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Iraq Economic News and Points To Ponder Sunday Morning 9-13-26

The 50 And 100 Dinar Denominations Will Return With The Change Of Currency

Sunday, economic expert Mustafa Hantoush expected that the 50 and 100 dinar denominations would return to circulation if the currency change continued, indicating the possibility of issuing new monetary denominations with stronger security specifications .

The 50 And 100 Dinar Denominations Will Return With The Change Of Currency

Hantoush said, in a televised interview followed by Al Saa'a Network, that "the Central Bank may issue a new currency with advanced security specifications, with the possibility of offering monetary denominations of less than 250 dinars, such as 100 fils".

He added, "The Central Bank may move to issue denominations of 50 and 100 dinars in the next stage", indicating that "returning these denominations may contribute to supporting the currency and strengthening the position of the Central Bank".

He explained that "the Central Bank has not made a final decision on this step, while the government is working to form a committee to study the issue, pending the completion of the procedures related to it within the House of Representatives."

https://alssaa.com/post/show/60571-خبير-اقتصادي-يرج-ح-عودة-فئتي-50-و100-دينار-مع-تغيير-العملة?utm_source=hathalyoum.net&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=news_redirect

A "Major Shift" In The Relationship Between Baghdad And Washington... The US Chargé d'Affaires: Al-Zaidi's Visit Resulted In Agreements Worth $60 Billion, And Trump Looks Forward To A Fruitful Partnership With Iraq - 9/12/2026

Baghdad - One News - 9/12/2026 The US Chargé d'Affaires in Iraq, Steven Fagin, affirmed that relations between Baghdad and Washington are on the cusp of a new phase of development and transformation, coinciding with the expansion of economic and trade opportunities between the two countries and the move towards building a partnership based on achieving tangible results and common interests.

Fagin said that Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi’s recent visit to Washington carried, in his words, a mandate from the Iraqi people to build a sovereign, secure and prosperous Iraq, noting that the visit opened new horizons for developing bilateral relations and expanding areas of cooperation between the two countries.

The US chargé d'affaires revealed that Al-Zaidi's visit to Washington resulted in agreements worth $60 billion in vital sectors, a move that, according to him, reflects the expansion of economic and investment cooperation between Iraq and the United States.

He added that US President Donald Trump is looking forward to a fruitful partnership with the Iraqi people based on achieving real and tangible results, stressing that Washington seeks to deepen economic opportunities and advance cooperation in a way that serves the interests of Iraq and the United States.

Fagin noted that relations between Washington and Baghdad are on the verge of a transformation, with expanding trade opportunities between the two countries, stressing that the next phase holds the potential for further achievements and enhanced economic partnership between the two sides.

https://1news-iq.net/تحول-كبير-في-العلاقة-بين-بغداد-وواشن/

Al-Zaidi Oversees The Signing Of A Contract To Develop And Operate The Ajil Oil Field For 25 Years And Increase Its Oil And Gas Production

Baghdad - One News - 9/12/2026 Prime Minister Ali Faleh al-Zaidi oversaw the signing ceremony on Saturday of a contract to develop and operate the Ajil oil field between the North Oil Company and the company “Kipt”, as part of the government’s plans to increase oil and gas production and maximize the benefit from the country’s hydrocarbon resources.

The contract extends for 25 years and aims to gradually increase production rates in the field, particularly gas production, which is scheduled to increase from about 135 million standard cubic feet per day to 300 million standard cubic feet per day.

The contract also includes increasing the production of crude oil from the Ajil field from 30,000 barrels per day to 40,000 barrels per day, in parallel with developing investment operations for the gas produced from the field.

The project comes within the framework of the Ministry of Oil’s direction towards raising oil and gas production rates and making greater use of the resources of Iraqi fields, which enhances energy security and provides additional quantities of gas to support the electricity generation system and reduce the gap between local production and the increasing needs of the energy sector.

The development of the Ajil field is part of Iraq's efforts to expand investment in associated gas and domestic gas resources, in conjunction with plans to increase production and enhance the energy sector's ability to meet domestic demand.

https://1news-iq.net/الزيدي-يرعى-توقيع-عقد-لتطوير-وتشغيل-حق

Ajeel Field Targets 122% Increase In Gas Production

2026-09-12 15:55 Shafaq News- Saladin Iraq plans to more than double gas production at the Ajeel oil field in Saladin, from about 135 million to 300 million standard cubic feet per day, under a new 25-year development contract aimed at supplying more domestic fuel to power plants and industry.

Signed by the state-run North Oil Company and KEPT under the sponsorship of Prime Minister Ali Al-Zaidi, the contract also targets a gradual increase in crude output from around 30,000 to 40,000 barrels per day (bpd).

Deputy Oil Minister for Extraction Affairs Naseer Aziz told Shafaq News that reaching those levels will require integrating extraction with processing and transportation, including rehabilitating existing infrastructure and adding facilities where needed.

At full capacity, Ajeel would yield an extra 165 million standard cubic feet of gas per day, a 122% increase, alongside a 10,000-bpd rise in crude production.

Speaking to Shafaq News, Deputy Minister for Gas Affairs Izzat Saber Ismail said the new volumes could enter the national network to supply power plants and industrial users, with part of the output converted into liquefied petroleum gas and condensates.

Can Existing Infrastructure Handle the Increase?

Processing remains the main challenge. Aziz instructed the relevant authorities to conduct a technical study to determine whether facilities operated by the North Gas Company can absorb the projected volumes or need further development.

The findings will establish what upgrades are required to process and transport Ajeel’s gas, a key factor in realizing the field’s full economic potential.

The development forms part of Baghdad’s efforts to expand domestic energy supplies, curb imports, and capture associated gas that would otherwise be flared.

Beyond Crude Production

Economic expert Ali Khalil told Shafaq News that Ajeel could generate greater value by placing gas at the center of its development rather than treating it primarily as a byproduct of crude extraction. Output of 300 million standard cubic feet per day, he estimated, could make a significant contribution to Iraq’s energy supply if directed toward power generation and domestic industries.

