented grid stress.

3. Industrial Realignment
Supply chains for energy, minerals, and technology are being reshaped around trusted allies.

Nuclear power is re-emerging not just as a climate solution — but as a geopolitical stabilizer.

Why It Matters to Foreign Currency Holders

This development intersects directly with global reset themes:

• Stable Baseload = Monetary Stability
  Energy reliability underpins industrial output and currency confidence.

• Uranium & Nuclear Supply Chains Gain Strategic Weight
  Commodity flows tied to nuclear fuel may see elevated geopolitical importance.

• U.S.-Japan Financial Integration Deepens
  Large-scale cross-border capital deployment strengthens bilateral monetary alignment.

• AI Infrastructure Becomes Energy-Backed
  Digital growth now depends directly on hard-asset energy expansion.

When energy supply chains strengthen, financial resilience follows.

Implications for the Global Reset

Pillar 1: Energy Security Replaces Fossil Dependency

Nuclear power offers:

• Long-term baseload stability

• Reduced exposure to maritime chokepoints

• Lower geopolitical vulnerability compared to oil transit routes

This shifts leverage from short-term commodity shocks to long-horizon infrastructure control.

Pillar 2: Industrial Capital as Strategic Tool

The $550 billion framework represents:

• State-backed capital deployment

• Allied industrial coordination

• Strategic counterweight to rival economic blocs

Capital flows are being weaponized for stability.

In a volatile world, energy independence becomes monetary influence.

Seeds of Wisdom Team View

This proposed nuclear alliance reflects a deeper reality:

Energy volatility is accelerating strategic partnerships.

Japan gains:

• Industrial footprint expansion

• Long-term reactor influence

• Supply chain resilience

The United States gains:

• AI-compatible baseload energy

• Domestic production expansion

• Allied capital support

But nuclear projects carry:

• Long timelines

• Regulatory hurdles

• Political sensitivity

If executed efficiently, this could mark a nuclear renaissance anchored in geopolitical alignment.

If delayed or mismanaged, it risks becoming symbolic diplomacy.

Either way, nuclear power has re-entered the strategic mainstream.

Energy Security Is the New Financial Security.

This is not just energy policy — it is global finance restructuring before our eyes.

Seeds of Wisdom Team
Newshounds News™ Exclusive

Sources

• Reuters — “Japan and U.S. discuss major nuclear cooperation as part of $550 billion investment framework”

• Modern Diplomacy — “Japan–US Eye Major Nuclear Deal in $550 Billion Investment Push”

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Iraq Economic News and Points To Ponder Wednesday Evening 3-4-26

The Coordinating Framework Decides To Withdraw Al-Maliki's Nomination For Prime Minister

Politics breaking  2026-03-03 Shafaq News – Baghdad  An informed source reported on Tuesday that the coordinating framework decided to withdraw Nouri al-Maliki's nomination for the premiership.

The source told Shafaq News Agency that "the leaders of the Coordination Framework agreed during today's meeting to withdraw Nouri al-Maliki's nomination for the premiership."

He added that "the official statement will be issued in the coming hours, and the next two days will witness intensive meetings in order to agree on a new candidate who enjoys the support of the Coordination Framework forces and the rest of the Sunni and Kurdish political forces."

He noted that "today's meeting of the framework witnessed the absence of Nouri al-Maliki, Humam Hamoudi and Abu Ala al-Walai."

For his part, a source in the State of Law Coalition told Shafaq News Agency that "the coordination framework will hold a meeting in the coming days to discuss the issue of adhering to or withdrawing Nouri al-Maliki's nomination for the premiership."

He added that "what was published regarding the withdrawal of the nomination is incorrect, and the coordinating framework has no right to make any decision in the absence of the main members from the meeting."

