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GPQ: Why this is Significant for Iraq

IRAQ

Official data released by the Central Bank of Iraq (CBI) shows a noticeable decline in the bank’s total reserves during the second quarter of this year.

Why This Is Significant

Iraq is heavily oil-dependent.

GPQ: Why this is Significant for Iraq

IRAQ

Official data released by the Central Bank of Iraq (CBI) shows a noticeable decline in the bank’s total reserves during the second quarter of this year.

Why This Is Significant

Iraq is heavily oil-dependent.

Oil exports are the backbone of its economy and government budget. When revenues fall (whether from price drops, export disruptions, or logistics issues), the central bank often steps in by using reserves. Consecutive monthly declines signal real pressure, not a one-off blip.

Geopolitical angle:

Mentions of Strait of Hormuz disruptions point to ongoing regional tensions (Iran-related shipping risks are a recurring theme).

Any escalation there directly hits Iraq’s ability to sell oil and get paid reliably.

Fiscal strain and policy implications:

Drawing down reserves to plug deficits isn’t sustainable long-term.

It can pressure the Iraqi dinar (IQD), affect liquidity in the banking system, and limit the government’s options for spending or subsidies.

Gold’s stable role in reserves is worth noting — it shows Iraq (like many countries) is maintaining or increasing gold holdings amid uncertainty.

Broader financial system context:

• Central bank reserve trends are closely watched as indicators of economic health, currency stability, and exposure to oil price swings.

• Gold’s prominence in Iraq’s reserves aligns with the global pattern of central banks buying gold as a hedge (record buying trends in recent years).

• For anyone following energy markets, Middle East geopolitics, or currency developments, this is a concrete data point on stress in a major oil producer.

Bottom line:

This isn’t just a number — it reflects real-world pressures from oil market volatility, export/logistics challenges, and the need to cover government spending gaps.

It’s a signal worth monitoring for knock-on effects on oil prices, regional stability, and Iraq’s financial position.

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Frank26If you have the formation of the government then you're going to see the laws of the hydrocarbon law, the HCL.  That's the first thing on the docket...1300 will not function for the HCL...There isn't enough physical 3 zero notes to do that...

Stephen  Iraq has strategically and intentionally had certain economic and monetary policies in place for years and years because they knew that in the future the Iraq dinar was going to be revalued at a certain point in time...A lot of that corruption, a lot of the Iranian influence that had to be rooted out is happening right now and has been happening over the last few months.  I only see upside from here moving forward...If you hold Iraqi dinar...then you are well positioned for something great in the near future...We're positioned very very well.

Jeff   In order for them to complete the government the last remaining 9 ministers have to go through a parliamentary vote...The government formation is the lynch pin to the rate change.  When they finish the government formation, the [rate] is going to change quickly after that...They're not ready to complete the government because they need to do this closer to the rate change...Everything is close.  It just all has to happen at the right time.

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MP: Washington Is Using The Dollar To Blackmail Iraq

16 Jun 2026 The Information Agency / Baghdad –  MP Abbas Qusay asserted on Tuesday that the United States is using the dollar as a tool for financial pressure and blackmail against Iraq, indicating that this is reflected in the country's economic policies.  

Qusay told the Information Agency, "The United States is using the dollar to financially blackmail Iraq and is imposing its influence on all financial transactions and transfers."

MP: Washington Is Using The Dollar To Blackmail Iraq

16 Jun 2026 The Information Agency / Baghdad –  MP Abbas Qusay asserted on Tuesday that the United States is using the dollar as a tool for financial pressure and blackmail against Iraq, indicating that this is reflected in the country's economic policies.  

Qusay told the Information Agency, "The United States is using the dollar to financially blackmail Iraq and is imposing its influence on all financial transactions and transfers."

 He added that "American interference in Iraqi financial policy is one of the main reasons behind the disruption of the economy and the slowdown of some economic measures within the country."

He pointed out that "the Iraqi economy needs to strengthen its financial independence and reduce its reliance on instruments that give external parties the ability to influence national economic decisions."

He emphasized that "the continuation of this approach negatively impacts economic stability and development in Iraq."

https://almaalomah.me/news/135782/economy/نائب:-واشنطن-تستخدم-الدولار-لابتزاز-العراق

Sources To Alwan News: Two Shipments Of US Dollars In Cash Arrive In Baghdad Coinciding With Tom Barrack's Visit To Iraq

latest news 2026 Baghdad - One News - 6/17/2026  Informed Iraqi sources told Alwan News that two shipments of cash dollars arrived in the capital, Baghdad, coinciding with the visit of the US Special Envoy to Iraq and Syria, Tom Barrack. 

According to the sources, the incoming funds will support the stability of the exchange market and maintain the value of the Iraqi dinar, as well as enhance import operations and finance foreign trade. 

This step comes in light of Iraqi-American talks related to financial and economic files, in addition to energy and arms files, amid a government trend to avoid any pressures or sanctions that may affect the local market. 

https://1news-iq.net/مصادر-لوان-نيوز-وصول-دفعتين-من-الدولار/

Financial Expert: Expectations Of A Dinar Devaluation Are Driving Increased Demand For The Dollar And Fueling Speculation.

Shafaq News – Baghdad  Financial expert and former Director General of the Central Bank of Iraq, Mahmoud Dagher, revealed on Wednesday that expectations of a reduction in the value of the Iraqi dinar in light of the economic situation and existing debts are driving an increase in demand for the dollar and a rise in its price in the local market.

Dagher added, in an interview with Shafaq News Agency, that statements and leaks related to the work of the Central Bank or the possibility of changing the exchange rate contribute to strengthening waves of speculation, noting that the market usually enters a cycle of anticipation that pushes towards strengthening dollar holdings among various economic actors, which is directly reflected in prices.

He explained that such expectations often lead to a collective behavior among individuals and companies towards converting savings into foreign currency, which increases the demand for it in the free market.

The local markets witnessed a rise in the exchange rate of the dollar against the Iraqi dinar during the past few days; as it recorded on Wednesday in the Al-Kifah exchange 156,000 dinars for every 100 dollars, while the official rate adopted by the Central Bank is 132,000 dinars. https://www.shafaq.com/ar/اقتصـاد/خبير-مالي-توقعات-خفض-قيمة-الدينار-تدفع-لزيادة-الطلب-على-الدولار-وتغذي-المضاربات

The Central Bank Of Iraq Denies A Forged Document Regarding A Change In The Exchange Rate.

economy   The Central Bank of Iraq on Wednesday categorically denied reports circulating about an intention to amend the exchange rate of the Iraqi dinar.