Khalil cautioned, however, that the returns will depend on whether Iraq builds sufficient infrastructure to bring the extra gas and condensates into use.

https://www.shafaq.com/en/Economy/Ajeel-field-targets-122-increase-in-gas-production

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HORMUZ SHIPPING HIT: NEW ATTACK THREATENS GLOBAL OIL FLOWS AS ENERGY SHOCK DEEPENS

Another vessel has reportedly been struck in the Strait of Hormuz as Saudi Arabia's oil pipeline remains shut, increasing concerns that the Middle East conflict could create a deeper and more persistent disruption to global energy supplies.

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HORMUZ SHIPPING HIT: NEW ATTACK THREATENS GLOBAL OIL FLOWS AS ENERGY SHOCK DEEPENS

OVERVIEW

A vessel was reportedly hit by a projectile while transiting the Strait of Hormuz on Sunday, according to the UK Maritime Trade Operations agency, with the extent of damage and the status of the crew initially unclear. The incident adds another threat to one of the world's most important energy routes.
The attack follows Saudi Arabia's temporary shutdown of its East-West oil pipeline, an approximately 1,200-kilometer route capable of moving about 4–5 million barrels of crude per day while bypassing the Strait of Hormuz.
Oil prices have moved above $100 a barrel as supply fears intensify, while the growing risks around Hormuz and the Red Sea raise concerns about transportation costs, inflation and the broader global economy.

KEY DEVELOPMENTS

1. A New Attack Raises the Stakes in Hormuz

The latest development is a reported attack on a vessel traveling through the Strait of Hormuz.

The UKMTO reported that a projectile struck the vessel, causing a fire and prompting an evacuation of the crew. The full extent of the damage was not immediately known.

The incident is significant because shipping through the strait was already operating under severe restrictions following months of conflict.

Every additional attack increases the risk that shipowners, insurers and energy companies will become even more reluctant to send vessels through the waterway.

2. Saudi Arabia's Alternative Oil Route Is Also Under Pressure

Saudi Arabia's East-West pipeline normally provides an important alternative to transporting crude through Hormuz.

The pipeline stretches roughly 1,200 kilometers from Saudi Arabia's eastern oil-producing region to the Red Sea port of Yanbu.

Its ability to move approximately 4–5 million barrels per day makes it an important piece of Saudi Arabia's energy infrastructure.

But following a drone attack, Saudi Arabia temporarily shut the pipeline as a precaution.

That means two important channels for moving Middle Eastern oil are now facing serious disruption at the same time: the physical pipeline network and maritime shipping through Hormuz.

3. The Red Sea Adds Another Pressure Point

The energy threat does not stop at Hormuz.

Iran-backed Houthi forces have expanded their control along Yemen's coast and are threatening the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, another critical maritime chokepoint at the entrance to the Red Sea.

Reuters reports that the Houthi advance threatens global oil supply chains and could affect nearly 7% of global petroleum deliveries and roughly 12% of international trade.

This creates a much larger concern for global markets.

If Hormuz and Bab el-Mandeb both remain heavily restricted, energy shipments and other international trade could face longer routes, higher insurance costs and greater transportation expenses.

4. Oil Prices Are Already Responding

The market is beginning to reflect the growing supply risk.

Oil prices have moved above $100 per barrel, while U.S. diesel prices have reached record levels amid the continuing disruptions.
Higher energy prices can quickly move beyond the oil industry.
Transportation becomes more expensive.
Manufacturing costs rise.
Shipping becomes more costly.
Businesses can pass some of those increases to consumers.

The result can be renewed inflation pressure at exactly the time central banks are trying to control prices.

5. Energy Shock Can Become a Financial Shock

The most important Global Reset connection is the chain reaction that can develop from an energy disruption.

Shipping Disruption → Oil Supply Risk → Higher Energy Prices → Inflation → Interest-Rate Pressure → Bond Yields → Higher Debt Costs → Currency Pressure

This is why the latest Hormuz attack matters far beyond the Middle East.

If energy prices remain elevated for an extended period, central banks may have less flexibility to lower interest rates.

At the same time, governments already carrying large debt burdens could face higher costs when refinancing existing obligations.

The physical disruption of energy can therefore become a financial disruption.

WHY IT MATTERS

The Strait of Hormuz is one of the most important energy corridors in the world.

When shipping through the strait becomes dangerous, the consequences can extend into oil prices, transportation, inflation, interest rates and financial markets.

The simultaneous pressure on Saudi Arabia's pipeline infrastructure and the Red Sea shipping route makes the current situation particularly important to watch.

An energy shock does not stay in the energy sector — it can travel through nearly every layer of the global economy.

WHY IT MATTERS TO FOREIGN CURRENCY HOLDERS

Readers hold foreign currency with the hopes that it will increase in value when the Global Reset occurs.

Today's developments are important because energy prices can influence inflation, interest rates, trade balances, capital flows and currency valuations.

However, the latest Hormuz attack does not guarantee a currency revaluation or establish a date for a Global Reset.

What it does demonstrate is how geopolitical events can create measurable financial pressure that reaches well beyond the countries directly involved.

For foreign currency holders, the important signals are the structural changes taking place in trade, energy, monetary policy and the global financial system.

Hope is understandable. Evidence is essential.

IMPLICATIONS FOR THE GLOBAL RESET

Pillar 1 — Energy

Energy security is increasingly becoming part of financial security.

The latest developments demonstrate how vulnerable the global economy can become when major energy routes are disrupted simultaneously.

Countries may respond by seeking additional suppliers, alternative transportation routes, larger strategic reserves and stronger domestic energy security.

Those changes can eventually influence global trade and financial relationships.

Pillar 2 — Debt and Monetary Policy

The second major concern is what happens if higher energy prices create persistent inflation.

Central banks may be forced to keep interest rates higher for longer, increasing borrowing costs for governments, businesses and consumers.

For heavily indebted governments, higher rates can make refinancing increasingly expensive.

