Seeds of Wisdom RV and Economics Updates Thursday Afternoon 7-23-26
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U.S.-Iran Tensions Escalate as Trump Weighs Military Action and Markets Brace for Wider Conflict
Escalating rhetoric from Washington, reports of new military activity in the Persian Gulf, and rising concerns over global energy supplies are increasing uncertainty across financial markets as investors monitor the risk of a broader Middle East conflict.
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U.S.-Iran Tensions Escalate as Trump Weighs Military Action and Markets Brace for Wider Conflict
Escalating rhetoric from Washington, reports of new military activity in the Persian Gulf, and rising concerns over global energy supplies are increasing uncertainty across financial markets as investors monitor the risk of a broader Middle East conflict.
Overview
President Donald Trump said he is seriously considering renewed military operations against Iran, signaling that a decision could come soon.
Iranian media reported a missile strike near Suza on Qeshm Island, although official U.S. confirmation has not been issued.
Oil prices and financial markets reacted to rising geopolitical risk, highlighting the growing connection between security developments and the global economy.
Key Developments
1. Trump Signals Possible Major Military Action
President Donald Trump told Axios that he is seriously considering a large-scale military operation against Iran, describing the potential action as larger than previous U.S. operations.
Trump stated that the United States is prepared to act independently if necessary, while adding that Israel would quickly join any coordinated military response if requested.
2. Reports of Strike Near Iran's Qeshm Island
Iran's semi-official Tasnim News Agency reported that a U.S. missile struck a coastal area near Suza on Qeshm Island, prompting local authorities to begin an investigation.
As of publication, U.S. officials have not publicly confirmed the reported strike, making the incident an important but still developing story.
3. Financial Markets React
The possibility of expanded military operations added new volatility to global markets.
Oil prices rose above $100 per barrel as traders priced in additional risks to Middle East energy supplies and shipping routes. Equity markets also weakened as investors shifted toward more defensive positions amid growing geopolitical uncertainty.
4. Diplomatic Outlook Becomes More Uncertain
The latest escalation follows months of intermittent military activity and fragile diplomatic efforts between Washington and Tehran.
While no formal announcement has been made regarding renewed negotiations, the increase in military rhetoric reduces confidence that near-term diplomatic progress can be achieved without additional international mediation.
Why It Matters
The Persian Gulf remains one of the world's most strategically important energy regions.
Any expansion of military operations involving Iran could affect shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, increase transportation costs, disrupt energy exports, and place additional upward pressure on global inflation.
Why It Matters to Foreign Currency Holders
Energy markets often influence inflation, interest-rate expectations, and currency valuations.
If geopolitical tensions continue pushing oil prices higher, central banks may face renewed pressure to maintain tighter monetary policies, increasing volatility across foreign exchange and global financial markets.
Implications for the Global Reset
Pillar 1: Debt
Higher energy prices could complicate efforts by central banks to reduce interest rates, increasing borrowing costs for governments and adding pressure to already elevated global debt levels.
Pillar 2: Trade
Growing security concerns around Middle East shipping routes could disrupt international trade flows, increase transportation costs, and accelerate efforts to diversify global supply chains.
Pillar 5: Energy
Continued instability surrounding the Persian Gulf reinforces the strategic importance of energy security and alternative transportation routes for global oil and natural gas supplies.
Future Outlook
Markets will closely watch for official confirmation regarding the reported strike on Qeshm Island and any further announcements from Washington or Tehran.
Investors will also monitor whether diplomatic channels remain open or whether military escalation continues, as future developments could significantly influence energy prices, inflation expectations, and global financial market stability.
This is not simply about military tensions—it reflects the broader transformation of the global financial system as energy security, geopolitical risk, and international trade increasingly influence inflation, monetary policy, and economic stability.
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US Taxpayers Subsidized The Greatest Heist Of The Cold War The Grocery Bill Came Later
US Taxpayers Subsidized The Greatest Heist Of The Cold War. The Grocery Bill Came Later.
Notes From the Field By James Hickman (Simon Black / Sovereign Man) July 23, 2026
In the summer of 1972, a Soviet official named Nikolai Belousov stepped off a plane in New York City with a shopping list.
The Soviet Union had just finished its worst harvest in over a decade and was on the verge of starvation... and Belousov was tasked with the nearly impossible mission of buying enough wheat to feed an entire nation.
US Taxpayers Subsidized The Greatest Heist Of The Cold War. The Grocery Bill Came Later.
Notes From the Field By James Hickman (Simon Black / Sovereign Man) July 23, 2026
In the summer of 1972, a Soviet official named Nikolai Belousov stepped off a plane in New York City with a shopping list.
The Soviet Union had just finished its worst harvest in over a decade and was on the verge of starvation... and Belousov was tasked with the nearly impossible mission of buying enough wheat to feed an entire nation.
So he flew to America.
His first meeting was with Michel Fribourg, the head of Continental Grain. The two shook hands and closed a deal for Russia to buy millions of tons of American wheat.
Belousov's next stops were the other biggest grain traders in America: Cargill, Cook, Bunge, Louis Dreyfus, and Garnac.
He worked through every major American grain firm in a matter of weeks— each deal negotiated in complete secrecy... and each firm assumed they were the only American grain house that the Soviets were talking to.
In reality, Belousov was closing deals with all of them.
By the time word got out that the Soviets had been buying from everyone, everywhere, all at once, Belousov had already locked up roughly 440 million bushels of wheat, about a quarter of the entire American crop, for ~$700 million.
And here's the wild part: this was the peak of the Cold War... yet America's staunchest adversary didn't even pay full price for US wheat.
That’s because, for years prior, the US Department of Agriculture had been funding subsidies to make American grain cheaper abroad, covering the gap between the higher domestic price and the lower global price.
So the end result was that the Soviet Union drained American wheat inventory— and that’s when the Law of Supply and Demand kicked in. Wheat prices nearly doubled. Corn prices more than tripled by the following summer. Bread, beef, and eggs all followed.
Yet while Americans were suffering major food inflation at home, the US government was subsidizing the Soviet Union’s wheat purchases to the tune of $300 million in taxpayer funds.
The American taxpayer had financed the largest grain purchase the world had ever seen, for the benefit of its sworn enemy.