The “coordination framework,” which includes ruling Shiite political forces in Iraq, is witnessing a division over the nomination of Maliki for the next government, amid American warnings of the repercussions of his selection, which prompted forces within the coalition to try to persuade him to withdraw in order to preserve the unity of the framework.   shafaq.com   الإطار التنسيقي يقرر سحب ترشيح المالكي لرئاسة الحكومة - شفق نيوز

A Move In The Iraqi Parliament To Cancel The Security Agreement With Washington And Replace It With "China Or Russia"

2026-03-04 Shafaq News – Baghdad     On Wednesday, MP Miqdad al-Khafaji, from the parliamentary rights bloc, confirmed that US and Israeli forces targeted several sites belonging to the security forces, the Popular Mobilization Forces, and resistance factions in Iraq.

 Al-Khafaji told Shafaq News Agency that "the (American-Israeli) operations resulted in the killing of 19 people and the wounding of dozens of members of the Popular Mobilization Forces and the security forces."

  He pointed out that no airdrop of US forces on Iraqi territory had been recorded, indicating that the House of Representatives would present in the next session a draft bill to cancel the security agreement with the US side to protect Iraqi airspace, and at the same time another agreement would be sought with global countries such as Russia and China.

  According to Al-Khafaji, there is no specific date set for the next session of the House of Representatives, as it was scheduled to be held last Sunday, but some representatives requested its postponement with unrealistic pretexts.

  He continued, saying that "the United States of America has proven its conspiracy against the Iraqi people and government by targeting security sites belonging to the Popular Mobilization Forces, as well as civilian sites, and by exploiting Iraqi airspace to strike other countries."

Sites belonging to the Popular Mobilization Forces in Iraq were subjected to American and Israeli strikes, carried out via drones and missiles, according to informed sources who spoke to Shafaq News Agency earlier.

 In response, the factions retaliated by shelling the city of Erbil (the capital of the Kurdistan Region) and some areas of Sulaymaniyah Governorate, which led to an escalation of tension and a widening of the confrontation.

  Since Saturday morning, February 28, 2026, the United States and Israel have been waging a large-scale military strike against Iran, targeting leaders, officialياd military and nuclear facilities, while Iran has responded by launching missiles and drones at Israel and American bases in Gulf countries.https://www.shafaq.com/ar/سیاسة/تحرك-في-البرلمان-العراقي-ل-لغا-الاتفاقية-ال-منية-مع-واشنطن-واستبدالها-بـ-الصين-و-روسيا

Kuwait Summons Iraq's Chargé D'affaires To Protest Attacks By Armed Factions

Kuwait – One News    3/04/2026  The Kuwaiti Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced on Wednesday that it had summoned the Iraqi chargé d'affaires to Kuwait and handed him a protest note regarding the targeting of Kuwaiti territory by Iraqi armed factions.

 The Ministry stated in a statement that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, represented by Ambassador Aziz Rahim Al-Daihani, summoned the Acting Deputy Foreign Minister, Zaid Abbas Shanshul, the Chargé d'Affaires of the Embassy of the Republic of Iraq to the State of Kuwait, to hand him a protest note following the attacks launched by Iraqi armed factions targeting Kuwaiti territory on Tuesday, March 3, 2026.

 According to the statement, Al-Daihani reiterated his country’s condemnation of these dangerous practices that violate sovereignty and are a clear violation of the rules of international law, noting that they have caused casualties among civilians and military personnel, in addition to serious material losses and damages.

 He pointed out that “launching attacks on the State of Kuwait using Iraqi territory or the territory of any neighboring country is a crime of aggression criminalized in international law and is contrary to the principles of territorial integrity,” stressing the importance of Iraq taking practical and tangible steps to address and stop these attacks.