This creates a difficult cycle: Energy Prices → Inflation → Higher Rates → Higher Debt Costs

That cycle is one of the major financial pressures worth monitoring as the global monetary system evolves.

THE BOTTOM LINE

The latest reported attack on a vessel in the Strait of Hormuz represents another escalation in the pressure surrounding one of the world's most important energy corridors.

With Saudi Arabia's East-West pipeline also temporarily shut and risks increasing around the Red Sea, the concern is no longer limited to one isolated shipping incident.

The bigger issue is whether multiple disruptions can continue long enough to create a sustained energy shortage and a broader inflation shock.

The next financial shock may not begin in a bank or a bond market — it may begin with the physical flow of energy, then travel through inflation, interest rates, debt, bonds and currencies across the global economy.

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Secret QE is Part of the Reset, Treasury will use Stablecoins to Flood System with Cash

Secret QE is Part of the Reset, Treasury will use Stablecoins to Flood System with Cash

Daniela Cambone: 9-11-2026

“The new monetary system is already here.” E.B. Tucker explains how Treasury buybacks and stablecoin demand could quietly flood the financial system with cash.

The global financial landscape is undergoing a quiet but profound transformation. When the United States Treasury Department announced its decision to buy back $6 billion in longer-term debt—tripling its usual transaction size—many market observers immediately feared the worst.

Secret QE is Part of the Reset, Treasury will use Stablecoins to Flood System with Cash

Daniela Cambone: 9-11-2026

“The new monetary system is already here.” E.B. Tucker explains how Treasury buybacks and stablecoin demand could quietly flood the financial system with cash.

However, seasoned financial analyst E.B. Tucker suggests that this massive move is not a sign of market distress, but rather a highly calculated, strategic adjustment designed to manage long-term interest rates in a rapidly evolving digital economy.

In a recent interview with Daniela Cambone on ITM Trading, Tucker pulled back the curtain on this sophisticated monetary playbook. Instead of a system on the brink of collapse, the Treasury’s actions reveal a deliberate effort to steer the economy through a new financial era. At the heart of this shift is an unexpected driver: the meteoric rise of private digital currencies known as stablecoins.

To understand the Treasury’s current strategy, one must first understand the mechanics of the stablecoin market. Digital tokens pegged to the U.S. dollar, such as Tether and USDC, have grown from niche cryptocurrency tools into massive financial institutions.

These issuers collect billions of physical dollars from users worldwide who want to transact in digital formats, and they must hold stable assets to back those digital tokens.

As a result, stablecoin issuers have become some of the largest buyers of short-duration U.S. Treasury bills in the world. This continuous, massive influx of private capital into short-term government debt provides a reliable floor of support for the Treasury.

Armed with this steady demand at the short end of the yield curve, the Treasury Secretary can focus efforts on managing longer-term interest rates through targeted buybacks, effectively stabilizing the entire system from the top down.

This evolving dynamic signals a transition toward an increasingly managed financial ecosystem, one designed to sustain liquidity and growth at all costs. Rather than fighting the digital asset revolution, traditional financial institutions and regulators are actively leaning into it. Major commercial banks are already preparing to launch their own centralized stablecoins, such as OpenUSD, to streamline global banking and transaction networks.

For individual investors, this shift requires a change in perspective. Tucker encourages savers to look past the sensationalized, doom-and-gloom narratives prevalent in financial media today.

The administrative strategy currently being deployed is sophisticated, well-funded, and likely to achieve its goal of maintaining economic stability. Instead of resisting these systemic changes, individuals should aim to understand the new rules of the game and align their personal portfolios accordingly.

Adapting to this managed financial system requires a balanced, disciplined approach to wealth preservation and growth. During the interview, Tucker highlighted the distinct roles that tangible assets and digital currencies play in a modern portfolio. Gold remains a cornerstone for wealth preservation, offering reliable, steady, and modest growth during times of monetary transition. It acts as a baseline of financial security that has withstood centuries of economic evolution.

In contrast, Bitcoin represents a unique digital asset class with significant potential for upward growth, even if its ultimate everyday use cases are still being defined by the market. Rather than chasing speculative, high-risk trends, the path to long-term success relies heavily on financial education, steady accumulation, and a structured investment thesis.

By combining the historical stability of physical assets with the growth potential of new technology, investors can successfully navigate this newly engineered economic landscape.

Chapters:

00:00 The Implications of Treasury Buybacks

05:15 How stablecoins could fuel demand for Treasury bills

07:48 How Tether makes money

09:10 The Treasury’s plan for a new monetary system

15:07 Why building wealth requires discipline

19:32 The Treasury’s vision for 2030

25:31 Bitcoin vs. gold: Where is the greater upside?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ws9NoDRncWs

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Iraq Economic News and Points To Ponder Saturday Afternoon 9-12-26

CBI Tightens Rules For State Bank Advisers

2026-09-12 08:05 Shafaq News- Baghdad Iraq’s central bank (CBI) has tightened oversight of advisers at state-owned banks, requiring licensed financial institutions to clearly define consultants’ responsibilities and keep their roles separate from executive management, Shafaq News learned on Saturday.

CBI Tightens Rules For State Bank Advisers

In an official circular, the CBI noted that the rules apply to both Iraqi and foreign advisers, stressing that experts cannot be given authority to perform executive duties. They are also barred from holding positions or serving on the board of the bank they advise or any other bank supervised by the CBI.

Financial institutions will bear legal responsibility for any violations of the directive, according to the circular.

An informed source also told Shafaq News that some advisers had received substantial payments and benefits, while allegations had emerged that bribes were offered to certain consultants.

Other cases involve specialists who were believed to have followed up on, promoted or facilitated banking transactions, raising potential concerns about conflicts of interest and blurred lines of responsibility.

The source also pointed to individuals who allegedly had little attendance or no clearly defined duties corresponding to their contracts, despite receiving substantial compensation.

