Coffee with MarkZ and Zester Intel Stream Highlights 9-9-26
MarkZ discusses Iraqi news on oil, bond updates, and economic developments. He emphasizes the importance of professional advice, while also highlighting cryptocurrency custody and global financial challenges during the session.
Wed. AM Seeds of Wisdom News Update(s) 9-9-26
Brent crude oil has surpassed $100 due to escalating Middle East tensions, causing inflation and bond yields to rise, pressuring central banks and increasing global financial risks.
Prolotario: Vietnam Rate Movement, Why Iraq is the Key
Vietnam is preparing for a controlled dong revaluation as global currencies await Iraq's dinar rate change, which will trigger a coordinated revaluation across several nations reliant on the same monetary system.
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Reset Intelligence: Dollars Before the Barrels
Iraq's cabinet approved advance-payment agreements with Chevron for oil, marking a shift in trust after 20 years. Austerity measures were enacted as the 2027 budget draft approaches amid geopolitical tensions.
“Our Economist” – KTFA Frank26 Video Update 9-8-26
Frank26's broadcast discusses Iraq's governmental formation and monetary reforms, highlighting the passing of critical laws, the introduction of smaller banknotes, and the importance of financial planning amid ongoing geopolitical challenges.
Wed. AM TNT News Articles from Iraq 9-9-26
Iraq's gold reserves increased to 175.6 tons, ranking 28th globally. A Kurdistan delegation plans to resolve budget, oil, and salary issues by 2027, while legislative efforts aim to pass the long-awaited oil and gas law.
Restored Republic via a GCR: Update as of September 9, 2026
The report by Judy Byington discusses a transition from fiat currencies to a gold-backed Quantum Financial System, highlighting a Global Currency Reset aimed at enhancing financial security and societal welfare.
Dinarland Highlights for September 8, 2026
The Iraqi Central Bank is poised for significant currency changes, including removing zeros and potential RV completion by September. Challenges remain, including public trust and bank operations amidst upcoming economic reforms.
RV Intel/Thoughts/News – All Posts for September 8, 2026
All posts from Tuesday, September 8, 2026. This will be useful for those of you who may have missed something on this date.
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Miles Franklin Media: America’s Debt Endgame Runs through Gold
Tom Luongo discusses global monetary shifts in a dialogue with Andy Schectman, analyzing the transition from LIBOR to SOFR, Japan’s monetary role, and the pursuit of financial sovereignty amid geopolitical changes.
The Dinar Den: Central Banker Reveals How High the Dinar Can Go
A recent panel on The Dinar Den discussed the Iraqi dinar’s currency reforms, featuring experts analyzing central banking, currency redenomination, and the implications for international investors and regional economic stability.
Liberty and Finance: Gold-Backed “Unit” Tested to Challenge Dollar in BRICS Trade
In a recent interview, Andy Schectman discusses how low interest rates and monetary expansion distort financial markets, prompting a shift toward tangible assets like gold, amidst global economic imbalances.
Steven Van Metre: China’s Emergency $45 Billion Bank Bailout
China's emergency capital injection aims to stabilize its banking sector amid rising credit concerns, leading banks to hoard quality assets instead of lending. This poses risks to global economic stability, prompting central banks to increase gold reserves for protection against inflation and currency volatility.
Sean Foo: US Stunned, Japan Sold $88B Bonds as Canada’s Retaliation Begins
The interconnected global economy faces significant challenges from rising energy costs, currency depreciation, and trade disputes, particularly affecting the United States, Japan, and Canada, potentially leading to widespread economic realignment.
Joe Blogs: Japan’s Yen Surges, $2.35 Trillion Carry Trade Unwinds
The Japanese yen's unexpected rally against the US dollar marks a significant shift in global finance, driven by changes in Japan's monetary policy and impacting international investments and market liquidity dynamics.
Palisades Gold Radio: Imminent Financial Collapse, Money Printing, and Gold
Marc Faber discusses the current economic instability, highlighting unsustainable monetary policies, the importance of personal financial sovereignty, and the need for tangible assets like gold amidst soaring debt and inflation.


