 Al-Daihani affirmed “the sovereign right of the State of Kuwait, in accordance with Article 51 of the Charter of the United Nations, to defend its territory and vital installations against any aggression or threat to its security, in a manner that guarantees the exercise of its inherent right to self-defense in accordance with the provisions of international law.”   https://1news-iq.net/الكويت-تستدعي-القائم-بأعمال-العراق-اح/

Kuwait Protests Iraq Over Faction Strikes

2026-03-04   Shafaq News- Kuwait   Kuwait on Wednesday summoned Iraq’s chargé d’affaires Zaid Abbas Shanshul, delivering a memorandum of protest over strikes carried out by Iraqi armed factions on Kuwaiti territory.

 In a statement, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Kuwait condemned the attacks as a breach of its sovereignty and a violation of international law, reporting casualties among civilians and military personnel, along with significant material damage.

وزارة الخارجية           @MOFAKuwait

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, represented by His Excellency Ambassador Aziz Rahim Al-Deihani, Acting Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, summoned His Excellency Dr. Zaid Abbas Shanshul, Chargé d'Affaires of the Embassy of the Republic of Iraq to the State of Kuwait, in order to hand him a protest note following the attacks launched by Iraqi armed factions that targeted Kuwaiti territories on Tuesday, March 3, 2026.

During the meeting, His Excellency the Acting Deputy Minister renewed the State of Kuwait's condemnation in the strongest terms of the dangerous practices that violate its sovereignty and constitute a flagrant violation of the rules of international law, which resulted in casualties among civilians and military personnel, in addition to significant material losses and damages, emphasizing that launching attacks on the State of Kuwait using Iraqi territories or any territories of a neighboring state is tantamount to the crime of aggression under international law and contradicts the principles of regional security, while stressing the importance of the Republic of Iraq taking practical and tangible steps to address and stop those attacks.

His Excellency also affirmed the State of Kuwait's sovereign right, pursuant to Article 51 of the United Nations Charter, to defend its territories and vital facilities against any aggression or threat to its security, in a manner that ensures the exercise of its inherent right to self-defense in accordance with international law.

 Stressing that launching attacks against Kuwait from Iraqi soil constitutes an act of aggression under international law and violates the principle of territorial integrity, Kuwait urged Iraqi authorities to take clear and practical steps to prevent further incidents.

 The development unfolds as several Iraqi armed factions have declared their involvement in the ongoing war between the United States and Israel against Iran, vowing to target US bases and interests inside Iraq and elsewhere in the region. https://www.shafaq.com/en/Middle-East/Kuwait-protests-Iraq-over-faction-strikes

Iran-Backed Factions Risk Dragging Iraq Into Regional War, Says Al-Alusi

2026-03-04 Shafaq News- Baghdad   Iraq could be dragged into a widening regional conflict due to the expanding influence of Iran-aligned armed factions, politician Mithal al-Alusi warned Wednesday, arguing that state authority is eroding under external pressure.

 Al-Alusi told Shafaq News that while Iraq is not officially involved in the current war, developments on the ground reveal “the state’s inability to curb militias loyal to Tehran.”

 He alleged that “some factions operate under the supervision of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), with political, parliamentary and media roles distributed to preserve Iranian leverage inside Iraq and across the region.”

 Al-Alusi further claimed that certain groups include members from Bahrain, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia, suggesting they could be mobilized to target those countries as part of a broader regional escalation.

 He argued that Iraq’s executive and legislative institutions have become constrained by Iranian influence, exposing the country to potential military, financial and diplomatic retaliation while weakening domestic stability.

Referring to repeated strikes in the Kurdistan Region, al-Alusi said the attacks aim to undermine Kurdish leadership and consolidate Tehran’s influence. He dismissed claims by armed factions that operations near Erbil were linked to the USconsulate, describing them as a “pretext.” https://www.shafaq.com/en/Iraq/Iran-backed-factions-risk-dragging-Iraq-into-regional-war-says-al-Alusi

Iraqi MP Demands End To US Security Pact

2026-03-04 Shafaq News- Baghdad   The United States and Israel targeted multiple sites belonging to Iraqi security forces, the Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF), and resistance factions, a senior Iraqi official told Shafaq News on Wednesday.