The bank warned in a statement, “against dealing with misleading news, revealing that it had detected a forged document circulating that claims a request was submitted from the Prime Minister’s office to the Finance Committee in the House of Representatives to change the exchange rate to (1600) dinars per dollar.” 

The bank called on the media and citizens to "be accurate and rely on news and information from official and exclusive sources issued by the Central Bank of Iraq. https://www.alsumaria.tv/news/economy/567320/المركزي-العراقي-ينفي-كتاباً-مزوراً-حول-تغيير-سعر-الصرف

Al-Arab: Al-Zaidi Is In A Complicated Situation Between Factions Entrenched In The State, Supported By Iran, And An American Administration That Wants To Dismantle Them

latest news  Baghdad - One News - 6/17/2026   The London-based Al-Arab newspaper reported that Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zubaidi finds himself in a very complicated position between Iranian-backed armed groups on one hand, and the US administration led by Donald Trump on the other, amid escalating pressure related to the issue of armed factions loyal to Tehran.

 The newspaper pointed out that the challenges facing al-Zaidi go beyond simply being described as difficult, as Iran’s allies in Iraq do not want an independent prime minister who responds to American demands, at a time when Washington seems determined to reduce Iranian influence and deal firmly with the factions linked to Tehran.

 She added that al-Zaidi faces a delicate equation, as his failure to strike a balance between the two sides could lead to him losing the internal political support he needs to ensure the stability of his government, or losing the American support that greeted the new government with cautious welcome.   https://1news-iq.net/العرب-الزيدي-في-وضع-مُعقد-بين-فصائل-متو/

The central bank's foreign reserves declined by more than 1.7 trillion dinars in one week.

The Central Bank of Iraq revealed on Wednesday a decline in its foreign reserves during the second quarter of this year.

A statement from the bank, received by Al-Maalomah News Agency, indicated that “reserves reached approximately 118.947 trillion dinars on May 28, compared to 120.675 trillion dinars on May 21, a decrease of 1.728 trillion dinars, or 1.43%, indicating a continued downward trend during May.

” The statement added, “Reserves continued their decline on a monthly basis, recording approximately 127.152 trillion dinars in April, after standing at 130.443 trillion dinars in March, reflecting a gradual decrease in total reserve assets during the period from March to the end of May.”

It also noted that "the value of gold included in official reserves reached approximately 32.973 trillion dinars, representing one of the most important hedging elements within the foreign reserves structure."

https://almaalomah-me.translate.goog/news/135890/economy/تراجع-الاحتياطي-الاجنبي-في-البنك-المركزي-بأكثر-من-17-تريليون?_x_tr_sl=ar&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en&_x_tr_pto=sc

Al-Halbousi and the Private Sector Development Council discuss encouraging local, foreign investment

Iraqi News Agency  INA - BAGHDAD - June 17th, 2026   Speaker of Parliament Haybat al-Halbousi met with a delegation from the Private Sector Development Council on Wednesday to discuss the state of the private sector in Iraq and the legislation needed to encourage local and foreign investment in the country.

 Al-Halbousi received a delegation from the Private Sector Development Council headed by Abdullah Saleh al-Jubouri, according to the Speaker's media office statement received by the Iraqi News Agency - INA.

During the meeting, the current state of the private sector in Iraq was discussed, along with the most prominent challenges and obstacles facing the business environment and ways to address them, in order to contribute to strengthening economic activity.

The meeting addressed “the necessary legislation that contributes to strengthening the role of the private sector and encouraging local and foreign investment, and the importance of refining this legislation by utilizing the proposals and opinions of specialists and experts, so that it is passed in a way that meets the requirements of economic development and supports the business environment in Iraq."  

https://ina.iq/en/politics/49674-al-halbousi-and-the-private-sector-development-council-discuss-encouraging-local-and-foreign-investment.html

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Kim Yo Jong Rejects G7 Denuclearization Call, Declares North Korea’s Nuclear Status Permanent

Pyongyang dismisses G7 demands, reinforces its nuclear doctrine, and signals a long-term shift toward deterrence rather than disarmament.

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Kim Yo Jong Rejects G7 Denuclearization Call, Declares North Korea’s Nuclear Status Permanent

Pyongyang dismisses G7 demands, reinforces its nuclear doctrine, and signals a long-term shift toward deterrence rather than disarmament.

Overview

  • North Korea has firmly rejected the G7's renewed call for complete denuclearization, declaring its nuclear weapons status to be permanent and irreversible.

  • Kim Yo Jong, sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, stated that demands to abandon the country's nuclear arsenal violate North Korea's sovereignty and constitution.

  • The announcement further diminishes hopes for future denuclearization talks and reinforces a security environment increasingly based on deterrence rather than diplomacy.

Key Developments

1. North Korea Declares Nuclear Status "Irreversible"

Kim Yo Jong dismissed the G7's statement calling for North Korea's denuclearization, asserting that the country's nuclear capabilities are now a permanent component of its national defense strategy.

Pyongyang maintains that its nuclear arsenal is essential for protecting the country from perceived threats posed by the United States and its regional allies.

2. G7 Reaffirms Commitment to Denuclearization

The statement follows the recent G7 Summit, where leaders once again urged North Korea to abandon its nuclear weapons and ballistic missile programs while expressing concern over continued missile launches and cyber activities.

Despite years of sanctions and diplomatic efforts, North Korea has continued expanding its strategic weapons capabilities.

3. Diplomatic Prospects Continue to Fade

By publicly declaring that denuclearization is no longer open for negotiation, North Korea is shifting the conversation away from eliminating its nuclear arsenal and toward managing long-term strategic deterrence.

Analysts believe future diplomacy, if it occurs, will likely focus on risk reduction, crisis management, and arms control, rather than complete disarmament.

Why It Matters

North Korea's position reflects a significant shift in the international security landscape. The growing acceptance within Pyongyang that nuclear weapons are a permanent element of national policy makes diplomatic breakthroughs increasingly difficult and raises the likelihood of continued regional military competition.

The continued impasse also places additional pressure on the United States, South Korea, Japan, and the United Nations as they seek to maintain stability while enforcing non-proliferation agreements.

Why It Matters to Foreign Currency Holders

For those following the Global Financial Reset, ongoing geopolitical tensions remain an important factor influencing currency markets, safe-haven investments, defense spending, and global capital flows.

Periods of heightened international uncertainty often strengthen demand for traditional reserve assets such as the U.S. dollar and gold while encouraging governments to increase military expenditures and strategic investment. These developments can indirectly affect inflation expectations, sovereign debt, and long-term monetary policy decisions that currency holders closely monitor.