Then the second shoe dropped. The following autumn, in October 1973, the Arab oil-producing countries announced an embargo on the United States in response to America backing Israel in the Yom Kippur War.
Consequently, the price of crude oil roughly quadrupled... and it made the food inflation much worse.
Many people don’t realize just how much modern agriculture runs on oil and gas. Nitrogen fertilizer is synthesized from natural gas. Phosphate (another critical fertilizer ingredient) is mined and hauled with diesel. And everything from tractors to grain dryers burns fuel.
Because of the embargo, fertilizer prices more than doubled in 1973 and 1974, and food prices quickly followed. Inflation was eating quite aggressively into consumers’ standards of living.
All of this had a major impact on the stock market; as inflation raged throughout the 1970s, even America’s largest companies suffered. Their earnings shrank (especially when adjusted for inflation) and stock prices went nowhere.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average stock index closed at 1,000 in November 1972... and literally ten years later in November 1982, it was still at 1,000. The market went nowhere over the course of an entire decade.
And adjusted for inflation, of course, most stocks were losers.
The only real winners were REAL ASSET producers— especially gold and energy companies. Gold went from $35 an ounce in the early 1970s to a peak of $850 within a decade— though there were downturns in between.
Gold miners (and silver miners as well) were the best performers of the decade, with the Barron’s Gold Mining Index returning a phenomenal 1,247% in ten years.
Similarly, oil went from about $3 a barrel to nearly $40, and companies like Exxon completely trounced the S&P 500.
More than fifty years later, similar conditions are building again.
The Strait of Hormuz has been effectively closed since late February, except for the tankers Iran waves through from China and its other friends while everyone else waits outside.
Some oil is moving, for sure. But given that about a quarter of the world's sulfur and roughly 15% of its fertilizer exports normally move through that strait, there are significant implications for the agricultural sector.
Many consequences are already on the books.
Urea, the world's most common nitrogen fertilizer, climbed above $850 a tonne this spring, up roughly 80% since February and the highest price since 2022. Sulfur, an essential input for phosphate fertilizer, has doubled since January to record levels.
And in a recent American Farm Bureau survey, 70% of farmers said they cannot afford all the fertilizer they need this season.
Here's why that matters: spring planting is over. Farmers either paid those high fertilizer prices... or they skimped. And skimping means smaller harvests this fall.
Either way, higher food prices are already locked in. The shock has already happened. The impact just hasn’t been felt yet in the grocery stores because the harvest hasn’t taken place yet.
Meanwhile, agricultural markets are trading as if nothing has changed. Crop prices haven't come close to keeping pace with energy and fertilizer costs, and governments are already hoarding: China has temporarily banned phosphate fertilizer exports to keep supplies at home.
The last time this happened, the people who owned fertilizer production made money. Everyone else just got the grocery bill.
The featured research in Schiff Sovereign's investment newsletter, Strategic Assets, already includes a potash producer, a phosphate producer, and a palm oil grower, and we're watching a fantastic fertilizer company for the right entry point.
Our palm oil grower has nearly doubled since we published the research. The potash producer is up more than 16%... with a lot more room to grow. Our phosphate producer, which we recently featured, is still trading inside our suggested buy range.
To your freedom, James Hickman Co-Founder, Schiff Sovereign LLC
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Insiders Are Betting Millions On Gold Reset By Year-End | Ed Steer
Insiders Are Betting Millions On Gold Reset By Year-End | Ed Steer
Liberty and Finance: 7-22-2026
Why are traders pouring millions into gold call options as high as $20,000? Precious metals analyst Ed Steer explains why he believes unprecedented positioning in the futures and options markets points to a potential historic shift in gold and silver pricing.
He also discusses unusual Commitment of Traders data, the role of commercial traders, and why he sees the balance of power gradually moving from Western paper markets toward Asia.
Insiders Are Betting Millions On Gold Reset By Year-End | Ed Steer
Liberty and Finance: 7-22-2026
Why are traders pouring millions into gold call options as high as $20,000? Precious metals analyst Ed Steer explains why he believes unprecedented positioning in the futures and options markets points to a potential historic shift in gold and silver pricing.
He also discusses unusual Commitment of Traders data, the role of commercial traders, and why he sees the balance of power gradually moving from Western paper markets toward Asia.
Along the way, Steer shares his interpretation of recent developments involving Chinese gold trading and what they could mean for the precious metals market.
Whether or not these forecasts come to pass, this interview explores the market signals and arguments that have many investors watching gold and silver more closely than ever.
INTERVIEW TIMELINE:
0:00 Intro
1:20 $20,000 gold call options
10:00 Short-squeeze
18:30 Gold & silver manipulation
23:25 Shanghai gold exchange
China Shuts Down Paper Gold in 24 Hours
China Shuts Down Paper Gold in 24 Hours
Taylor Kenny: 7-23-2026
China is shutting down retail paper gold trading at several major banks—and forcing investors to close positions or take physical delivery.
Is this the beginning of a major shift from paper pricing to real metal?
China Shuts Down Paper Gold in 24 Hours
Taylor Kenny: 7-23-2026
China is shutting down retail paper gold trading at several major banks—and forcing investors to close positions or take physical delivery.
Is this the beginning of a major shift from paper pricing to real metal?
CHAPTERS:
0:00 China’s Paper Gold Shutdown Begins
0:35 Why Paper Markets Control Gold and Silver Prices
1:27 How Rehypothecation Creates Multiple Claims on One Asset
2:21 Bank Spoofing and Precious Metals Price Manipulation
3:15 Why China Is Ending Retail Paper Gold Trading
3:43 China’s Bigger Physical Gold Strategy
4:41 Could Price Discovery Shift From Paper to Physical?
5:40 Physical Gold, Counterparty Risk, and Wealth Protection
6:38 East vs. West: Two Different Views of Gold
7:35 What This Means for Gold and Silver Investors
NATO Contractor Gives His Opinion On The Dinar RV Timeline
NATO Contractor Gives His Opinion On The Dinar RV Timeline
The Dinar Den: 7-22-2026
The conversation surrounding international currency markets and foreign economic development often circles back to Iraq—a nation positioned at a critical crossroads of geopolitical influence and financial restructuring.