Muqdad Al-Khafaji, a member of parliament from the Shiite Huqooq (Rights) bloc within the Iran-aligned Coordination Framework (CF), indicated that the operations killed 19 people and injured dozens of PMF and security personnel. (a pro-Iran MP trying to affect policy)

He added that Parliament will prepare a draft to cancel the security agreement with Washington, which allows US forces to operate in Iraqi airspace, while exploring potential agreements with other countries, including Russia and China.

“There is no set date for the next parliamentary session,” Al-Khafaji noted, pointing out that a session originally scheduled for Sunday was postponed after some lawmakers requested delays for reasons he described as “unrealistic.”

 Yesterday, the Islamic Resistance in Iraq (IRI) reported launching 67 operations over 48 hours in two Iraqi provinces and four other countries, targeting US “occupation bases” and interests in the region.

A graphic circulated by outlets affiliated with the factions listed several bases it claimed were struck inside Iraq, including Harir base, Ain Al-Asad base, Erbil base, Al-Rukban base, and Al-Rasheed base. In response, the United States struck several Iraq faction bases in Jurf Al-Sakhar (Jurf Al-Nasr), south of Baghdad, as well as in Mosul, Kirkuk, and Nineveh.

 https://www.shafaq.com/en/Iraq/Iraqi-MP-demands-end-to-US-security-pact

Iraq’s Al-Sistani Urges Halt To War On Iran

2026-03-04 Shafaq News- Najaf   Iraq’s top Shiite cleric Grand Ayatollah Ali Al-Sistani on Wednesday condemned the ongoing US-Israeli military attacks on Iran, warning they could trigger severe regional and international consequences.

 A statement from his office in Najaf said the strikes over the past several days had killed many Iranian citizens, including civilians and children, and caused extensive damage to public and private property.

 Launching a war against a United Nations member state without authorization from the UN Security Council to impose conditions or topple its political system would set a dangerous precedent capable of destabilizing the Middle East and the wider world, the cleric cautioned.

“The conflict has already expanded beyond Iran, with military operations affecting other countries and damaging facilities across the region.”   https://www.shafaq.com/en/Iraq/Iraq-s-Al-Sistani-urges-halt-to-war-on-Iran

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The US is Copying the 1940s Playbook to Erase National Debt

The US is Copying the 1940s Playbook to Erase National Debt

Mark Moss:  3-4-2026

The United States is on the cusp of a significant economic challenge, with its national debt-to-GDP ratio hovering around 123%, eerily reminiscent of the post-World War II era.

Back then, between 1942 and 1951, the U.S. managed to reduce its national debt from 120% of GDP to 35%, not by paying it off, but through a clever, albeit somewhat contentious, financial strategy known as financial repression.

As we face a similar debt crisis today, understanding this strategy and its implications for investors is more crucial than ever.

Financial repression involves a government keeping interest rates artificially low, often through coordination with its central bank, while allowing or tolerating inflation to rise. The result is a negative real interest rate, which erodes the value of government debt over time, effectively transferring wealth from savers (bondholders) to the government.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) have documented how the U.S. used this strategy to its advantage in the post-war period.

With the U.S. debt-to-GDP ratio at levels not seen since the 1940s, and with trillion-dollar deficits becoming the norm, the path to reducing this debt through fiscal surpluses appears unrealistic. Default is not only politically unpalatable but also economically disastrous. This leaves inflation—or more specifically, financial repression—as a likely tool for reducing the real burden of debt.

The Federal Reserve has already begun cutting interest rates amidst rising inflation, echoing the financial repression playbook of the 1940s.

 Discussions about a new Fed-Treasury Accord, similar to the one in 1951 that ended the post-war financial repression period, are gaining traction. This has led some to speculate that history may be repeating itself, with significant implications for investors.