Implications for the Global Reset

  • Pillar 1 : Assets

Persistent geopolitical instability continues to support demand for gold, strategic commodities, and other safe-haven assets during periods of global uncertainty.

  • Pillar 2 : Trade

Long-term security tensions in Northeast Asia could influence regional investment, supply chains, technology development, and defense-related trade as nations strengthen strategic partnerships.

Looking Ahead

North Korea is expected to continue developing its nuclear and missile capabilities while maintaining that its nuclear status is non-negotiable. The G7 and regional allies are likely to respond through continued sanctions, military cooperation, and enhanced missile defense initiatives.

Although diplomatic engagement remains possible, future discussions are increasingly expected to focus on managing tensions rather than achieving complete denuclearization. This evolving reality reinforces the emergence of a more complex and multipolar global security environment.

This is not just a regional security issue—it reflects the broader geopolitical realignment shaping the future global order.

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Final signing at the White House... Al-Zaidi to launch a "second Iraq" in mid-July

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Tishwash:  Final signing at the White House... Al-Zaidi to launch a "second Iraq" in mid-July

Barak's plan: Baghdad as the heart of a "new Middle East"

Ali al-Zaidi is close to setting a political precedent that could make him one of the fastest Iraqi prime ministers to reach the White House after assuming office.

His anticipated visit to Washington in mid-July is not seen as a mere protocol visit, but rather as an attempt to inaugurate a new phase in the relationship between Baghdad and Washington, more than two decades after the 2003 regime change in Iraq.

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Tishwash:  Final signing at the White House... Al-Zaidi to launch a "second Iraq" in mid-July

Barak's plan: Baghdad as the heart of a "new Middle East"

Ali al-Zaidi is close to setting a political precedent that could make him one of the fastest Iraqi prime ministers to reach the White House after assuming office.

His anticipated visit to Washington in mid-July is not seen as a mere protocol visit, but rather as an attempt to inaugurate a new phase in the relationship between Baghdad and Washington, more than two decades after the 2003 regime change in Iraq.

Political assessments suggest that the visit represents an opportunity to restructure the relationship between the two countries on different foundations, transcending the legacy of past years and opening the door to broader cooperation on energy, economic, and security issues.

However, according to observers, this path will not be without obstacles, given the continued influence of Iran and armed factions in the Iraqi landscape.

The Iraqi government announced last Monday that al-Zaidi would visit Washington in mid-July at the invitation of US President Donald Trump, shortly after US envoy Tom Barrack's visit to Baghdad, which was accompanied by leaks that sparked widespread interest regarding issues of weapons, corruption, and the future relationship between the two sides.

Academic and political analystMohammed Naanaa believes that Tom Barrack's meeting with al-Zaidi was a crucial step in preparing for the anticipated visit.

Naanaa told Al-Mada that the details of the visit were discussed during the meeting, including the issues mentioned in the Prime Minister's office statement. These issues pertain to the complete disarmament of Iraqis, the consolidation of all armed groups under the command of the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, the expansion of the American presence in Iraq, particularly for companies operating in the southern oil fields, and the granting of significant licenses to Starlink.

He added that these indicators, in his opinion, reflect an Iraqi alignment with the American vision for the future of the relationship between the two countries. He considers al-Zaidi's visit to be pivotal and the culmination of a series of contacts, dialogues, and reciprocal visits led by Barrack and the US Chargé d'Affaires in Baghdad, leading to what he describes as "the final signing of the new relationship between the two sides."

But Naanaa believes this path will not be without its challenges. He argues that any stability Tehran achieves will prompt it to revitalize its influence within Iraq, and that armed factions may return to exert greater pressure on the power structure, either directly or through their political representatives in parliament and the government.

The researcher emphasizes that Iraq should consider what it stands to gain from this burgeoning relationship, which is expected to culminate in the White House meeting on July 15. He stresses the importance of securing clear American support in three key sectors: banking, energy, and defense. According to Naanaa, Baghdad needs American assistance in acquiring air defense systems to protect the country, and support that will help liberalize the Iraqi monetary system, reduce exchange rate volatility, and mitigate the impact of the parallel dollar on citizens' livelihoods.

 Furthermore, assistance is needed to resolve the gas import crisis for electricity generation through alternative solutions, including floating power platforms. The issues of weapons and sovereignty were also discussed. During their recent meeting in Baghdad, al-Zaidi and Barak emphasized the importance of building a strong and mutually beneficial Iraqi-American partnership.

According to the official statement, the two sides discussed a shared vision for building a "brighter, terrorism-free" future, implementing plans for complete disarmament, dissolving all armed groups and formations operating outside the authority of the state, and ensuring that weapons are solely in the hands of the state and that full sovereignty is established.

They also stressed the need to keep Iraq out of regional conflicts and prevent its territory from being used by any party to threaten security and stability in the region, emphasizing the urgent need to fully achieve these goals.

Iraq at the heart of a new Middle East.

Former diplomat Ghazi Faisal, however, views the visit from a broader perspective that transcends the bilateral relationship between Baghdad and Washington.He tells Al-Mada that the new American initiative, which emerged after Tom Barrack was assigned the Iraq portfolio, is based on major strategic projects, including strengthening coordination and economic integration between Iraq and Syria, ultimately aiming to build a nucleus of regional cooperation that may later include Cairo, Amman, and Beirut, in addition to Baghdad and Damascus.

Faisal believes the region is facing a new phase, especially after what he calls the "historic agreement" to resolve long-standing crises with Iran dating back to 1979. He considers this agreement a precursor to a new Middle East map based on development rather than wars and conflicts.

He adds that Iraq is at the heart of these transformations, and that al-Zaidi's visit could be a starting point for the country's transition from the security, political, and economic chaos that has accompanied the post-2003 era to building a truly democratic state.

He emphasizes that the visit could lay the foundation for deeper economic and investment relations, because, as he describes it, investment is what creates jobs and stimulates the economy, while currently, about 75% of the budget goes to salaries at the expense of development and investment.

Faisal also expects the United States to support Iraq's efforts to combat corruption within ministries, banks, and companies, and to pursue networks involved in smuggling and money laundering.

He points out that the environment created by armed factions and financial corruption in recent years has driven companies and investors to leave Iraq or freeze their projects, which necessitates providing new security and political guarantees to restore confidence in the Iraqi economy.