In a recent detailed discussion hosted on The Dinar Den, host Stephen, a long-time entrepreneur and dinar investor, sat down with Guy Ventresca, a former NATO contractor with extensive experience in military logistics and financial analysis.
NATO Contractor Gives His Opinion On The Dinar RV Timeline
The Dinar Den: 7-22-2026
The conversation surrounding international currency markets and foreign economic development often circles back to Iraq—a nation positioned at a critical crossroads of geopolitical influence and financial restructuring.
In a recent detailed discussion hosted on The Dinar Den, host Stephen, a long-time entrepreneur and dinar investor, sat down with Guy Ventresca, a former NATO contractor with extensive experience in military logistics and financial analysis.
Together, they unpacked a momentous week of high-level diplomatic activity, domestic policy shifts in Baghdad, and the realistic outlook for the Iraqi dinar.
For observers following Middle Eastern markets, the highlight of recent events was the high-profile visit of an Iraqi delegation led by Prime Minister Al Zaidi to the United States.
This diplomatic mission included key engagements with top U.S. leadership, including President Trump, alongside representatives from various economic, financial, and intelligence agencies.
These meetings signify a deepening strategic partnership focused on integrating Iraq into the global financial system, stabilizing its domestic economy, and ensuring that international banking standards are strictly upheld across Iraqi institutions.
Central to the discussion between Stephen and Ventresca was Iraq’s ongoing push toward comprehensive banking reforms and anti-corruption measures. To build a sustainable economy capable of supporting currency revaluation, Iraq has been modernizing its Central Bank operations, transitioning toward digital transactions, and curtailing illicit capital flows.
Ventresca emphasized that these systemic changes are essential prerequisites for long-term fiscal health. By aligning with international standards established by organizations like the U.S. Treasury and the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Iraq is laying the groundwork required for greater foreign direct investment and broader currency stability.
Beyond internal financial mechanics, the experts analyzed the complex geopolitical backdrop shaping the region. Drawing from his NATO background, Ventresca provided valuable context regarding Iraq’s delicate balance of power, particularly its proximity to and relationship with Iran.
The conversation highlighted how regional stability remains directly linked to Iraq’s sovereignty and economic independence. As Iraq continues to assert control over its economic policies and reduce reliance on external actors, the prospects for national self-sufficiency and financial growth become increasingly tangible.
While speculation regarding a potential revaluation of the Iraqi dinar continues to circulate among retail investors, both hosts maintained a balanced, grounded perspective. They cautioned against relying on unverified rumors and instead advocated for a measured approach rooted in macroeconomic reality.
Rather than focusing solely on timeline predictions, the discussion centered on personal readiness, sound financial structuring, and long-term planning. Ventresca and Stephen advised market participants to focus on personal financial literacy, understanding tax implications, and seeking professional guidance to handle potential economic shifts responsibly.
Ultimately, the dialogue underscores a pivotal moment in Iraq’s modern development—a transition characterized by strategic international diplomacy, structural banking modernization, and a commitment to economic reform.
News, Rumors and Opinions Thursday 7-23-2026
Ariel: Points to Consider for the Current Status of the Iraqi Dinar
7-22-2026
The Digital Dinar: The Road To The Forex Market (External Financial Operation)
These Are Points To Consider For The Current Status Of The Iraqi Dinar
The following operational steps must be completed in sequence to facilitate a successful redenomination and revaluation of the Iraqi dinar at a target parity of $1 USD = 1 IQD:
Ariel: Points to Consider for the Current Status of the Iraqi Dinar
7-22-2026
The Digital Dinar: The Road To The Forex Market (External Financial Operation)
These Are Points To Consider For The Current Status Of The Iraqi Dinar
The following operational steps must be completed in sequence to facilitate a successful redenomination and revaluation of the Iraqi dinar at a target parity of $1 USD = 1 IQD:
Phase II Banking Reform Completion & External Validation
• Full FX access restored to all private Iraqi banks upon completion of phase-one reforms (7 banks have already been reinstated).
• Continued public pressure from the Iraqi Private Banks League and CBI to accelerate compliance among lagging institutions.
• Ongoing direct coordination with U.S. Treasury officials and Federal Reserve counterparts to ensure external validation of new banking architecture.
Digital Payment Infrastructure Hardening
• Finalize integration of licensed electronic payment companies into a unified digital payments system.
• Expand adoption of international standards for cross-border operations and card ceilings.
• Ensure full interoperability with Russian/Japanese/South Korean crypto rails as alternative settlement corridors.
Zero Deletion Execution
• Implement redenomination by removing three zeros from existing dinar notes (e.g., old IQD10,000 note exchanged for new IQD note).
• Complete internal accounting adjustments across government agencies and commercial enterprises.
• Launch public education campaign to minimize confusion during transition.
Gold/Digital Asset Backing Activation
• Public declaration of gold reserves exceeding 170 tons as explicit backing for the new dinar.
• Introduction of asset-backed digital instruments (CBI-issued stablecoins or tokenized gold) to further reinforce market confidence.
Revaluation Announcement & Forex Integration
• Official announcement by the CBI setting the new exchange rate at or near $1 USD = 1 IQD.
• Immediate opening of forex channels for global trading and settlement.
• Coordination with IMF/WTO to ensure seamless integration into international monetary system.