Most investors remain unprepared for the impending financial repression. Traditional investment portfolios, such as the 60/40 stock-bond split, are particularly vulnerable because their bond components are likely to be eroded by negative real interest rates.

Those chasing high returns through riskier means, like day trading or speculative investments in crypto or meme stocks, often end up with significant losses.

In contrast, the top 1% employ a fundamentally different investment strategy, known as vertical stacking. Instead of diversifying their investments horizontally across various assets, they layer the same capital into multiple assets simultaneously, using leverage and collateralization to maximize capital efficiency. A detailed example illustrates how this strategy can lead to exponential wealth growth over time, far outpacing the returns of more traditional, passive investment approaches.

While vertical stacking involves leverage risk, this risk is transparent and manageable, unlike the hidden risk of financial repression eroding the value of supposedly “safe” bond holdings. A sophisticated liquidity management system is crucial for mitigating the volatility associated with leveraged portfolios.

As the U.S. navigates its debt crisis, likely through financial repression, investors must adapt. Understanding the strategies employed by the financial elite, such as vertical stacking, and learning how to manage the associated risks, will be key to thriving in this new environment.

For those interested in delving deeper into this strategy, including learning about collateral ratios, sequencing, tax implications, and liquidity management, attending a detailed presentation could provide invaluable insights.

The looming debt crisis presents both challenges and opportunities. By understanding the historical context and the strategies that have proven successful for some of the most savvy investors, individuals can better prepare themselves for the financial landscape ahead.

 For further insights and a deeper dive into effective investment strategies in the face of financial repression, watching the full video presentation by Mark Moss is highly recommended.

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Bruce’s Big Call Dinar Intel Tuesday Night 3-4-26

Bruce’s Big Call Dinar Intel Tuesday Night 3-4-26 

Transcribed By WiserNow Emailed To Recaps   (INTEL ONLY)

Welcome to the big call tonight. It's Tuesday, March 3rd  and you're listening to the big call. Thanks everybody for tuning in again, and before we go to sue for what should be another exciting teaching for us tonight, which will edify us, build us up. I'd like to go ahead and pray the call in.

Okay, so thank you, Bob. Appreciate it very much. And let's see. Let's talk about where we are from an Intel point of view right now. You know, let's face it, on Thursday night's call, we didn't know we're going to have a conflict with the hierarchy of Iran, but we do, and we're in it and we're in it to win it. We really are.

We're not going to stop doing what needs to be done to reduce that Islamic terrorist state to nothing. And we do want to change. And I believe there is an undercurrent, and it may be an underground Church of Christianity in Iran that I've heard about.

I'd love for that to come out, and for them to be actually a Christian nation, which I expect them to become that. So what are they doing right now?

Well, I have heard we've lost six of our service members. It was very sad. We had four of their names out today on the news. The other two, we did not, but, it was, it was sad that we've lost six of our tourist people

And I hope that that's it. That's all. But we are definitely making a difference and reducing their effectiveness. And I think the President Trump said the best is yet to come in the next couple of days. I think that means tonight and tomorrow night, because that's usually when the attacks take place. So we'll see what happens.

But we do have, you know, President Trump said, you know, we care about the Iranian people. We care about their freedom and their ability to self govern and be a sovereign nation and have their freedom and have a democratically elected form of government. I think that's coming. I think that is in the works.

Obviously, I know that planning is there for it. The question is, how quickly can it be affected? Now we have heard that, because of this conflict in Iran, that we have to wait for it to complete. I've heard from some of our Iraqi sources that the Iranian military needs to lay their weapons down, and once that happens, the next day, we get notified for our exchanges.

So there is that.

And how long will the conflict last?   It's hard to say. I don't think it's going to be weeks, but it could be more days.

And you know, we still get some information from our contacts at Wells Fargo through the usually through redemption center people, or sometimes bond pay masters, and we are hearing that we could get notified Thursday, another source said Thursday, Friday, and it could end up being exchanges starting Saturday. We are still in play.