“Some contracts may have resulted from favoritism, personal connections or ties to administrative officials,” he said, calling on the government, parliament and the Finance Ministry to review advisory and expert contracts at state-owned banks.

https://www.shafaq.com/en/Economy/CBI-tightens-rules-for-state-bank-advisers

Iraq Inks 25-Year Deal To Develop Ajeel Oil Field

2026-09-12 12:41 Shafaq News- Baghdad Iraq signed a 25-year contract on Saturday to develop and operate the Ajeel oil field in Saladin province, with plans to more than double gas production and strengthen energy security, according to the Prime Minister’s Media Office.

Prime Minister Ali Faleh Al-Zaidi presided over the signing between the state-run North Oil Company and KEPT, with the contract aiming to gradually raise gas production from about 135 million to 300 million standard cubic feet per day and oil output from 30,000 to 40,000 barrels per day.

The agreement is part of the Oil Ministry’s efforts to “maximize the utilization of hydrocarbon resources,” increase oil and gas production, and support Iraq’s electricity generation system.

https://www.shafaq.com/en/Economy/Iraq-inks-25-year-deal-to-develop-Ajeel-oil-field

US Dollar Tops 236,000 Iranian Tomans

2026-09-12 14:08 Shafaq News- Tehran The US dollar climbed above 236,000 Iranian tomans in Iran's free market on Saturday, reaching a new high, according to Tejarat News, a website that tracks free-market exchange rates.

The euro also rose about 5.6% over the past week to around 274,760 tomans, while the British pound gained about 5.8% to top 319,000 tomans.

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent unveiled “Operation Economic Outcast” on August 24, targeting nearly 60 Iran-linked individuals, entities and vessels and widening potential secondary sanctions across sectors including digital assets, technology, gold, aviation and shipping.

Renewed US-Iran military exchanges and a US blockade have added pressure on Iran's economy and crude exports. Iranian loadings fell to about 220,000 to 255,000 barrels per day (bpd) in August from roughly 2 million bpd in March, according to industry data cited by Reuters.

Iran's central bank has sought to contain the pressure. Governor Abdolnaser Hemmati said on September 1 that Iran had sufficient foreign-currency reserves and was prepared to inject up to $2 billion into the market to curb volatility.

https://www.shafaq.com/en/Economy/US-dollar-tops-236-000-Iranian-tomans

Basrah Crude Rallies Around 16% In A Week

2026-09-12 07:25 Shafaq News- Basrahm Basrah Heavy and Medium crude posted weekly gains of $13.45 and $13.43 a barrel, or 16.27% and 15.62%, respectively, after climbing in the final trading session despite losses in global oil prices.

Basrah Heavy gained $5.90 a barrel, or 6.54%, in the final session to settle at $96.11. Basrah Medium also rose $5.90, or 6.37%, to close at $99.41.

On global markets, West Texas Intermediate (WTI) fell $2.19, or 2.14%, to $99.89 a barrel, while Brent crude declined $2.70, or 2.51%, to $104.93. The UAE’s Murban crude dropped $2.48, or 2.02%, to $120 a barrel.

Gold Prices Fall In Baghdad, Erbil Markets

2026-09-12 05:09 Shafaq News- Baghdad/ Erbil On Saturday, gold prices hovered around 960,000 IQD per mithqal in Baghdad and Erbil markets, according to a Shafaq News market survey.

Gold prices on Baghdad's Al-Nahr Street recorded a selling price of 960,000 IQD per mithqal (equivalent to five grams) for 21-carat gold, including Gulf, Turkish, and European varieties, with a buying price of 956,000 IQD. The same gold had sold for 970,000 IQD on Thursday.

The selling price for 21-carat Iraqi gold stood at 930,000 IQD, with a buying price of 926,000 IQD.

In jewelry stores, the selling price per mithqal of 21-carat Gulf gold ranged between 960,000 and 970,000 IQD, while Iraqi gold sold for between 930,000 and 940,000 IQD.

In Erbil, 22-carat gold was sold at 1 million IQD per mithqal, 21-carat gold at 955,000 IQD, and 18-carat gold at 818,000 IQD.

https://www.shafaq.com/en/Economy/Gold-prices-fall-in-Baghdad-Erbil-markets-9

Basrah Medium Rises 4.7% In August

2026-09-12 03:02 Shafaq News- Basra Iraq’s Basrah Medium crude rose $3.67 per barrel in August to average $82.04, up 4.68% from $78.37 in July, according to OPEC’s latest monthly report.

The Iraqi grade outperformed Saudi Arab Light, which fell $1.36 to $86.52 per barrel, and Kuwait Export, which gained $0.76 to $82.78.

Other regional grades posted larger gains. UAE Murban climbed $11.81 to $90.96 per barrel, while Algeria’s Sahara Blend rose $10.53 to $94.32.

OPEC’s Reference Basket averaged $86.44 per barrel in August, up $3.45, or 4.1%, from $82.99 in July.

https://www.shafaq.com/en/Economy/Basrah-Medium-rises-4-7-in-August

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BRICS BREAKTHROUGH: 11 NATIONS AGREE ON JOINT DECLARATION AS GLOBAL FINANCIAL ORDER FACES NEW TEST

The 11-member BRICS bloc has adopted its New Delhi Declaration, strengthening its call for greater economic cooperation, local-currency trade and improved cross-border payments as emerging economies seek a larger role in the global financial system.

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BRICS BREAKTHROUGH: 11 NATIONS AGREE ON JOINT DECLARATION AS GLOBAL FINANCIAL ORDER FACES NEW TEST

OVERVIEW

BRICS leaders have formally adopted the New Delhi Declaration at the group's summit in India, reaching consensus despite major differences among members, including the ongoing conflict involving Iran and the United States.
The declaration supports greater use of member countries' local currencies for trade and cross-border payments, while BRICS continues working on ways to make its payment systems more connected and efficient.
The development does not create a common BRICS currency or announce the replacement of the U.S. dollar. Instead, it represents another step toward a more diversified international financial system in which countries have additional options for trade settlement and payments.

