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Iran-Iraq conflict squeezes Iraq oil exports, weakens dinar

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Disrupted Iraqi oil exports and costlier imports are pressuring the dinar as the economy faces revenue losses. Energy supply shocks typically move crude-linked currencies; traders watch whether sustained production cuts force OPEC+ response or tighten global oil markets, affecting CAD and energy-sensitive pairs.
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@weilo_daniel · 13 hours ago

Lets go green guys, stop all this oil bs

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@emma_durban · 13 hours ago

i agree, maybe all of this is a sign that we should go green

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@emma_durban · 13 hours ago

Uhm could somebody tell them that a hot battery generates energy? Its called solar

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@jay_malema · 13 hours ago

America is a real world power, they sneeze and everyone catches cold

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@mercury01 · 12 hours ago

Saddam was the best he made fuel cheap and dealt with ethnic deviation

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@ozgal_galzo · 12 hours ago

He also killed 1 million Iraqis

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@koms55 · 12 hours ago

You have to be brutal leader to succeed in middle east

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@dipuo_kefilwe · 13 hours ago

The fault of Israel and US war birds

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@mercury01 · 13 hours ago

I am from Israel and I am thrilled that Iraqis are stranded for fuel

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@lawanf · 13 hours ago

I've been driving in the USA for over 30 years and I've never seen a gas station out of fuel

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