However, be realistic. It's not it's not guaranteed that we will go this week by any means. I hope we do.

I hope we can go, but I know that at this point we have to kind of see what's happening with the Iran   -- hopefully, and this is our prayer, is that the military realizes that they are ineffective and they need to lay their arms down.

 And I know they're not really a people to surrender, I get that, but the greatest good would be for Iran to realize they're not going to be able to do anything major to stop this.

They need to just go ahead and lay their weapons down, and it will go well for them. It will go well for them if they do that. I'm hoping that's what happens you guys.

Now, what about anything else that is relevant to the timing of this?

We know, for example, that there are certain bond people at Wells Fargo that are doing bonds even tonight, and will continue to do them tomorrow.

And so that's just something that's relatively new.

So that's a good thing. They're doing that now our bond holders that already have done their bond we still don't know when they're going to have access to funds. The timing is usually such that they will gain access to funds when we get our 800 number notifications. So they're the rollout is like a 72 hour rollout, three days.

They get notified. They get access. We get notified, we set appointments, we go in and we do our exchanges. I don't know for sure. Now, some people have said they think maybe this is going to go somewhere around the 14th, which is a week for the Saturday. I don't have that from our sources. We have heard that from other people, but my sources are not saying that  -- doesn't mean it might not happen then, because I really think a lot is going to be determined by how being things are moving through with our plan with “Operation Epic Fury”.

I once had a a geometry teacher in high school. His name was Major Earl -  the major would say, Beware the fury of a patient man,  where the fury of a patient man  and there was a cool expression that was written on the board ,  and I thought this applies in this case, Operation Epic Fury -  and I want to see it come to an end, just like you guys do -  but we have to complete the mission -   President Trump's not going to do it halfway, neither. We're gonna get admission completed.

This is the time to do it  - It seems a little awkward for us because we're ready to go. We think everything's ready to go, but it's important that this happens.

Okay? What else? What else could be triggered? We have heard that the EBS could be triggered in a project three or four days  Now - why would that be? Would it be triggered to bring out the information that we're looking to have on the EBS system to tell us what really has been going on.

There's so much of our history that needs to be rewritten and updated with the truth, what about child trafficking and all of that stuff that's been covered up, all about the tunnels all over the world, where, you know, child trafficking and all that can take place to be exposed and the truth will come out.

That's some of it, too. There's a lot of different things. What about EBS covering NESARA?  What about letting the folks know about  Debt Jubliee? About mortgages being zeroed out, credit cards zeroed out, etc, all of that is part of NESARA. Is all of that coming out  that EBS EAS like we thought, I don't know. We'll see.

Maybe – it should – I don’t know if its ready yet -  the  country is not really awake to that? Some people have heard of it. Obviously, people like us that are on the big call listening know a lot about NESARA and everything else. We thought it was tough, but we haven't seen any evidence of it in our lives yet. Like, for example, an asset backed dollar, the USN is ready to go.

We know it's the physical currency is already in banks and redemption centers ready for it to be utilized. But we need to have some word out there from President Trump,  or Secretary Bessent  that you know that we have this, that we have an asset back currency  - I don't know.

We're just going to have to stay patient like we are right now and pray that this conflict in Iran  produces the desired result for the people of Iran, so that they can stand up and actually stand up. – run their government

And I know they may not know how to do that might be new, but there are enough people there that can steer them in the right direction so that they can have a new attempt at freedom.

The most awful things have happened in that country. It's not just something that we started. They started this 47 years ago when the Shah was deposed and the new Islamic State came into being in Iran, and they have lost 1000s of our people as a result of the terrorist activities that happen in various parts of the world.

So don't act like this new thing that we thought up. This is President Trump, with the only one that has the wherewithal to stand up and say, it's time. Now is the time. And that's what he did.