KEY DEVELOPMENTS

1. BRICS Formally Adopts the New Delhi Declaration

The biggest development today is that BRICS has moved from negotiations to a formal joint declaration.

The expanded bloc includes Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa, Egypt, Ethiopia, Indonesia, Iran and the United Arab Emirates.

Reaching agreement among such a diverse group is significant because the members have different economic interests, political relationships and positions on major international conflicts.

The declaration calls for dialogue, consultation and diplomacy while expressing concern over the growing risks created by conflicts and disruptions to international trade.

2. Local-Currency Trade Receives Greater Emphasis

One of the most important financial elements is the continued push toward trade and settlement using national currencies.

The declaration supports efforts to make cross-border payments more efficient and affordable and encourages greater use of local currencies in transactions among members.

This is different from creating a new BRICS currency.

Instead, countries can attempt to use their existing currencies more directly when conducting bilateral or multilateral trade.

Over time, greater use of national currencies could reduce the need to convert every international transaction through the dollar-based system.

That would not eliminate the dollar, but it could contribute to a more diversified currency environment.

3. BRICS Payment Systems Are Moving Toward Greater Connectivity

BRICS is also continuing work on cross-border payment infrastructure.

The group's financial discussions have focused on making national payment and messaging systems more compatible while improving the speed, safety and cost of international transactions.

India has been particularly active in promoting payment connectivity, including the potential linking of fast-payment systems and central bank digital currencies.

This is important because financial-system change can occur through payment infrastructure even without creating a new currency.

The systems that move money can change first.

4. The New Development Bank Adds Another Financial Layer

BRICS' financial architecture extends beyond payments.

The New Development Bank has become an important institution for financing infrastructure and development projects among emerging economies.

Greater use of local currencies in development financing could further reduce dependence on borrowing exclusively through traditional Western financial markets.

This does not mean BRICS has created a replacement for the IMF, World Bank or dollar-based financial system.

It does mean that additional institutions and financial channels are developing alongside the existing system.

5. BRICS Is Challenging Parts of the Existing Global Financial Order

The New Delhi Declaration also reflects broader concerns among BRICS members about unilateral tariffs, sanctions and the structure of international institutions.

Members are calling for greater representation of emerging and developing economies within major global institutions.

That includes discussions involving the IMF, World Bank, World Trade Organization and United Nations Security Council.

The financial significance is broader than BRICS itself.

If emerging economies increasingly coordinate their positions on trade, payments, development finance and global governance, they could gain greater influence over the rules governing international commerce.

WHY IT MATTERS

BRICS has now demonstrated that its expanded membership can reach a common declaration even while facing significant internal disagreements.

More importantly for global finance, the group is continuing to develop local-currency trade, cross-border payment cooperation and alternative financial institutions.

These developments do not replace the existing financial system overnight.

They create additional options alongside it.

The global financial order may be changing not through one replacement currency, but through the gradual construction of multiple ways to move, settle and finance international trade.

WHY IT MATTERS TO FOREIGN CURRENCY HOLDERS

Readers hold foreign currency with the hopes that it will increase in value when the Global Reset occurs.

Today's BRICS declaration is relevant because it involves some of the countries and currencies most closely associated with the development of a more multipolar financial system.

However, the declaration does not establish a revaluation of any particular currency.

It also does not establish a date for a Global Reset.

What it does show is that major emerging economies are continuing to work on the infrastructure needed to conduct more trade and financial transactions through their own currencies and payment systems.

For foreign currency holders, that is an important distinction.

The financial foundation is changing before any potential change in currency values can be assumed.

IMPLICATIONS FOR THE GLOBAL RESET

Pillar 1 — Payments and Technology

The continued development of BRICS payment connectivity directly supports the Technology and Payments pillars of the evolving financial system.

If national payment systems eventually become more interoperable, international transactions could potentially occur faster and with fewer traditional intermediaries.

The significance is therefore not simply digital currency.

It is the development of interconnected financial infrastructure capable of moving value across borders in new ways.

Pillar 2 — Trade and Currency Diversification

Greater use of local currencies in international trade could gradually contribute to a more diversified monetary system.

Countries would have more choices regarding how they settle trade and finance investment.

That does not mean the U.S. dollar suddenly disappears.

It means the international system could increasingly contain multiple major currencies, payment networks and financial centers operating alongside one another.

THE BOTTOM LINE

The adoption of the New Delhi Declaration is a significant step for an expanded BRICS bloc that has often been questioned about whether its diverse members can reach meaningful consensus.

The financial significance is especially important: BRICS is continuing to promote local-currency trade, stronger cross-border payment systems and greater financial cooperation.

None of this means the dollar is being replaced today.

But it does demonstrate that major emerging economies are actively developing additional channels through which international trade and financial transactions can occur.

The Global Reset may not arrive as a single announcement — it may emerge gradually as countries build new payment systems, expand local-currency trade and create a more diversified financial architecture alongside the one that already exists.

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BIG XRP & RV UPDATE Clarity Act Changes Everything? | Latest Financial News

BIG XRP & RV UPDATE Clarity Act Changes Everything? | Latest Financial News

Holly Celiano and Chris Real World: 9-11-2026

In a recent video update, financial commentator Holly Celiano opened her message with a thoughtful reflection on the profound legacy of September 11, drawing a meaningful connection between historic resilience and the continuous evolution of global economic systems.

As the global financial landscape undergoes unprecedented structural changes, remaining informed about macro-level developments is essential for market participants. Celiano seamlessly transitions from this reflective opening to detail major shifts currently taking place across international banking networks, highlighting how traditional financial institutions are rapidly integrating with modern digital asset infrastructure.

BIG XRP & RV UPDATE Clarity Act Changes Everything? | Latest Financial News

Holly Celiano and Chris Real World: 9-11-2026

Central to this financial update is the announcement that a consortium of 21 major global banks is joining forces to create a unified digital currency. This planned stablecoin will be fully backed by the United States dollar and engineered to strictly adhere to international regulatory standards, including the Clarity Act and the comprehensive monetary frameworks established by the G20.

