U.S. Sends Strong Warning To Financial Institutions Dealing With Iran

Money and business   Economy News - Follow-up    The U.S. Treasury Department has warned foreign financial institutions that they will face sanctions without prior notice if they continue to engage with Iran or its financial sector. 

According to a notice issued by the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) of the Treasury Department on Monday, October 5, 2026, financial institutions that deal with sanctioned Iranian entities may be targeted at any time, and must cease these activities and relations immediately. 

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GLOBAL TRADE RESET WATCH: BATTLE FOR BAB AL-MANDEB STRAIT THREATENS WORLD SHIPPING AND ENERGY SECURITY

Saudi-backed Yemeni forces are fighting to regain territory near a critical Red Sea shipping corridor as Houthi retaliation raises new risks for global trade and energy markets.

Delete Zeros From The Iraqi Dinar... Change Of Currency Or Redrawing Of The Money Map?

The controversy over removing zeros from the Iraqi dinar is not limited to changing the shape of the currency or simplifying financial transactions, but extends to one of the most sensitive issues in the Iraqi economy, namely the size of the cash mass circulating outside banks and the money that citizens keep in their homes away from the banking system.  

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INDIA RESET WATCH: U.S.–INDIA TRADE TALKS STALL AS TARIFF PRESSURES THREATEN GLOBAL COMMERCE

Trade negotiations between the United States and India have reached a difficult point as tariff threats, Russian oil purchases and competing economic priorities put pressure on one of the world's most important trade relationships.

EU Ambassador: Trade Between Iraq And Europe Amounts To About 18 Billion Euros

Money and business    Economy News – Baghdad   The Ambassador of the European Union to the Republic of Iraq, Clemens Smtner, said that the relations between Baghdad and the European Union are witnessing a renewed development in various fields, pointing out that the partnership between the two sides expands to include economic, developmental and security files, in addition to issues related to institutional reform and the rule of law.