The visit  he concludes, represents an opportunity to review the mistakes made by Washington and Iraqi political parties over the past two decades, and to move Iraq from a failing and declining state to a more stable one, better able to integrate into its regional environment. According to political sources who spoke to Al-Mada, Tom Barrack only arrived in Baghdad after Washington received initial positive signals regarding several demands it had previously conveyed to the Iraqi government.

The sources describe Barrack's visit as pivotal in the course of Iraqi-American relations, considering it the foundation for a new phase, distinct from the period following 2003, based on clear commitments and mutual interests. The most prominent American demands, according to these sources, include the disarmament of all armed factions without exception, preventing their participation in the government, and completing the integration of the Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) into official security institutions after removing leaders affiliated with armed factions.

The sources indicate that these issues are still under discussion and have not yet been definitively resolved.

The American demands also include closing more than ten banks accused of smuggling dollars and involvement in money laundering, restructuring other financial institutions, expanding anti-corruption measures, and opening the door to broad American and Gulf investments.

According to sources, Washington links the success of these measures to the influx of major investments that Baghdad needs in the energy, infrastructure, and services sectors.

If these conditions are not met, Barak informed Iraqi officials, according to the same sources, that "all options are open," and that the United States will act in accordance with its interests.

Compared to his predecessors, if the visit takes place as scheduled, al-Zaidi will be one of the fastest Iraqi prime ministers to reach the White House.

Only Nouri al-Maliki rivals him in this regard, having visited Washington four times during two terms, with his first visit coming just two months after assuming the premiership. In contrast, Mohammed Shia al-Sudani waited about 17 months before meeting former US President Joe Biden, amid American reservations and internal complications.

For his part, Ahmed al-Yassiri, an Iraqi political analyst residing in Australia, believes that focusing on the speed or timing of the visit does not reflect its true importance.

He tells Al-Mada that al-Zaidi did not request the visit, but rather received an invitation from the US administration. Therefore, linking its significance to the time elapsed since his assumption of office is inaccurate.

He adds that the visit's true importance lies in providing the Iraqi political system with American backing during a sensitive regional period, and in restructuring the relationship between Baghdad and Washington amidst the ongoing transformations in the region, particularly concerning the Iranian issue and the redrawing of security and political alliances.

Al-Yassiri, who also heads the Arab-Australian Center for Strategic Studies, believes the visit will also exert internal pressure on the Iraqi government to present a realistic program regarding investment and the entry of American companies, in addition to ensuring the continued flow of Iraqi funds and preventing the country from being exposed to the risks of US sanctions.

He emphasizes that these issues will shape the features of the next phase, regardless of al-Zaidi's ability to achieve quick results or immediate breakthroughs.

Political support or practical results?

Munqith Dagher, Middle East and North Africa director and a member of the board of directors of Gallup International, views the visit as more of a message of political support than an exceptional event.

He tells Al-Mada that the visit carries a ceremonial dimension for al-Zaidi and represents an American attempt to demonstrate its support for the Iraqi Prime Minister, especially since Washington—in his estimation—played a key role in his rise to power through Tom Barrack.

Dagher believes the timing might have been better had it been delayed slightly, but he acknowledges that American motives dictated the visit's timing. He adds that it wouldn't be a negative development if al-Zaidi succeeds in using the opportunity to raise important Iraqi issues and secure greater American support on vital matters.

He concludes by saying that the true measure of the visit will depend on its actual outcomes: will it remain within the realm of protocol and political messaging, or will it become a starting point for genuine progress on the outstanding issues between Baghdad and Washington?  link

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Iraq's Basrah Crude Falls Over 3%

2026-06-17 Shafaq News- Basrah   Iraq's two Basrah crude grades fell more than 3% on Wednesday, widening the discount against Arab producer benchmarks and pushing Basrah Heavy toward the $50 threshold.

Basrah Heavy dropped $2.05, or 3.83%, to $51.45 per barrel, while Basrah Medium declined $2.05, or 3.69%, to $53.55 per barrel.

Iraq's Basrah Crude Falls Over 3%

2026-06-17 Shafaq News- Basrah   Iraq's two Basrah crude grades fell more than 3% on Wednesday, widening the discount against Arab producer benchmarks and pushing Basrah Heavy toward the $50 threshold.

Basrah Heavy dropped $2.05, or 3.83%, to $51.45 per barrel, while Basrah Medium declined $2.05, or 3.69%, to $53.55 per barrel.

Saudi Arab Light traded at $85.28 per barrel, Kuwait Export Crude at $94.84, the UAE's Murban at $71.81, and Qatar Land at $75.81, leaving both Basrah grades at least $18 below the cheapest Arab benchmark in Wednesday's session.

Brent crude fell to $78.71 per barrel, while West Texas Intermediate (WTI) declined to $75.71 per barrel.

https://www.shafaq.com/en/Economy/Iraq-s-Basrah-crude-falls-over-3

Oil Prices Dip Post US-Iran Pact

2026-06-17 Shafaq News   Oil prices inched lower on Wednesday, extending the previous session's declines as investors assessed the U.S.-Iran peace deal, though uncertainty over the full resumption of shipping through the Strait of Hormuz limited further falls.

Brent crude futures dipped 16 cents, or 0.2%, to $78.80 a barrel by 0340 GMT, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate fell 25 cents, or 0.3%, to $75.80 a barrel.

Both benchmarks fell about 5% for a second straight session on Tuesday to stand at three-month lows, on hopes that a U.S.-Iran deal would allow oil flows through the Strait.

"Markets are broadly stripping out the embedded geopolitical risk premium in oil prices," said Priyanka Sachdeva, senior market analyst at ⁠Phillip Nova.

"That said, the path toward normalisation remains far from straightforward. While political agreements may be progressing, physical tanker traffic through the Strait has yet to fully recover."

The deal would provide for the United States to lift its blockade of Iran's ports, while Tehran would allow oil tanker traffic through the Strait, effectively blocked since U.S. and Israel strikes on February 28.

"Oil markets retreated on expectations the Strait of Hormuz would reopen following the peace agreement, but traders held off further selling pending details," said Hiroyuki Kikukawa, chief strategist of Nissan Securities Investment.

Before the closure, about a fifth of global crude oil and liquefied natural gas supplies flowed through the Strait.

Details of the interim peace deal began ⁠to emerge on Tuesday, with President Donald Trump saying it would rule out a nuclear weapon for Tehran and a U.S. official saying it would allow Iran to sell oil upon signing.

The memorandum of understanding, not yet public, extends by another 60 days a tenuous ceasefire agreed in April, so as to allow room for talks toward a permanent truce.

Still, industry officials say a full return to pre-war production and refining levels ⁠is likely to take weeks, months or even years.