Scheduled for an operational rollout by early 2027, the scope of this institutional initiative is remarkably broad. The venture aims to revolutionize multiple tiers of finance, facilitating everything from high-volume wholesale interbank settlements to day-to-day retail payment processing on an international scale.

Interestingly, not every major banking institution is participating in this joint venture. JPMorgan Chase has chosen to abstain from the consortium, opting instead to independently pursue the development of its own proprietary digital assets and private payment networks.

Despite this divergence in strategy, the collective creation of a fully compliant stablecoin by over two dozen world-leading banks represents a massive institutional endorsement of ledger technology. This institutional shift toward digital currency infrastructure creates a supportive environment for the broader market, indirectly validating utility-focused digital assets such as XRP as enterprise adoption becomes standard practice.

In addition to market analysis, Celiano addressed critical matters regarding online security and community integrity. She issued a firm warning concerning ongoing digital scams where deceptive actors impersonate public figures to target investors.

Alongside these security alerts, she confronted the issue of online misinformation and unnecessary negativity within financial groups, stressing the need for accurate information and mutual respect. Viewers were urged to practice digital vigilance, verify sources, and protect their personal information from bad actors operating online.

Concluding her update, Celiano provided a status report regarding ongoing currency revaluation proceedings. She noted that while the process continues to move at a slow and measured pace, there remains genuine reason for cautious optimism toward a positive resolution in due time.

Navigating the evolving intersection of traditional banking, digital assets, and global monetary policy requires a balanced approach rooted in discernment and discipline. Investors are encouraged to maintain patience, stay alert to market changes, and watch the full video from Holly Celiano on YouTube for further insights and comprehensive coverage.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p0gKNnJC6YY

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News, Rumors and Opinions Saturday 9-12-2026

Ariel:: The Revaluation Cascade

9-12-2026

September 15th: Clarity Act Senate Vote (Passage vs Baggage)

THE REVALUATION CASCADE

Iraq has been operating under an artificially suppressed exchange rate since 2003. The dinar was deliberately pegged low 1,470 to the dollar under the program rate set by the Coalition Provisional Authority and maintained by the Central Bank of Iraq under IMF pressure.

Ariel:: The Revaluation Cascade

9-12-2026

Iraq’s currency was low not because Iraq is poor. Iraq is sitting on proven oil reserves of 145 billion barrels, 9% of global supply. Add natural gas, phosphates, sulfur, gold deposits in the northern provinces.

The country’s GDP per capita on a purchasing power parity basis is already mid-tier. The currency does not reflect the asset base. That was the design.

When the US troops complete their withdrawal by September 30 and PM Ali al-Zaidi has been crystal clear, full sovereignty, no extensions, no residual force, no “adviser” loophole Iraq regains control of its own monetary policy.

The 2027 budget, which is being presented now, is structured around a new program rate. Not the old one. The new one reflects Iraq’s actual resource-backed valuation.

The dinar redenominates. Not “revalues” in the dinar-bro YouTube sense actually redenominates under a new ISO-4217 compliant framework tied to the asset-backed tokenization standard. The new Iraqi dinar clears on a distributed ledger.

Every holder of the old dinar who has physical notes registered in a recognized account gets exchanged at the new rate. The margin between the suppressed program rate and the sovereign rate is where the overnight wealth lives.

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https://dinarchronicles.com/2026/09/11/prolotario-the-revaluation-cascade/

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Jeff Kuwait changed the rate on Sunday, March 24, 1991. Anytime these countries change their currency value by more than 20% [they do it on a Sunday]. Iraq's considering going 3,000% to 4,000%. They need to do it when all world markets are closed. That's your Saturday/Sunday [in the United States]...They can't change a rate by 3,000% to 4,000% when all world markets are open and have a huge impact in other world markets...That's exactly how Kuwait did it...their Sunday morning.

Mnt Goat Article: "PARLIAMENTARY FINANCE COMMITTEE: THERE IS AN INTENTION TO ISSUE BANKNOTES IN DENOMINATIONS SMALLER THAN 250 DINARS" This fourth confirmation comes from...another a member of the parliamentary finance committee...So, once again we get a solid confirmation they are going to move ahead with the Project to Delete the Zeros.

Ariel "Vietnam Rate Movement — Confirmed Signal in the Chain" The State Bank of Vietnam has been running internal readiness drills on a controlled dong revaluation for weeks...the street-level echo of a policy decision already made at the top. Hanoi does not leak by accident. When Vietnamese banking officials let word slip to connected citizens, it is deliberate desensitization softening the ground before the announcement... Many countries are holding ready positions and have been for years...They are all parked at the gate, and Iraq is the gate.

Central Banker Reveals Why He’s Bullish On Dinar & XRP

The Dinar Den: 9-11-2026

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Iraq Economic News and Points To Ponder Saturday Morning 9-12-26

Experts: Devaluing The Dinar Is Not A Solution To The Deficit... And The Government Has Other Alternatives That Don't Involve The Citizen's Pocket

About the news

With the deficit approaching one billion dollars per month, experts disagree on the feasibility of raising the dollar exchange rate.

Economic warnings against a return to raising the price of the dollar... Al-Khafaji: The citizen with limited income will pay the price.

Experts: Devaluing The Dinar Is Not A Solution To The Deficit... And The Government Has Other Alternatives That Don't Involve The Citizen's Pocket

About the news

With the deficit approaching one billion dollars per month, experts disagree on the feasibility of raising the dollar exchange rate.

Economic warnings against a return to raising the price of the dollar... Al-Khafaji: The citizen with limited income will pay the price.

Economic analysts have warned against resorting again to raising the exchange rate of the dollar against the Iraqi dinar, stressing that this step will exacerbate the burdens on citizens and push the prices of goods and services to rise.

Working to attract foreign investment and implement development projects.

The Iraqi economy is caught between the hammer of declining oil revenues and the anvil of inflation... and calls to stop tampering with the currency.