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Stephen If you have anyone in your life that thinks you’re crazy for believing in or investing in the Iraqi dinar, I would highly recommend sending them this…Not only is Iraq ready to revalue their currency or possibly reinstate their currency to what it was before we invaded in 2003 but there is a very strong precedent. To me it’s quite obvious what they’re getting ready to do…There was a certain number of boxes Kuwait checked just before they reinstated their currency…If Iraq does a reinstatement of their old rate… $3.78 under Saddam, that would be an amazing outcome. I think all of us would be very happy with that. There’s been debate. Are they going to revalue their currency to a new rate…? It could be 50 cents…a dollar …$2.00. We simply don’t know…Kuwait reinstated their dinar back to its former value. [Post 1 of 2….stay tuned]
Stephen When Kuwait reinstated their dinar to its pre-war peg of over $3.00 it wasn't an arbitrary decision. It was backed by immense oil reserves and guaranteed by billions of dollars incoming international partnerships. Guess what? Iraq is signing multi-billion dollar partnerships ...For those of us holding Iraq dinar, the 1991 precedent of what Kuwait did is the ultimate proof of concept. The structural setup for a massive dinar revaluation mirrors Kuwait's journey in several profound ways...The first one is asset-backed sovereignty. Just like Kuwait in 1991, Iraq sits on some of the largest proven oil and natural gas reserves on the planet. A currency's true value reflects its resources wealth and the current artificially suppressed rate of the dinar does not match Iraq's massive economic weight. We all know...Iraq as a program rate of 1310 dinar per US dollar and it's been controlled for 23 years. I think they're slated for a massive change of that rate which is what we are all waiting for... [Post 2 of 2]
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IQD Update: Here's What Happened at The Five IMF CBI Iraq Meetings
Edu Matrix: 7-23-2026
Updates on the Iraq currency adjustment and recent meetings in Washington D.C. regarding the reintegration of seven Iraqi banks.
This update covers the diplomatic discussions held on July 18, 2026, where seven Iraqi banks were successfully reintegrated into the global financial system.
We examine how this shift impacts the broader monetary landscape for those tracking the region's economic stability.
Following the D.C. events, meetings in Baghdad on July 22, 2026, centered on the modernization and regulation of the foreign exchange sector.
This summary breaks down the specific regulatory goals discussed by officials to bring clarity to Iraq financial news and the ongoing efforts to standardize banking operations.
Seeds of Wisdom RV and Economics Updates Thursday Morning 7-23-26
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Global Bond Markets Jolt as Oil Surge Revives Inflation and Rate Hike Fears
Rising oil prices driven by escalating Middle East tensions are rippling through global financial markets, pushing government borrowing costs higher and forcing investors to reassess expectations for central bank interest-rate decisions.
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Global Bond Markets Jolt as Oil Surge Revives Inflation and Rate Hike Fears
Rising oil prices driven by escalating Middle East tensions are rippling through global financial markets, pushing government borrowing costs higher and forcing investors to reassess expectations for central bank interest-rate decisions.
Overview
Oil prices climbed toward $100 per barrel as conflict in the Middle East disrupted major shipping routes and heightened concerns over global energy supplies.
Government bond yields surged worldwide as investors priced in renewed inflation risks and the possibility that central banks may delay or reverse expected interest-rate cuts.
Financial markets are increasingly shifting from geopolitical concerns to the economic consequences of higher energy costs and tighter monetary policy.
Key Developments
1. Oil Prices Drive Inflation Concerns Higher
Brent crude rose to its highest level in weeks as continued disruptions near the Strait of Hormuz and Bab el-Mandeb Strait threatened a significant portion of global energy shipments.
Higher oil prices immediately reignited concerns that inflation could remain elevated longer than previously expected, reversing expectations that central banks would soon begin easing monetary policy.
2. Global Bond Markets Sell Off
Investors responded by selling government bonds across major economies, pushing yields sharply higher.
Germany's 10-year government bond yield climbed to levels not seen since the European debt crisis, while U.S., British, and several other sovereign bond markets also experienced significant increases in borrowing costs as investors adjusted to the possibility of prolonged inflation.
3. Central Banks Face Renewed Pressure
Markets are increasingly questioning whether the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank will be able to reduce interest rates as quickly as previously anticipated.
Higher energy costs could force policymakers to keep monetary policy tighter for longer in order to contain inflation, even as economic growth slows.
4. Investors Shift Toward Defensive Positioning
The renewed inflation outlook has increased market volatility as investors reassess equities, bonds, commodities, and currencies.
Financial markets are now balancing geopolitical risks alongside monetary policy expectations, with energy prices becoming one of the primary drivers of global asset pricing.
Why It Matters
Energy prices remain one of the most important drivers of global inflation.
As oil becomes more expensive, transportation, manufacturing, agriculture, and consumer prices often follow, making it more difficult for central banks to lower interest rates. The result is higher borrowing costs for governments, businesses, and households worldwide.
Why It Matters to Foreign Currency Holders
Interest-rate expectations are among the largest influences on global currency markets.
If central banks delay rate cuts because of persistent inflation, currency valuations, sovereign debt markets, and international capital flows could remain volatile while nations continue adjusting to changing economic conditions.
Implications for the Global Reset
Pillar 1: Debt
Higher interest rates increase borrowing costs for governments already carrying historically high debt levels, placing additional pressure on fiscal budgets worldwide.
Pillar 5: Energy
Continued instability around critical energy shipping routes demonstrates how geopolitical events can rapidly influence inflation, monetary policy, and economic growth across the global financial system.
Future Outlook
Markets will closely monitor developments in the Middle East for any signs that shipping disruptions may ease or expand further. Investors will also watch upcoming statements from the Federal Reserve and European Central Bank for indications that rising energy prices are influencing future monetary policy decisions.
Should oil prices remain elevated, expectations for additional interest-rate hikes—or a prolonged period of higher rates—could continue reshaping global investment strategies, government borrowing costs, and financial market performance.
This is not simply about higher oil prices—it reflects the broader transformation of the global financial system as energy security, inflation, debt, and central bank policy become increasingly interconnected.
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🌱 A Message to Our Currency Holders🌱
If you’ve been holding foreign currency for many years, you were not foolish.
You were not wrong to believe the global financial system would change.
What failed was not your patience — it was the information you were given.
For years, dates, rumors, and personalities replaced facts, structure, and proof. “This week” predictions created cycles of hope and disappointment that were never based on how currencies actually change.
That is not your failure.
Our mission here is different: • No dates • No rates • No hype • No gurus
Instead, we focus on:
• Verifiable developments • Institutional evidence
• Global financial structure • Where countries actually sit in the process
Currency value changes only come after sovereignty, trade, banking, settlement systems, and fiscal coordination are in place. History and institutions confirm this sequence.
You will see silence. You will see denials. That is not delay — that is discipline.
Protect your identity. Organize your documents. Verify everything.