Israel has distanced itself from both the April ceasefire and the latest U.S.-Iran pact, fuelling uncertainty about whether it will hold.

Israeli drone strikes targeted three vehicles in southern Lebanon on Tuesday, killing at least four and wounding others, Lebanon's National News ⁠Agency said, prompting a rare public rebuke from Trump.

China's crude oil throughput fell 9.1% in May on the year to its lowest in almost four years, data showed, also signalling that refiners were starting to draw on stockpiles amid the Iran war.

The American Petroleum ⁠Institute report showed U.S. crude stocks fell 8.3 million barrels in the week ended June 12, the sources said.

It exceeded expectations for a draw of 4.6 million barrels, with official numbers due from the Energy Information Administration at 10:30 a.m. ET (1430 GMT) on Wednesday.

(Reuters)     https://www.shafaq.com/en/Economy/Oil-prices-dip-post-US-Iran-pact

Foreign Reserves In Iraq Shrink By $1.1B In One Week

2026-06-17   Shafaq News- Baghdad   Iraq's foreign reserves fell 1.43% during the final week of May, extending their decline in the second quarter of 2026, according to data released by the Central Bank of Iraq.

Holdings stood at 118.947 trillion Iraqi dinars ($76.25B) on May 28, down 1.728 trillion dinars ($1.11B) from 120.675 trillion dinars ($77.36B) a week earlier. The figures also showed a broader monthly decline, with reserves reaching 127.152 trillion dinars ($81.51B) in April compared with 130.443 trillion dinars ($83.62B) in March.

Gold remained one of the main components of the country’s official reserves, with assets valued at 32.973 trillion dinars ($21.14B).   https://www.shafaq.com/en/Economy/Foreign-reserves-in-Iraq-shrink-by-1-1B-in-one-week

USD/IQD Inches Higher At The Closure

2026-06-17 Shafaq News- Baghdad/ Erbil    The US dollar closed Wednesday’s trading higher in Iraq, hovering around 156,200 dinars per 100 dollars.

According to Shafaq News market survey, the dollar traded in Baghdad's Al-Kifah and Al-Harithiya exchanges at 156,250 dinars per 100 dollars, up from the morning session’s 156,000 dinars.

In the Iraqi capital, exchange shops sold the dollar at 156,750 dinars and bought it at 155,750 dinars, while in Erbil, selling prices stood at 155,700 dinars and buying prices at 155,650 dinars.

The former Director General of the Central Bank of Iraq (CBI), Mahmoud Dagher, told Shafaq News on Wednesday that expectations of a potential devaluation of the Iraqi dinar amid economic pressures and existing debt obligations are contributing to higher demand for the US dollar and pushing up its exchange rate in the local market.

“Statements and leaks related to the Central Bank's policies or possible changes to the exchange rate often fuel speculation in the market.”

Dagher explained that such reports typically create uncertainty and encourage economic actors to increase their holdings of US dollars, placing additional pressure on the local currency and affecting market prices. “Expectations of a weaker dinar frequently trigger a broader shift among individuals and businesses toward converting savings into foreign currency.”   https://www.shafaq.com/en/Economy/USD-IQD-inches-higher-at-the-closure

Gold Prices Trend Upward In Baghdad And Erbil

2026-06-17 Shafaq News- Baghdad/ Erbil   On Wednesday, gold prices hovered around 950,000 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 948,000 IQD per mithqal (equivalent to five grams) for 21-carat gold, including Gulf, Turkish, and European varieties, with a buying price of 944,000 IQD. The same gold had sold for 943,000 IQD on Tuesday.

The selling price for 21-carat Iraqi gold stood at 918,000 IQD, while the buying price reached 914,000 IQD.

In jewelry stores, the selling price per mithqal of 21-carat Gulf gold ranged between 950,000 and 960,000 IQD, while Iraqi gold sold for between 920,000 and 930,000 IQD.

In Erbil, 22-carat gold was sold at 997,000 IQD per mithqal, 21-carat gold at 951,000 IQD, and 18-carat gold at 815,000 IQD. https://www.shafaq.com/en/Economy/Gold-prices-trend-upward-in-Baghdad-and-Erbil

IEA Projects 8M Bpd Supply Surge By 2027

2026-06-17 Shafaq News- Paris   The International Energy Agency (IEA) said on Wednesday that the global oil market is expected to gradually recover from the disruption caused by the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, while warning of a significant supply surplus in 2027.

In its monthly oil market report, the Paris-based agency said the temporary agreement between the United States and Iran, which includes reopening the Strait of Hormuz and lifting US restrictions on Iranian ports, would help restore Gulf oil flows.

International Energy Agency – On X  LINK

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The IEA estimated that the recent conflict disrupted more than 14 million barrels per day (bpd) of Middle Eastern oil production, adding that Iranian exports are expected to fully resume once US restrictions are lifted.

The agency's preliminary outlook for 2027 projects global oil supply growth of around 8 million bpd, far outpacing expected demand growth of less than 2 million bpd.

According to the report, oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz began to recover in early June, driven by an increase in ship-to-ship transfers in the Gulf of Oman, lifting total Middle East supplies to around 12 million bpd from 9.6 million bpd in May.   https://www.shafaq.com/en/Economy/IEA-projects-8M-bpd-supply-surge-by-2027

Hamas Reports Progress In Talks On Gaza Ceasefire Second Phase

2026-06-17 Shafaq News- Gaza   The discussions with mediators and representatives of the Peace Council had produced broad agreements and significant progress toward completing the implementation of the Gaza ceasefire agreement and moving to its second phase, Hamas stated on Wednesday.

The group’s spokesperson Hazem Qassem said the talks addressed several key issues, including the entry of the National Committee into the Gaza Strip, the deployment of international forces, and the issue of Palestinian weapons.

“The discussions approached the weapons issue through a logical framework acceptable to all parties,” he added, clarifying that Hamas continues to hold meetings with mediators and Peace Council representatives, including Nikolay Mladenov, to finalize discussions and establish a framework for implementing the ceasefire agreement.

Qassem stressed that Hamas was demonstrating “flexibility and positivity” in addressing the various issues under discussion, to reach agreements that prioritize the interests of Palestinians in Gaza. He also said the movement's objectives include ending the “genocide” in Gaza, facilitating the delivery of humanitarian assistance, and beginning reconstruction efforts.

On Sunday, Hamas announced that it had submitted the response of Palestinian factions to a roadmap proposed by Mladenov, while reiterating its demand for a full Israeli withdrawal from the Gaza Strip.

