The world of finance and geopolitics is a constantly shifting landscape, and this week’s RV report, dated Friday, September 26, 2025, offers a fascinating glimpse into some of the key developments impacting global markets. From crucial resource agreements in Iraq to potential seismic shifts in U.S. monetary policy and the ever-evolving cryptocurrency space, it’s clear the final quarter of 2025 is poised to be a period of significant activity.
One of the most significant pieces of news emerging from this report is the confirmed agreement between the Iraqi government, the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG), and international energy companies to resume oil exports via the Iraq-Turkey pipeline. This development, reportedly facilitated by the United States, is more than just a logistical breakthrough. It signifies a crucial step towards reinforcing Iraq’s sovereignty over its natural resources and fostering greater transparency in its oil sector.
This move aligns with a broader global trend of de-dollarization, where nations are seeking to reduce their reliance on the U.S. dollar for international transactions. Furthermore, the report hints at an ongoing initiative for asset disclosure, suggesting a push for greater financial accountability on a global scale.
Adding to this narrative of shifting financial paradigms within Iraq, the report highlights the ongoing transition of Iraqi universities to digital payment systems. By eliminating cash transactions, Iraq is further distancing itself from dollar dependency and embracing more modern, traceable financial mechanisms.
On the international diplomatic stage, President Trump’s recent activities at the United Nations are noted. His emphasis on global peace and prosperity, coupled with his criticisms of the “d--------e,” signals a continued focus on his administration’s core agenda.
However, the report also drops a more startling piece of information: a brief mention of federal marshals reportedly raiding the Federal Reserve building in New York City. The alleged purpose? To search for “looted U.S. gold” as part of an asset recovery effort anticipated around mid-October 2025. This is a development that, if true, could have profound implications for the global financial system.
The cryptocurrency market continues its march towards mainstream acceptance. This report indicates that the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is reportedly allowing stablecoins and other cryptocurrencies, including XRP, to be utilized in U.S. debt markets. This signals a growing integration of digital assets into traditional financial infrastructure and aligns with expectations of an upcoming crypto bull run.
Adding another layer of intrigue to the future of U.S. monetary policy, the report touches upon potential changes within the Federal Reserve. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is reportedly interviewing candidates, with a preference for an open-minded approach that might include exploring long-term treasury bonds and even the potential reinstatement of a gold standard, to coexist with modern monetary mechanisms. This could represent a significant recalibration of how the U.S. manages its currency.
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Finally, the report provides a snapshot of commodity prices, noting significant gains in precious metals like silver and gold, while crude oil and the U.S. dollar index remain stable.
The overarching sentiment from the RV report is one of anticipation. The final quarter of 2025 is framed as an intensely eventful period, with a compressed timeline for crucial financial and geopolitical actions to unfold. While specific dates and rates remain elusive, the trends outlined suggest a world in flux, grappling with new economic realities and technological advancements.
For a deeper dive into these complex developments, the report directs viewers to watch the full video from Jon Dowling.
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