Economic analyst Abdul-Azim Al-Khafaji said that "any government move to raise the price of foreign currency is an ill-considered measure," noting that "the biggest loser from this policy will be the citizen, especially those with average and limited incomes, who will bear the burden of rising prices and declining purchasing power."

Al-Khafaji added that "this step would lead to a new wave of inflation," calling on the government to "look for economic alternatives and other financial solutions that do not affect the value of the local currency or burden citizens with the consequences of economic crises."

In contrast, economist Kazem Jaber stressed that "the economic policies pursued by the current government aim to address the challenges facing Iraq in light of the heavy reliance on oil revenues, which constitute about 95% of the state's resources."

He explained that "among the options being considered is reducing the value of the dinar against the dollar, in addition to working to attract foreign investments and implementing development projects within Iraq." https://channel8.com/arabic/news/86243

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Crisis Expert: The State Needs A Genuine Review Of Its Financial Management System

Information/Baghdad... Crisis expert Ali al-Fariji stressed the need for the government to review the state's financial management system to prevent a recurrence of the financial crisis, particularly regarding employee salaries.

Al-Fariji told Al-Maalouma, “What is happening today should be a wake-up call for the Iraqi state. The salaries of millions of employees and retirees, as well as essential services, cannot remain almost entirely dependent on revenue from a single source and a single export route.”

He added, "Iraq today does not suffer from a lack of resources, but rather from a clear and genuine weakness in resource, liquidity, and risk management."

He explained that "what is required is not just finding funds for August salaries, but preventing the same problem from recurring in September and October."

He pointed out that "a state that possesses oil but struggles to finance its employees' salaries needs a genuine review of its financial management system, not a temporary solution at the end of each month." End 25

https://almaalomah-me.translate.goog/news/143835/economy/مختص-بالازمات:-الدولة-تحتاج-الى-مراجعة-حقيقية-لمنظومة-الإدار?_x_tr_sl=ar&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en&_x_tr_pto=sc

Government Adviser: Al-Zaidi’s Visits To France And Germany Carry Investment Message To Europe

Baghdad – INA - 9/11/2026 Financial Adviser to the Prime Minister Mazhar Mohammed Saleh said that Prime Minister Ali Faleh Al-Zaidi’s anticipated visits to France and Germany reflect Iraq’s orientation toward an investment partnership with Europe.

In a statement to the Iraqi News Agency (INA), Saleh said, “The visit comes at an important economic juncture and is consistent with the shifts reflected at the G7 summit in Evian, France, on June 16, 2026, particularly its move toward adopting the principle of long-term investment partnerships, promoting joint investment, mobilizing private capital, and using guarantees, blended financing and risk-sharing mechanisms to finance strategically important projects.”

He added that “the visit will carry a clear message that Iraq is seeking genuine investment partnership with Europe rather than financing,” noting that “Iraq possesses natural resources, a strategic geographic location, a market and major projects, while European companies and institutions possess capital, technology, expertise and access to global markets.”

He continued that “what is required is to bring these advantages together through joint projects that generate returns for investors and added value for the Iraqi economy,” pointing out that “the priority is to move from memoranda of understanding to projects that can be implemented by selecting a significant number of strategic projects, identifying investors and partners, determining financing requirements, guarantees and risk-sharing mechanisms, and setting clear timelines for financial close and the commencement of implementation.”

Saleh explained that “foremost among these projects is the Development Road project, which is being presented to Europe as an integrated strategic economic corridor rather than merely a railway and transport project, encompassing the Grand Faw Port, industrial and logistics zones, energy, communications and services,” stressing that “the project will serve as a model platform for joint Iraqi-European investment.”

He noted that “the talks are expected to focus on energy, industry, petrochemicals, infrastructure, transport and communications, with priority given to projects that facilitate technology transfer, create jobs and develop value chains within Iraq, in line with the new principles adopted by the G7 since its 2025 summit, rather than limiting cooperation to contracting agreements or the export of raw materials.”

He pointed to the importance of “differentiating between the priorities of Paris and Berlin,” saying that cooperation with France could focus on energy, transport, infrastructure, water and technology, while cooperation with Germany could focus on industry, energy, railways, equipment, industrial technology, training and knowledge transfer.

He said that “the key objective of the visit is to reach agreement on a joint Iraqi-European investment mechanism that brings together Iraqi capital, European and international financial institutions, European companies and the Iraqi private sector, while using guarantee and blended-financing instruments to mitigate risks and attract greater investment.”

Saleh stressed that “the success of the visit should not be measured by the number of agreements and memoranda of understanding signed, but by the number of projects that advance to final-stage studies, financial close and actual implementation.”

He noted that “Iraq has an opportunity to redefine its economic relationship with Europe on a new basis, one centered on partnership rather than aid, investment rather than financing alone, production rather than imports, and the creation of value chains within Iraq rather than merely investing in its resources.”

He underscored that “the clearest message conveyed by the visit is that Iraq is not asking Europe to finance its future, but inviting it to invest alongside Iraq in its future.”

https://ina.iq/en/politics/51913-government-adviser-al-zaidis-visits-to-france-and-germany-carry-investment-message-to-europe.html

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Seeds of Wisdom RV and Economics Updates Saturday Morning 9-12-26

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SAUDI OIL PIPELINE HIT: NEW ENERGY SHOCK THREATENS GLOBAL SUPPLY, INFLATION AND FINANCIAL STABILITY

Saudi Arabia has temporarily shut a critical oil pipeline after an aerial attack, removing an important alternative export route as global crude supplies are already under pressure and energy prices remain elevated.

Good Morning Dinar Recaps,

SAUDI OIL PIPELINE HIT: NEW ENERGY SHOCK THREATENS GLOBAL SUPPLY, INFLATION AND FINANCIAL STABILITY

OVERVIEW

Saudi Arabia has shut its 1,200-kilometer East-West oil pipeline after an aerial attack, temporarily removing a major route capable of moving approximately 4–5 million barrels of crude per day while bypassing the Strait of Hormuz.
The disruption comes as other Middle Eastern shipping routes face growing risks, including the Red Sea and Bab el-Mandeb, increasing concerns that additional attacks could further restrict global energy flows.
Global oil-market buffers are already significantly depleted. Chevron CEO Mike Wirth warned that stockpiles and other measures that previously helped limit price increases have largely been used, leaving the market more vulnerable to additional disruptions.