Mladenov presented a 15-point roadmap on May 21 to implement a Gaza plan proposed by US President Donald Trump. The roadmap outlines mechanisms related to Gaza’s future, including reconstruction, disarmament, Israeli withdrawal, the role of an international stabilization force, and the rebuilding of the police apparatus.

The proposal also calls for the implementation of measures promised at the start of the ceasefire, including humanitarian aid, fuel deliveries, border crossings, and shelter provisions, as well as commitments contained in the Sharm El-Sheikh understandings, before advancing to the next stage.

Trump unveiled a 20-point plan on September 29, 2025, aimed at ending the war in Gaza. The proposal includes the release of Israeli hostages, the disarmament of Hamas, a phased Israeli withdrawal, the formation of a technocratic government, and the deployment of an international stabilization force.

The first phase of the plan entered into force on October 10, 2025. Hamas says it has fulfilled its obligations under the agreement, while accusing Israel of violations and of delaying the transition to the second phase.

Read more: Gaza Ceasefire - Phase 1: What we know so far

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The Dollar’s REPLACEMENT is Being Launched (It’s Closer Than You Think)

The Dollar’s REPLACEMENT is Being Launched (It’s Closer Than You Think)

Taylor Kenny:  6-16-2026

China and Saudi Arabia's mBridge payment system could challenge dollar dominance and accelerate the shift toward a new global monetary order.

The global financial system is currently undergoing a transformative period that could redefine how nations conduct trade and manage reserves.

The Dollar’s REPLACEMENT is Being Launched (It’s Closer Than You Think)

Taylor Kenny:  6-16-2026

China and Saudi Arabia's mBridge payment system could challenge dollar dominance and accelerate the shift toward a new global monetary order.

The global financial system is currently undergoing a transformative period that could redefine how nations conduct trade and manage reserves.

 At the heart of this transition is “Project mbridge,” a collaborative initiative involving China, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Thailand, and Hong Kong. This digital currency payment network is designed to facilitate cross-border transactions using Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs), effectively creating a sophisticated alternative to the traditional, dollar-centric SWIFT messaging system.

For decades, the U.S. dollar has maintained its status as the world’s primary reserve currency, bolstered significantly by the petrodollar agreement.

However, recent economic shifts—including persistent inflation and rising geopolitical tensions—have prompted many nations to seek greater financial sovereignty.

By moving toward alternative infrastructures, these countries aim to insulate themselves from the potential weaponization of the global financial system and reduce their reliance on a single currency for international trade.

A significant development in this narrative is Saudi Arabia’s increasing engagement with the mbridge project. As the Kingdom explores the possibility of pricing oil trade in currencies other than the dollar, or even physical gold, the historical influence of the petrodollar appears to be evolving.

This shift is fueling what some analysts describe as an “alternative financial systems arms race,” where nations are rapidly building independent payment networks to secure their economic interests.

The geopolitical stakes are clearly high, highlighted by the fact that even major international institutions have had to navigate complex pressures regarding their involvement in these new digital frameworks.

While the emergence of these systems offers potential improvements in transaction speed and global inclusivity, it also brings up complex questions regarding the future of privacy and government oversight.

As countries experiment with CBDCs, there are growing debates about the balance between digital efficiency and individual autonomy. Furthermore, critics point out that while a total collapse of the dollar is not necessarily imminent, the ongoing trend toward de-dollarization and the strengthening of gold reserves suggests a fundamental change in the global financial order is underway.

As we look toward the future, the rise of digital infrastructure and the renewed interest in tangible assets reflect a broader desire for stability.

Many experts suggest that during times of economic uncertainty and currency fluctuations, individuals might consider diversifying their personal holdings by exploring physical precious metals like gold and silver. These assets have historically served as a hedge against systemic risk and inflationary pressures.

CHAPTERS:

00:00 The Dollar’s Biggest Threat Yet

00:58 Why Dollar Dominance Matters

03:49 Project MBridge: China, Saudi Arabia & CBDCs

04:19 SWIFT, CIPS & the Financial Arms Race

07:39 The Petrodollar Is Being Chipped Away

08:36 Saudi Arabia, China, Oil & Gold Settlement

13:16 CBDCs and “Absolute Control”

16:09 Central Banks Choose Gold Over Treasuries

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Could This Be the Biggest Gold Announcement in Decades?

Could This Be the Biggest Gold Announcement in Decades?

Andy Schectman & Michelle Makori:  6-16-2026

Michelle Makori, President & Editor-in-Chief, Miles Franklin Media, sits down with Andy Schectman, Founder & CEO, Miles Franklin Precious Metals, to discuss a theory that is gaining traction among gold investors ahead of July 4th: could the Trump administration unveil a major gold-related initiative that reshapes the global monetary system?

Schectman explains why he believes there is a growing possibility that gold-backed U.S. Treasury instruments could emerge as part of a broader strategy to address America’s debt burden, restore manufacturing competitiveness, and navigate the accelerating shift toward a multipolar financial system.

Could This Be the Biggest Gold Announcement in Decades?

Andy Schectman & Michelle Makori:  6-16-2026

Michelle Makori, President & Editor-in-Chief, Miles Franklin Media, sits down with Andy Schectman, Founder & CEO, Miles Franklin Precious Metals, to discuss a theory that is gaining traction among gold investors ahead of July 4th: could the Trump administration unveil a major gold-related initiative that reshapes the global monetary system?

Schectman explains why he believes there is a growing possibility that gold-backed U.S. Treasury instruments could emerge as part of a broader strategy to address America’s debt burden, restore manufacturing competitiveness, and navigate the accelerating shift toward a multipolar financial system.

The conversation explores the implications of Kevin Warsh’s appointment as Fed Chair, the hiring of Project 2025 contributor Paul Winfree, the passage of the GENIUS Act, China’s continued gold accumulation, the rollout of mBridge, and the growing challenge to the dollar-centric financial order.

In this episode of The Real Story with Michelle Makori:

  • Iran deal: peace agreement or temporary pause?

  • Why gold is rallying despite de-escalation

  • Kevin Warsh, inflation metrics and Fed policy

  • Gold-backed Treasuries explained

  • Why Andy gives a July 4 announcement a 50/50 chance

  • Gold, the dollar and Triffin’s dilemma

  • China, mBridge and the alternative financial system

  • Singapore’s new gold-clearing initiative

  • Could Western commodity pricing be losing control?