I'm glad he did it for the people of Iran to have a new happy start. They will have a new start at this and I think that we need to understand and respect that instead, want the very best for them and our country, needs to come together and understand that  -- they need to realize this isn't a Republican / Democratic  matter. This is a matter of Freedom -  new start for a country that's basically still in the middle ages

So I'm 100% behind President Trump, our cabinet, our military. And I want to see it come to completion , but I want to see it come to completion quickly. This is not going to be a prolonged war. This is not Vietnam. This isn't even Iraq and the Iraqi conflict at all.

This is, this is get in and get it done, get out without boots on the ground. I really think It will happen from the sky, from the sea, and not be something that's prolonged at all.

So we will hold fast timeline that has the possibility of notifications by the end of this week, and if we go another week, we'll see what happens, but I'm going to stay tuned and see what information we get. Usually, we don't get a result of some kind of activity like this until after it's over.

Then we get numbers, then we get ramifications of what exactly happened. In this case, a lot of our a lot of our people have gone quiet.

We've had some redemption center staff say that they're planning to go in on Thursday. Don't know if it's for notification, setting up appointments, possible exchange. We don't know. We'll have to see what happens by Thursday,

What about our DOGE and tariff payments that were supposed to be on the second or third? Yeah? Well, I asked about that today. I'm not thinking as much about DOGE as I am the tariff  dividends.

And did not answer as to where those are. We did not get back in time for the call -  maybe we'll have something by Thursday. Just another couple of days. I will stay on it, because that is something else that we're interested in. But so far, nothing to delineate.

My own gut deal is that we need to get notifications and get started before the other things come in. I mean, we have to start with I believe our notifications, once we get notifications, we're 51% there, getting 800 numbers we are golden.

We just need to do that, and then set our appointments -  turn and we're off to the races. I'm looking for DOGE that's about that today, and it's a good question, and we will try to narrow /  nail that down as we can, at least by Thursday. Okay, see if we can get that – thank you Sue for that. I appreciate it.

That is the intel that we have so far. It's a little bit now, a few pieces, but we don't have a complete picture. We have people saying Thursday. We got people saying Wednesday, Thursday. And we've got some that are saying, if not by Friday, then the weekend. You know, it's kind of that whole four or five day window, but I really think we have to focus on how soon can conflict in Iran complete?

Let's keep an eye on that that'll help, and I'm staying on top of that quite a bit to see if we can glean any information that comes out from President Trump or general raising Kane or Scott Bessent or anybody else that we like that we are paying attention to. So thank you, Sue.

Let's go ahead now and pray, call out, and then we'll see what happens between now, now and Thursday.

Well, good night everybody, and look forward to talking to you Thursday. Hang in there, everybody. Keep the faith and keep praying this in you.

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6 Money Rules That Worked 20 Years Ago — and Fail Now

6 Money Rules That Worked 20 Years Ago — and Fail Now

Jordan Rosenfeld   GoBankingRates     Mon, March 2, 2026

For years, personal finance advice was built around simple rules designed for a more stable economy. Americans have been taught to follow some key financial rules that made sense for a long time. But higher living costs, longer careers, shifting job patterns and mounting financial tradeoffs have made many of those once-reliable rules harder to follow and, in some cases, financially risky.

Experts explained which money rules fail now and what to do instead.

1. Save 10% of Your Income

For decades, saving 10% of your income was considered a gold-standard rule of thumb. But that advice was shaped by a very different economic reality, one with lower healthcare costs, shorter retirements and more stable career paths. Today, “cost of living is on the rise and wages are stagnant,” said Ashley Morgan, a debt and bankruptcy lawyer at Ashley F Morgan Law, PC. This means that even when being conservative with budgets, people have to spend more money to meet a minimal standard of living, she stressed.