KEY DEVELOPMENTS

1. Pipeline shutdown removes a critical supply route

Saudi Arabia's East-West pipeline, also known as the Petroline, stretches approximately 1,200 kilometers from the kingdom's eastern oil fields to the Red Sea port of Yanbu.

The pipeline is particularly important because it provides Saudi Arabia with an alternative to shipping crude through the Strait of Hormuz.

Following the aerial attack, Saudi authorities temporarily shut the pipeline as a precaution while damage was assessed. The route has the capacity to transport approximately 4–5 million barrels per day, making its temporary closure significant for global energy markets.

The immediate question is not simply how much oil is lost.

It is how long the alternative route remains unavailable and whether additional energy infrastructure comes under attack.

2. The Red Sea is becoming another energy pressure point

The pipeline attack comes as the security situation around the Red Sea and Bab el-Mandeb is also deteriorating.

Reuters reports that Houthi forces have tightened their position around the strategically important shipping route, adding another layer of risk to international oil transportation.

That creates a dangerous combination.

The Strait of Hormuz is already under severe pressure, while another major route used to move energy between the Middle East, Europe and Asia is becoming increasingly difficult to rely upon.

For global markets, the loss of multiple transportation routes is potentially more important than the disruption of any single facility.

3. The global oil market has fewer buffers than before

The latest pipeline shutdown would be concerning under normal circumstances.

But the global market is entering this new disruption with significantly less protection than it had earlier in the conflict.

Chevron CEO Mike Wirth said oil-market buffers that had helped limit price increases earlier in the Iran war have now largely been depleted. Countries have released crude from strategic stockpiles, while other temporary measures have also been used to keep supplies moving.

Wirth warned that the risks to oil prices remain to the upside over the coming months.

This means another major disruption could have a larger market impact than earlier attacks, because there are fewer spare cushions available.

4. Energy pressure can become inflation pressure

Oil is not isolated from the rest of the economy.

Higher crude prices affect transportation, manufacturing, agriculture, shipping and consumer goods.

The effects can therefore move through the economy in stages:

Supply disruption → Higher oil prices → Higher transportation costs → Inflation pressure → Higher interest-rate expectations

That becomes particularly important now because U.S. inflation is already above the Federal Reserve's 2% target, while central banks in Europe and elsewhere are also confronting renewed energy-driven inflation.

The latest energy disruption therefore has the potential to complicate monetary policy decisions around the world.

5. The debt market could become the next transmission point

The Global Reset implications become clearer when energy is connected to government debt.

If energy prices remain elevated, inflation can remain higher for longer.

If inflation remains elevated, central banks may have less room to lower interest rates—or may even face pressure to keep rates higher.

Higher interest rates increase the cost of borrowing and refinancing government debt.

That produces another potential chain reaction:

Energy → Inflation → Interest Rates → Bond Yields → Government Debt Costs → Currency Pressure

This is why an attack on an oil pipeline can eventually become a global financial story.

WHY IT MATTERS

Energy is one of the foundations of the global economy.

When a major export route is disrupted at the same time that strategic reserves and other crude-market buffers have already been drawn down, the financial consequences can extend far beyond the energy sector.

The situation also demonstrates how closely geopolitics, energy security, inflation, debt and financial markets have become connected.

This is no longer simply a regional energy problem — it is a test of how much pressure the global financial system can absorb.

WHY IT MATTERS TO FOREIGN CURRENCY HOLDERS

Readers hold foreign currency with the hopes that it will increase in value when the Global Reset occurs.

Today's developments are important because energy prices can influence inflation, interest rates, trade balances, capital flows and currency valuations around the world.

However, the Saudi pipeline shutdown does not guarantee a revaluation of any particular foreign currency, nor does it establish a timetable for a Global Reset.

What it does provide is another measurable example of the financial pressures that can influence the international monetary system.

For currency holders, the important signals remain the underlying economic and financial changes, rather than predictions about a specific reset date.

Hope is understandable. Evidence is essential.

IMPLICATIONS FOR THE GLOBAL RESET

PILLAR 1 — Energy and Financial Stability

The Saudi pipeline disruption demonstrates why energy security is increasingly becoming a financial-security issue.

The ability to move oil from producing regions to consuming nations is essential to the functioning of the global economy.

When transportation routes are disrupted, the consequences can spread into prices, trade, inflation and monetary policy.

Energy infrastructure is therefore becoming an increasingly important component of the global financial system.

PILLAR 2 — Debt, Currencies and the Next Financial Pressure Point

The potential impact becomes even greater when energy inflation collides with high government debt.

Governments already face substantial refinancing requirements. Higher inflation and interest rates can make that debt more expensive to service.

At the same time, changing interest-rate expectations can affect the relative value of currencies and the movement of international capital.

The result is a financial system in which energy events can increasingly influence debt markets and currencies.

That connection is one of the major structural developments to watch as the global financial architecture evolves.

THE BOTTOM LINE

Saudi Arabia's temporary shutdown of its East-West oil pipeline is significant because it removes an important alternative route at a time when the global oil market is already operating with depleted buffers.

The danger is not simply today's lost capacity.

The greater concern is what happens if additional energy infrastructure or shipping routes are disrupted while the world's available supply cushions are already thin.

For the Global Reset, the lesson is clear: financial-system pressure does not have to begin inside a bank or a bond market.

The next financial shock may begin with a disruption to the physical flow of energy — and then travel through inflation, interest rates, debt, bonds and currencies across the global economy.

Seeds of Wisdom Team
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SOURCES

1. Reuters — "Saudis shut down oil pipeline as Houthis tighten grip on Red Sea shipping"

2. Reuters — "Chevron CEO says depleted crude oil buffers could lead to higher prices"