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Bruce’s Big Call Dinar Intel Tuesday Night 6-16-26

Bruce’s Big Call Dinar Intel Tuesday Night 6-16-26 

Transcribed By WiserNow Emailed To Recaps   (INTEL ONLY)

Welcome everybody to the big call tonight. It's Tuesday, June 16th  and you're listening to the big call. Thanks for tuning in, everybody, once again, and we're looking forward to having a good call tonight, and I have some things I want to report on, and I know Sue does, and Bob does. We're going to have a great call

Now, let's get into, let's get into where we are on index. The one thing I wanted to bring to you, which was mentioned somewhat by Jean in prepared Grace report today is the fact that we have kind of a whole new game going on as of Sunday, and really what happened Sunday, which was Flag Day.

Bruce’s Big Call Dinar Intel Tuesday Night 6-16-26 

Transcribed By WiserNow Emailed To Recaps   (INTEL ONLY)

Welcome everybody to the big call tonight. It's Tuesday, June 16th  and you're listening to the big call. Thanks for tuning in, everybody, once again, and we're looking forward to having a good call tonight, and I have some things I want to report on, and I know Sue does, and Bob does. We're going to have a great call

Now, let's get into, let's get into where we are on index. The one thing I wanted to bring to you, which was mentioned somewhat by Jean in prepared Grace report today is the fact that we have kind of a whole new game going on as of Sunday, and really what happened Sunday, which was Flag Day.

It happened to be President Trump's birthday, but it was interesting because I saw a video that taught what it all meant to have a UFC mixed martial arts fight there on the White House lawn, have all that done like then? Why did we need that? Why do we? Why would we do it? I wasn't quite understanding it.

Well, it ends up if it needed to happen. This is something that had to happen as part of us getting out of maritime law, the British Admiralty Rule, VAR, is when the attorneys say I passed the bar or I didn't pass the bar.

The bar is on British Admiralty rule, and British Admiralty Law is what we've been on since 1871 and so we have not been a sovereign nation based on that and other things we have not been free and sovereign as we thought we were since 1776 because we have given a lot of our money, our tax money to the United Kingdom.

Well, remember when we had the King and Queen of England, King Charles, and what's your name, over the Queen over here, also on the White House lawn? They stood in that very location where the UFC fight took place Sunday night, and it was all part of a process for us to renounce admiralty law and get back on what we're going to get on under the soil, which is common law,

and so believe it or not, there's a process that took place prior to Flag Day, and I think in 19 in 2025 that culminated on Flag Day Sunday two days ago in 2026 and the UFC was a way for the public, who was around the fight and screaming and calling it out, that was part of what was needed to get us completely out of admiralty law.

Fascinating, and that sounded to be such interesting. I listened to the video twice, so I could try to get the most out of it

What that means is, you know, when President Trump flew over to Avion  Lay Ben - Les Ban is French for the baths, e a t h s avion laid that which is avion you know the aen water e v i a n again water that we drink sometimes that's where the G7 meetings are being held and Trump flew over there and landed he actually flew into  what area was to fly into Switzerland to Geneva, so he flew into Geneva.

They took the chopper over, I guess, to whatever however they got there to, and that's where they were having G7. So one of President Trump’s  duties, if you will, was to speak to the seven nations  representative part of the G7 starting, which was actually yesterday, Monday, and let them know that we are now a sovereign nation, we're no longer under British advocacy rule or British admiralty law, and so that was wonderful to learn about that.

Of course, that's what he did, starting yesterday. I don't know if he's going to be there two or three days. There was a very signing of the peace agreement with Iran and US and 8 other countries in the Middle East, but there will be a formal signing ceremony, and I believe JD Vance  Vice President that is going to be present for that physical signing  ceremony on Friday, which is, if my math is right, I date is going to be the 19th

Anyway It's going to be Friday, whatever the date is, and I President Trump was asked from another press conference in a man, whether he was planning to vote, I don't know. I don't think so.

And, of course, Vice President Vance was supposed to be there for that signing to represent us, so we'll see.

He's out of the country for a few more days, possibly, and he doesn't intend. I understand that he does intend to meet with Zelinsky in Ukraine. Maybe they can put that whole conflict with Russia, that's a war, not a conflict, a war over those boundary areas.

Maybe they can put that from too bed. We'll see.  I'm not gonna hold my breath. We’ll see

Their question is, do we have to have these with Russia and Ukraine  which is more of a border dispute over a border dispute than anything else? We have to have that for us to get started with our notifications and exchanges.

Is that part of GESARA  without a total peace with Russia and the Ukraine?  Again I don't know if they're excluding that, because it's primarily border dispute, but I know this much, I know that Russia is helping to get all the bad things that have been happening in the tunnels underneath the Ukraine  and they've been going in and found the cloning center and they put an end to the cloning center underneath the Ukraine, in the tunnels underneath Queen, and they've been going in the polling center, and they put an end to the plumbing center underneath the Ukraine.

There's so much going on, guys, that we're just not going to know about, and that's one of the things that was happening, so let's take where we are now.

We have heard primarily over the weekend and yesterday from some of our very good sources that were saying we could look for notifications Wednesday or Thursday of this week, which would be tomorrow or Thursday

Now  you guys know as well as I do by now that intel is a moving target. Sometimes we get military intel, sometimes we get intel from other sources, sometimes we hear directly from redemption center leaders, although that has slowed down quite a bit,  they are under new NDA’s - sometimes we'll hear something a little more direct,

But in this particular case we’ve been told that  redemption center leaders went in yesterday with no rates on screens, today for three hours with no rates on screens now are sort of like okay, they'll know tomorrow before 9o'clock whether they'll go in tomorrow to look for new rates on screens,

So obviously to do exchanges, whether it's at the redemption center or the bank we need bank, we need the rates to come up and be solid on screens,

All right. So, so do we have anything to fit today that points to this going for us Wednesday or Thursday? I would say no, we don't. We had the intel for the weekend and from yesterday with all the good news about, you know, about Flag Day, and about getting us out of British Admiralty Law, and the sovereignty of the United States, all of that, and then the G7 all of that happening, but no, I don't have absolute intel talking about Wednesday or Thursday or the or Friday of this week, although it was valid a couple of days ago. Is it still valid now?  I can't tell you that.

I hope it is. I hope it still is. The only piece of intel we had today was from a source that's not military, and, and it's I would say it's not even that strong a source, but it's between now and the end of the month. Well, duh, I mean, thanks for nothing. That's not really what we want to hear. We want to hear that numbers are ready to come out now that we have peace with Iran, and we've got a peace agreement

Now - Does it have to be physically signed off by JD Vance Friday for that to happen?

You know what, it could be the case, it could be, but again it was signed, they're assigned by computer earlier, and it was probably before Sunday that it was signed that way, to be honest, probably. But you know, there is a method to all of this madness.