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Iraq Economic News and Points To Ponder Thursday Morning 7-23-26
Al-Hurra Website: Al-Zaidi Will Try In Tehran To Convince The Iranians That Iraq Is Capable Of Helping To De-Escalate Tensions
Latest NewsWednesday,July 22, 2026Baghdad - One News - The US-based Al-Hurra website reported that Prime Minister Ali Faleh al-Zaidi received what a source close to him described as indirect “American support,” after Washington informed him that it welcomed any step he takes to calm the situation in the region.
Al-Hurra Website: Al-Zaidi Will Try In Tehran To Convince The Iranians That Iraq Is Capable Of Helping To De-Escalate Tensions
Latest News Wednesday, July 22, 2026 Baghdad - One News - The US-based Al-Hurra website reported that Prime Minister Ali Faleh al-Zaidi received what a source close to him described as indirect “American support,” after Washington informed him that it welcomed any step he takes to calm the situation in the region.
The website added that al-Zaidi will test the limits of this welcome during his anticipated visit to Tehran at the end of this week, which was announced by the Iraqi Foreign Ministry, where he will try to convince Iran that Iraq is capable of helping to reduce the escalation.
He noted that the Prime Minister will also discuss the issue of armed factions with Tehran, at a time when he is facing pressure from Washington to restrict weapons to the state.
He pointed out that any Iraqi attempt to mediate or convey messages between Washington and Tehran is gaining added sensitivity in light of the stalled de-escalation process and regional competition for mediation roles.
https://1news-iq.net/موقع-الحرة-الزيدي-سيحاول-في-طهران-إقنا/
The Central Bank Is Exploring Ways To Develop The Exchange Companies Sector
The Governor of the Central Bank of Iraq, Mr. Nizar Nasser Hussein, discussed with a number of company directors and board chairmen of exchange companies ways to develop the sector’s business and enhance its role in supporting the national economy.
His Excellency the Governor affirmed the Central Bank of Iraq’s keenness to revitalize the exchange companies sector and enable it to perform its role more effectively, pointing to the importance of cooperation in addressing challenges and developing the non-banking financial sector.
The Governor indicated that the next phase will witness the launch of new initiatives and activities to expand the scope of work of exchange companies and create new revenue opportunities, which will enhance their role in supporting the national economy and implementing initiatives that contribute to the development of the sector and raise the levels of compliance and governance.
He added that the commitment of exchange companies to these international standards represents a fundamental pillar for enhancing the efficiency of the sector and raising the levels of confidence in it, as well as enabling companies to expand the scope of their activities and develop their services, calling for the continuation of holding their periodic meetings.
Baghdad - Media Office, July 22, 2026https://cbi.iq/news/view/3271
Al-Mada: Forces Within The Coordination Framework Consider Al-Zaidi's Rapprochement With Trump A "Betrayal" Of The Late Iranian Supreme Leader
7/22/2026 Baghdad - One News - Al-Mada newspaper reported that Prime Minister Ali Faleh al-Zaidi is facing, behind closed doors, major objections from his partners in the Shiite coalition, foremost among them the results of his recent visit to Washington.
The newspaper quoted two cross-referenced political sources in the Shiite alliance as saying that the new relationship with the United States has become, for some leaders of the coordinating framework, like a “bitter medicine” that must be swallowed, while Tehran watches the scene from behind the scenes and sends warning messages.
She added that leaders within the coordination framework are still hesitant to get closer to Washington, considering it, in their view, “a betrayal of the legacy of the Iranian Supreme Leader” who was killed by the United States in the last war.
https://1news-iq.net/المدى-قوى-بالإطار-التنسيقي-تعتبر-تقار/
Iraq's Ruling Coalition To Discuss Lifting Political Immunity In Corruption Cases
7/22/2026 Shafaq News- Baghdad Iraqi Prime Minister Ali Al-Zaidi is expected to meet leaders of the Shiite ruling Coordination Framework to discuss mechanisms for removing political protection from officials accused of corruption, informed sources told Shafaq News on Wednesday.
The meeting, originally scheduled for Wednesday evening, may be postponed until after Al-Zaidi's visit to Tehran, the sources said. The discussions are also expected to cover files involving 12 prominent political and party figures accused of illicit enrichment and misuse of public funds, the sources said. Participants are expected to discuss measures to recover public funds through legal channels, including the possible use of Interpol notices in cases involving suspects outside Iraq.
According to the sources, the previous Coordination Framework meeting exposed divisions over the issue after allegations emerged involving senior political figures.
Iraq launched Dawn Crackdown (Sawlat Al-Fajr), the anti-corruption campaign on June 28, which has targeted current and former officials, lawmakers and business figures. Authorities have also announced preparations for a second phase focusing on corruption cases in the health, oil and electricity ministries, alongside efforts to trace assets inside and outside Iraq.
Read more: Iraq's Dawn Crackdown by numbers: 67 arrests explained
Al-Mada: The Anti-Corruption Campaign Faces “Framework” Accusations That It Is Part Of A Broader Battle To Reduce Iranian Influence
latest newsWednesday,July 22, 2026Baghdad - One News Al-Mada reported that the anti-corruption campaign is facing accusations that it is part of a broader battle to reduce Iranian influence, particularly given the overlap of money and networks of interests with entities linked to the Revolutionary Guard.
The newspaper added that parties (IRI faction parties) within the coordination framework accuse the government of targeting a specific political entity in pursuing corruption cases, while leaving other cases that they describe as more dangerous.
She noted that these concerns were present in the latest statement of the Coordination Framework, which called for the inclusion of all those involved, regardless of their affiliations, to ensure the integrity of the anti-corruption campaign, stressing that it would not protect any official whose guilt is proven, in a reference that seemed related to the controversy surrounding the leader Ahmed Al-Asadi.
The newspaper noted that the leader in the framework, Amer Al-Fayez, retracted statements that had sparked controversy regarding Ahmed Al-Asadi and Hussein Mounes, after he spoke about them being fugitives and wanted men.