Robin Lovely, a CFP, retirement planner and founder at The Women’s Advisory Group, works with many clients — often women — who are dealing with divorce, caregiving or career transitions. “The old guideline of saving 10% of your income doesn’t reflect their realities today,” she said. She advises her clients to aim closer to 15% to 20% when possible, “even if they have to build toward that number over time.”

2. Housing Should Cost No More Than 30% of Income

Old advice suggested that you should spend no more than 30% of your income on housing. Lovely calls this advice “antiquated,” noting that in many parts of the country it’s now unrealistic. Instead, she suggests people aim for “more flexible, values-based planning.”

Morgan pointed out that other cost pressures, like the sudden and steep increase in grocery prices, also eat into housing budgets and leave households with far less room to maneuver.

3. Buy a Home as Soon as You Can

Home ownership was once treated as a smart financial milestone, but that assumption no longer holds. Chad Gammon, a CFP, RICP, Enrolled Agent (EA) and owner of Custom Fit Financial, said this has changed “with more mobility … and the mentality that renting isn’t throwing money away.”

With higher prices, transaction costs and more mobile careers, buying too soon — or in the wrong location — can backfire. “Housing costs are on the rise, buying is often more expensive than renting,” Morgan said.

4. Pay Off All Debt Before Investing

Twenty years ago, high interest rates made aggressive debt payoff a clear priority. Today, the landscape is more nuanced. “There are still quite a bit of low-interest-rate student loans and mortgages out there compared to 20 years ago,” Gammon said.

Often, delaying retirement savings or overworking to pay off debt doesn’t make sense today, Morgan said. “You need to consider both your quality of life and requirements for the future.”

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Will Banks Accept Iraqi Dinar After The RV?

Will Banks Accept Iraqi Dinar After The RV?

Dinar From Dummies:  3-3-2026

In this video I talk about banks and if they will accept the IQD after the dinar revalues.

As an investor or enthusiast considering the Iraqi dinar, you’ve likely encountered numerous questions and concerns about the process of exchanging this exotic currency.

In a recent video from Dinar For Dummies, entrepreneur and investor Steven sheds light on the realities of exchanging Iraqi dinar, providing valuable insights and dispelling common misconceptions.

Let’s face it: the Iraqi dinar is currently virtually worthless, with a value of about one-tenth of a penny. As Steven emphasizes, it’s considered an exotic currency that mainstream banks don’t handle or exchange.

 This is not because banks are unwilling to deal with the dinar, but because they operate in the present reality, focusing on currencies with established value and liquidity.

Steven advises against calling banks with hypothetical questions about the dinar’s future value, as they simply don’t have an incentive to accept or exchange it at present. Banks are in the business of making money, and with the dinar’s current value, there’s no profit to be made.

However, Steven clarifies that once the dinar revalues and gains real worth, banks will be eager to accept and exchange it, driven by the opportunity to lend out the funds and earn interest.

Steven also touches on the recent geopolitical tensions between the U.S. and Iran, suggesting that a resolution with Iran is a prerequisite for the dinar’s revaluation.

While the timing remains uncertain, Steven expresses cautious optimism that the revaluation could be imminent. This development is crucial, as it will likely have a significant impact on the dinar’s value and, subsequently, the ability to exchange it.

The Dinar For Dummies video serves as a valuable resource for new investors, aiming to educate and dispel misinformation surrounding the Iraqi dinar. By understanding the current state of the currency and the process of exchanging it, investors can set realistic expectations and make informed decisions.

In conclusion, exchanging Iraqi dinar is not a straightforward process, and it’s essential to understand the current realities and future prospects.

 To stay informed and gain a deeper understanding of the dinar’s potential, we encourage you to watch the full Dinar For Dummies video. By doing so, you’ll be better equipped to navigate the complexities surrounding this exotic currency and make informed investment decisions.

For those interested in staying up-to-date on the latest developments and insights, be sure to check out Dinar For Dummies for more information and expert analysis. As the situation unfolds, we’ll be here to provide you with the latest updates and guidance.

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