We are going to get everything to come through in its exact and proper time, so beyond that, obviously we did hear that the funds have been moved.

We heard this from some of our top sources that the funds for our exchanges and our zim redemption have been moved to be put in place, so that's good. We also believe the XRP, the digital currency that is helping to back the value of the USN, is in place. We heard on Saturday that in three days  we would have a new entity of cash, C A S H cash.

What does that mean? A new entity of cash, is that referring to the USN or the USTN, the United States Treasury notes, our physical currency?

We believe it is referring to that. When does that take place??  

We thought it would be today, we have heard about it. We know that that new money is in the redemption centers, and in the banks it's already, it's been for two years, and some of the redemption centers have had more of that put into those areas – they are gearing up for this to go

Military in plain clothes around the redemption centers and also guarding the med bed centers, so all of that has been in play now for days, and yes, we're still making pickups in various cities all over the country, and by the way, I just want to say we're very sad at think that we've lost eight people in a, was it a BT bomber accident that took place yesterday near San Diego, not too long, and so we're sad about the loss of that life of those eight lives and

I don't know how many of them were aviators or pilots but I understand it was sort of a we've had to say that but I really don't know guys this thing could absolutely happen any day now, and I wish I had a little bit more stronger absolute intel that tells us it's between now and Friday, but I'll tell you, all we have is what we've had, and I can't make it up, and I'm not gonna never made it up, and I'm not gonna start now.

All I can do is repeat what I'm hearing, we vet it, and we try to get confirmation from two, three, or more sources on something, and as you know, it's getting a little harder to do that week by week, because more people are clamming up, and that's a good sign, the fact that we can't get much right now is telling us how close this is.

So, I'm going to say what we've got so far could happen Wednesday or Thursday - , could happen any day, but I believe they definitely want to be done sooner rather than later, because they have plans for things of June, starting somewhere around the 23rd 24th of June.

We've had some EBS that we're expected to have time frame about the 24th through the fourth of July. I mean, there's a lot of things that planned, and obviously the whole thing around Flag Day was planned, and the US on Flag Day was planned, the whole thing to get us out of British admiralty law was very much planned, and President Trump and his people have been aware of it and have been working on it for well over a year to get that to happen, so we can have our sovereignty as a nation.

I think it's interesting that we're a sovereign nation now, not under British Admiralty rule anymore, but rather under common law, which is part of the SARA link that gets announced to us on how that's going to come into play for us, like it's going to be really different and very good.

I don't really.. think  there's anything else that I can tell you guys right now, other than Bob's got a new sale ontology, buy one get one half off.

Let's go ahead and pray the call out --  first I want to thank Sue for a marvelous job tonight.  I'm just excited about everything that we're waiting for, you guys. Let's see if we do get something tomorrow or Thursday, and we will call Thursday night regardless, and I hope that we have some good news and have numbers by then. All right, so let's thank everybody for listening. Thank you, thank you, thanks everybody in Big Call Universe, and I will look forward to you on Thursday. Let's pray to call out, Well, good night everybody, and we'll see you on Thursday.   God bless all of you. Bye.

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Good Afternoon Dinar Recaps,

G7 Launches Critical Minerals Alliance to Reduce Dependence on China

New partnership aims to strengthen supply chains, boost strategic resource security, and reshape global trade as nations reduce reliance on Chinese critical minerals.

Good Afternoon Dinar Recaps,

G7 Launches Critical Minerals Alliance to Reduce Dependence on China

New partnership aims to strengthen supply chains, boost strategic resource security, and reshape global trade as nations reduce reliance on Chinese critical minerals.

Overview

  • G7 leaders have agreed to create a coordinated critical minerals alliance to reduce dependence on China for rare earth elements and other strategic resources.

  • The initiative focuses on strengthening supply chains for industries including defense, semiconductors, electric vehicles, artificial intelligence, and renewable energy.

  • The alliance signals a broader shift toward economic security, with governments treating critical minerals as strategic national assets rather than ordinary commodities.

Key Developments

1. G7 Sets New Diversification Targets

The Group of Seven announced plans to reduce dependence on any single supplier of rare earths and permanent magnets to below 60% by 2030, with a longer-term goal of reducing that figure to 50% as quickly as practical.

The first phase will prioritize lithium and nickel, with additional strategic minerals expected to be added over time.

2. New Monitoring Platform Will Track Supply Risks

The alliance will establish a coordination platform to improve information sharing, identify potential shortages, and respond more quickly to supply disruptions.

The International Energy Agency (IEA) will assist by providing market analysis and early warning reports to help governments anticipate risks before they impact manufacturing and global trade.

3. Major Investment Push Across the Supply Chain

G7 nations also committed to encouraging investment across the full supply chain—from mining and refining to processing, manufacturing, and recycling.

Nearly 200 critical mineral projects have already been announced during 2026, representing tens of billions of dollars in planned investment designed to build more resilient supply networks.

Why It Matters

Critical minerals have become one of the most important strategic resources in the global economy. They are essential for advanced defense systems, semiconductor manufacturing, electric vehicles, renewable energy infrastructure, artificial intelligence, and modern communications technology.

By reducing dependence on China, G7 nations hope to strengthen economic resilience, protect key industries from geopolitical disruptions, and improve long-term supply chain security

Why It Matters to Foreign Currency Holders

For those watching the Global Financial Reset, this development reflects a continuing shift toward economic blocs built around strategic resources instead of simply financial markets.

As countries invest heavily in domestic production, regional partnerships, and secure supply chains, global trade patterns may continue moving away from decades of globalization. These changes could influence commodity pricing, industrial competitiveness, capital flows, and eventually the long-term role of reserve currencies as nations increasingly prioritize resource security alongside monetary stability.

Implications for the Global Reset

  • Pillar 1: Assets

Critical minerals are becoming strategic reserve assets, much like gold and energy reserves, as governments compete for long-term control of essential resources.

  • Pillar 2 : Trade

The alliance highlights the ongoing restructuring of global supply chains, with trusted trading partners becoming increasingly important as nations seek to reduce geopolitical risk.

Looking Ahead

The success of this initiative will depend on whether G7 countries can transform policy commitments into operational mining, processing, and manufacturing capacity over the coming years.

If successful, the alliance could significantly reduce China's dominance in critical minerals while accelerating the emergence of new regional trade networks and strategic investment partnerships. These developments are likely to play an increasingly important role in the evolving global economic landscape.

This is not just about mining—it is about who controls the building blocks of tomorrow's global economy.

Seeds of Wisdom Team

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