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The Anti-Corruption Shockwave Has Led To The Dismissal Of Deputy Prime Ministers. A Leader In The Coordination Framework Told One News: "The Reactivation Of The Commander-In-Chief's Office Stemmed From Al-Zaydi's Conviction That Reaching An Agreement Soon
Baghdad - One News - 7/22/2026 A leader in the coordination framework, who preferred not to mention his name, revealed to “One News” a political agreement stipulating that no new positions for deputy prime ministers will be created during the current phase, in a remarkable shift imposed by the anti-corruption campaign led by the government of Prime Minister Ali al-Zidi, and the wide repercussions it has had within the political scene.
The leader said that the anti-corruption campaign has reshuffled the cards of the political forces, and has prompted a number of blocs, especially those with armed wings, to back down from demands that they considered part of their electoral entitlement, most notably the creation of positions for deputy prime ministers and obtaining additional executive positions within the government.
He added that this decline does not represent a passing political settlement, but rather reveals the magnitude of the shock caused by anti-corruption measures within forces that were seeking to expand their influence in state institutions, before they were forced to recalculate under the pressure of expanding investigations and escalating possibilities of prosecution.
Meanwhile, the leader revealed that the Iraqi government's reactivation of the Office of the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, after nearly 12 years of its abolition, came as a result of a conviction that had taken root in Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi that it was impossible to reach a political consensus soon regarding the candidates for the Ministries of Interior and Defense.
He explained that assigning former Interior Minister Abdul Amir al-Shammari to the duties of the office director reflects a trend to rearrange the security leadership center, in light of expectations that the two ministries will remain vacant for the coming months due to the continuation of political disputes, the complexity of the nomination conditions, and the failure to reach a final understanding regarding the proposed names.
According to the leader, Al-Zaydi is seeking, through reactivating the office of the Commander-in-Chief, to prevent any vacuum in the management of the security establishment, and to concentrate security and military decisions within his office, in order to ensure the continuity of issuing orders, coordinating the work of agencies and forces, and managing sensitive files away from the repercussions of the delay in completing the cabinet.
He explained that the delay in deciding on the Ministries of Interior and Defense is due to two main factors: the first is the existence of an American veto on some blocs that are trying to push forward candidates to take over the two security ministries, and the second is the continuation of the conflict between the political forces, especially the Shiite ones, regarding the distribution of portfolios, the names of the candidates, and the limits of influence within the military and security institutions.
The leader stressed that reactivating the Commander-in-Chief's office is not a traditional administrative procedure, but rather establishes a broader transformation in the security decision-making structure, by redrawing the leadership pyramid at a highly sensitive stage, and placing the Prime Minister's office at the heart of managing military and security files until the fate of the Ministries of Interior and Defense is decided. https://1news-iq.net/صدمة-مكافحة-الفساد-تُسقط-مناصب-نواب-رئ/
Thursday Iraq News Posted by Tishwash at TNT 7-23-2026
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Tishwash: The Central Bank Governor announces new initiatives to expand the operations of exchange companies.
The Governor of the Central Bank of Iraq, Nizar Nasser Hussein, met today, Wednesday, July 22, 2026, with a number of directors and board chairmen of exchange companies to discuss ways to develop the sector's operations and enhance its role in supporting the national economy.
According to a statement issued by the Central Bank and received by Mawazin News, Governor Hussein emphasized the Central Bank's commitment to revitalizing the exchange company sector and enabling it to play a more effective role. He also noted the importance of cooperation in addressing challenges and developing the non-banking financial sector.
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Tishwash: The Central Bank Governor announces new initiatives to expand the operations of exchange companies.
The Governor of the Central Bank of Iraq, Nizar Nasser Hussein, met today, Wednesday, July 22, 2026, with a number of directors and board chairmen of exchange companies to discuss ways to develop the sector's operations and enhance its role in supporting the national economy.
According to a statement issued by the Central Bank and received by Mawazin News, Governor Hussein emphasized the Central Bank's commitment to revitalizing the exchange company sector and enabling it to play a more effective role. He also noted the importance of cooperation in addressing challenges and developing the non-banking financial sector.
He indicated that the coming period will witness the launch of new initiatives and activities to expand the scope of work of exchange companies and create new revenue opportunities, thereby strengthening their role in supporting the national economy and implementing initiatives that contribute to the sector's development and raise compliance and governance standards.
Hussein stressed that the commitment of exchange companies to these international standards is a fundamental pillar for enhancing the sector's efficiency and increasing public trust in it, as well as enabling companies to expand their activities and develop their services. He called for the continuation of their periodic meetings. link
Tishwash: Central Bank of Iraq Outlines Roadmap to Reduce Cash Reliance and Expand Digital Services
The Central Bank of Iraq (CBI) held an expanded meeting on Tuesday with licensed electronic payment providers to accelerate the nation’s digital financial transformation, strengthen financial inclusion, and curb card misuse.
Chaired by CBI Governor Nizar Nasser Hussein, the meeting centered on executing the regulator’s strategic roadmap to modernize Iraq’s payment ecosystem and transition away from a cash-heavy economy.
Addressing representatives from the sector, Al-Alaq stated that the upcoming phase demands a noticeable increase in service quality, efficiency, and system reliability to build public trust in digital transactions.
Key Objectives and Strategic Focus
During the session, the central bank outlined several operational and regulatory priorities:
Compliance with Global Standards: The CBI urged payment firms to adhere strictly to international frameworks, particularly regarding cross-border financial transactions. Compliance is expected to enable higher card transaction limits and facilitate the rollout of new financial products.
Countering Card Misuse: Regulators and payment companies discussed joint enforcement procedures to prevent card misuse and enhance payment network security.
Expanding Acceptance Networks: Al-Alaq called on providers to expand POS (Point-of-Sale) acceptance networks, streamline digital collection processes, and deepen integration with licensed commercial banks.
The initiative comes as part of broader government efforts to modernize the national economy, reduce cash dependency, and implement modern financial infrastructure across both the public and private sectors. link
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Tishwash: Iraqi Money Exchange Syndicate: Dollar smugglers are linked to criminal networks
Iraqi Money Exchange Syndicate: Dollar smugglers are linked to criminal networks
The head of the General Syndicate of Exchange and Financial Mediation in Iraq, Diaa Al-Tai, provided clarification regarding the arrest of dollar smuggling networks, stressing that “criminal networks” are the ones carrying out the illegal activities, and that official companies are not responsible for them.
Al-Ta’i told Rudaw Media Network on Wednesday (July 22, 2026) that “the issues being discussed relate to criminal networks operating outside the law. These people do not represent in any way licensed financial institutions or exchange companies that are subject to the supervision of the Central Bank of Iraq.”
The Iraqi National Security Service announced on the 19th of this month the arrest of a network that smuggled more than one million dollars between Baghdad and Sulaymaniyah via Mastercard, in addition to the arrest of several other groups in Kirkuk, Basra and Nineveh.
Al-Ta’i added: “Licensed companies are fully committed to implementing the instructions and combating money laundering and terrorist financing, and they are subject to continuous monitoring and auditing.”
Regarding the Central Bank’s decision to reduce the dollar quota for travelers from $3,000 to $2,000, the head of the union explained that “this measure does not mean there is a shortage of foreign currency reserves, but rather comes within the framework of the Central Bank’s policy to develop mechanisms for selling foreign currency and encourage the use of electronic payment, in line with best international banking practices.”
Al-Ta’i expressed the readiness of exchange companies to cooperate with security agencies, saying: “Licensed companies are fully committed to the instructions of the Central Bank and are ready for all forms of coordination with regulatory and security authorities to confront any illegal activity, with the aim of protecting market stability and preserving the national economy.” link
Tishwash: "The stick and the carrot": Al-Zaydi puts pressure on the factions and compensates his allies with positions.
The Washington trip brought in investments, but it opened the account book with "the framework".
Behind closed doors, Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi is facing three major objections from his partners in the Shiite coalition. His recent trip to Washington heads the list, while the weapons issue is approaching its most difficult test, and the anti-corruption campaign is turning into a battle for political influence.
Two political sources within the Shiite coalition say that the new relationship with the United States has become, for some leaders of the Coordination Framework, like “bitter medicine” that must be swallowed—while Tehran watches from behind the scenes and sends warning messages.
Al-Zaidi returned to Baghdad last Sunday after a controversial five-day visit to Washington, his first since taking office. On his way back, he made a brief stop in Qatar. He is scheduled to travel to Tehran tomorrow in a trip heavy with issues and more questions than answers.
The “victory leaders” held a meeting at the home of Nouri al-Maliki, leader of the State of Law Coalition. During the Coordination Framework gathering, objections were raised—though not made public—regarding what transpired during al-Zaidi’s meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump, according to a source close to the matter who spoke to Al-Mada.
Some leaders objected to the Prime Minister’s failure to respond to Trump’s remarks about the “leaders of victory,” a clear reference to the 2020 assassination of Qassem Soleimani and Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis.
Conversely, another faction within the Framework—often described as the centrist wing—believed that responding to the American president was unrealistic at that moment. They argued that al-Zaidi had wisely chosen to look toward the future rather than dwell on the past.
This stance angered analysts close to the Coordination Framework. One went so far as to demand that “al-Zaidi should hit Trump,” reflecting the depth of their disapproval.
For other parties in the Framework, the issue goes beyond how Trump was handled. While securing American investments is desirable, it cannot be achieved, they say, without neutralizing armed groups linked to the Iranian Revolutionary Guard. In the past five days alone, two foreign energy companies operating in the Kurdistan Region suspended operations after attacks believed to be linked to Iran and possibly involving local factions.
Major American companies, such as Lockheed Martin and ExxonMobil, have previously left Iraq at times due to attacks by armed groups and security risks.
In contrast, al-Zaidi returned from Washington with agreements and investment pledges totaling $60 billion in the energy, development, and education sectors. However, analysts warn that these investments may remain largely symbolic if the prime minister fails to meet American conditions regarding ending Tehran’s influence and curbing the power of armed groups.
Araghchi tries to contain the fallout in Tehran
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has tried to limit the damage caused by remarks from Ali Akbar Velayati, an advisor to Iran’s Supreme Leader. Velayati described al-Zaidi’s visit to the United States as “a regrettable and ill-timed trip, insulting to the struggles of the Iraqi people throughout their millennia-long history,” and called the Iraqi prime minister “young and inexperienced.”
The visit comes as the region is engulfed in open conflict. For the past ten days, the United States has carried out successive strikes on Iranian military command centers, naval assets, missile and drone sites, and air defense systems. Iran has retaliated by attacking targets in Jordan, the Gulf states, and the Kurdistan Region, including weapons depots, Iranian opposition groups, military bases, and the U.S. consulate in Erbil.
Against this backdrop, al-Zaidi is expected to arrive in Tehran on Thursday for his first visit since assuming office more than two months ago.
Weapons: The Test That Could Fracture the Shia Alliance
A leader in a Shia party told Al-Mada that the smuggling of weapons to Syria—revealed last week—and the continued existence of weapons outside state control threaten to undermine the gains from al-Zaidi’s Washington trip.
The recent Coordination Framework meeting discussed weapons and dollar smuggling, as well as the disarmament of factions, amid warnings against deeper partnership with Syria. Some members still have reservations about cooperating with Ahmed al-Sharaa, whom al-Zaidi is expected to meet this July.
The weapons issue has opened another front of objection. Some voices within the Framework claim the campaign has political motives aimed at sidelining certain groups. In response, the government’s military spokesperson, Sabah al-Nu’man, stated that Prime Minister al-Zaidi’s vision for regulating weapons stems from a “paternal and patriotic” perspective aimed at protecting Iraqi security. He emphasized that the effort is not intended to harm any party but to unify national efforts.
Government spokesman Haider al-Aboudi added that restricting weapons to the state is a “sovereign Iraqi matter,” rejecting suggestions that it is part of an American agenda.
Meanwhile, Baghdad is searching for ballistic missiles that no faction publicly acknowledges possessing. Armed groups deny their existence, while Washington insists they were acquired from Iran—a claim Tehran denies.
The weapons issue is expected to dominate al-Zaidi’s upcoming discussions in Tehran. Officially, Baghdad says it is carrying out a mediation mission between Tehran and Washington, though some sources suggest the prime minister may also be carrying a direct message from President Trump.
From Weapons to Corruption: Another Front in the Battle
The anti-corruption campaign faces similar accusations of political targeting. Analysts see it as an effort to curtail Iranian influence, given the deep entanglement of funds and interests linked to the Revolutionary Guard.
Some Coordination Framework members accuse the government of selectively targeting one political faction while ignoring more serious cases. In response, the Framework issued a statement calling for all those involved to be held accountable, regardless of affiliation, and stressed it would not protect any guilty officials.
This controversy is linked to figures such as Ahmed al-Asadi. The campaign appears to be reaching high political levels, possibly even former prime ministers, which has fueled growing dissent.
Leaders within the Framework have criticized the use of tanks to arrest members of parliament inside the Green Zone and have demanded investigative committees. Many parliamentarians view the arrests as an “insult” to the legislature.
Sources say al-Zaidi is using a “carrot and stick” approach: applying pressure on weapons and corruption while preserving the privileges and appointments of political forces.
In this context, al-Zaidi reportedly reactivated the Office of the Commander-in-Chief— a position abolished twelve years ago—appointing former Interior Minister Abdul Amir al-Shammari, a close ally of former Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani.
The anti-corruption campaign has hit al-Sudani’s circle particularly hard, with nine members of his team reportedly arrested. There are also major accusations surrounding the detained deputy oil minister, Adnan al-Jumaili.
To balance relations, al-Zaidi has granted advisory positions to figures from the Badr Organization and Asa’ib Ahl al-Haq. However, Asa’ib Ahl al-Haq faces a significant challenge, as Washington has so far refused to allow it any ministerial posts. This dispute is delaying the formation of the government, which still has nine vacant ministerial positions.
Badr Organization member Abu Mithaq al-Masari told Al-Mada that al-Zaidi might be prepared to govern with a reduced cabinet of just 14 ministers for the remainder of his term if necessary. He noted that each vacant ministry has its own separate complications, particularly the Interior Ministry, where disputes continue over who has the right to nominate candidates. link
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CLARITY Act Advances as Senate Negotiations Move U.S. Closer to a National Digital Asset Framework
Bipartisan negotiations over the CLARITY Act continued this week as lawmakers released a revised draft containing ethics provisions, moving the United States another step toward comprehensive regulation of digital assets and blockchain-based financial markets.
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CLARITY Act Advances as Senate Negotiations Move U.S. Closer to a National Digital Asset Framework
Bipartisan negotiations over the CLARITY Act continued this week as lawmakers released a revised draft containing ethics provisions, moving the United States another step toward comprehensive regulation of digital assets and blockchain-based financial markets.
Overview
The Senate released a revised CLARITY Act draft that includes new ethics restrictions for senior government officials involved with digital assets.
Negotiations between Republicans, Democrats, and the White House continue as lawmakers work toward bipartisan support before Congress begins its August recess.
If enacted, the legislation would establish the first comprehensive U.S. regulatory framework governing digital asset markets and provide greater legal certainty for investors and financial institutions.
Key Developments
1. Senate Releases Updated CLARITY Act
Senate Republicans introduced an updated version of the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act (CLARITY Act) following several days of bipartisan negotiations.
The revised legislation includes new ethics provisions that would prohibit the President, Vice President, Members of Congress, federal judges, and certain immediate family members from issuing or sponsoring crypto assets while in office. Covered officials would also be required to divest qualifying digital asset holdings or place them into approved blind trusts. The ethics restrictions would remain in effect through January 20, 2029.
2. Ethics Agreement Moves Bill Forward
One of the largest obstacles facing the legislation has been concerns over potential conflicts of interest involving elected officials and cryptocurrency investments.
President Donald Trump agreed to the inclusion of ethics provisions, allowing negotiations to move into the next phase. While lawmakers from both parties continue discussing enforcement mechanisms and final language, the revised draft represents significant progress toward bipartisan compromise.
3. Additional Safeguards Added
The newest version of the bill also strengthens provisions addressing anti-money laundering, illicit finance, and law enforcement oversight.
The changes respond to concerns raised by financial regulators and law enforcement agencies that digital asset legislation should preserve the government's ability to investigate criminal activity while encouraging responsible innovation.
4. Final Senate Vote Still Uncertain
Although negotiations continue, several Democratic lawmakers have indicated they want additional revisions before supporting the legislation.
The Senate must secure sufficient bipartisan support to advance the bill before lawmakers leave for the August recess. Market participants continue watching negotiations closely because the legislation could significantly influence future digital asset regulation within the United States.
Why It Matters
The CLARITY Act represents one of the most significant efforts to establish clear federal rules governing cryptocurrencies, blockchain technology, and digital asset markets.
For years, uncertainty surrounding regulatory jurisdiction has slowed institutional investment and complicated compliance for financial firms. A comprehensive legal framework could provide greater confidence for banks, asset managers, payment companies, and technology firms seeking to participate in the digital asset economy.
Why It Matters to Foreign Currency Holders
Clear U.S. digital asset regulations may accelerate broader adoption of blockchain-based payment systems, tokenized assets, and regulated stablecoins that increasingly support international financial transactions.
As major economies establish legal frameworks for digital finance, the modernization of global payment systems could influence future cross-border settlements, reserve assets, and international monetary infrastructure.
Implications for the Global Reset
Pillar 2: Trade
Clear digital asset regulations could improve cross-border financial transactions, strengthen international payment networks, and reduce uncertainty surrounding blockchain-based commerce.
Pillar 4: Technology
The CLARITY Act represents another major step toward integrating blockchain technology into the regulated financial system, supporting innovation while establishing consistent legal standards for digital assets.
Future Outlook
Attention now turns to continued Senate negotiations as lawmakers work to finalize bipartisan language before the August recess. If Congress reaches agreement, the CLARITY Act could become the first comprehensive federal law defining how digital assets are regulated within the United States.
Passage would likely provide greater certainty for financial institutions, encourage additional institutional participation in blockchain markets, and influence how other countries develop their own digital asset regulatory frameworks.
This is not simply about cryptocurrency regulation—it reflects the broader transformation of the global financial system as governments establish the legal and technological foundations for the next generation of digital finance.
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CoinGape — Senate Republicans Release New CLARITY Act Draft With Ethics Provision
U.S. Senate (Sen. Cynthia Lummis) — Digital Asset Market Clarity Act (Draft Text)
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