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Holly Wednesday Update

Good morning roomies!

“Thank you God for blessing me with another day of life.”unknown

Are we tired, yes! No matter how tired we get, we can pull ourselves up, dust ourselves off and continue on another day! Find the smallest joy in today.

The news I am hearing from all sources is we are finally there.

Things are finally moving and the flood gates should open soon.




TNT:

Tishwash: Iraq and China discuss coordination and mutual support for obtaining international positions in international organizations

Head of the International Organizations and Conferences Department at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Abbas Kazem Obaid, met with the Chinese Chargé d'Affairs to Iraq, Jian Fangning, at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs building.

A statement by the ministry stated that during the meeting, many international issues presented to international organizations were discussed, and opinions and positions were exchanged on them, as well as deliberations on coordination and mutual support for obtaining international positions in international organizations




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The Cabinet Authorizes The National Oil Company To Negotiate With Chevron International To Develop Fields In Nasiriyah

Tuesday 09 November 2021 17:47 | economic Number of readings: 82 Baghdad / NINA / - The Council of Ministers, in its meeting held today, Tuesday, authorized the National Oil Company to negotiate with Chevron International Company to develop fields in Nasiriyah.

Cabinet spokesman and Minister of Culture Hassan Nazim said in a press briefing: "The development of the fields in Nasiriyah will provide great job opportunities and will introduce advanced technologies for oil production."




Sigrid Forberg Tue, November 9, 2021

Chairman Jerome Powell (pictured) and the other policymakers at the Federal Reserve just said again, after their recent November meeting, that they'll keep holding a key interest rate near zero. Though the economy has been making gains, the officials want to sit tight a little longer.

But rates won’t stay low forever. As the economy recovers from the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic, inflation is rising and more people are getting back to work. So, the Fed has indicated a rate hike could come as soon as next year — moved up from previous plans to wait all the way until 2024.




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Butterfly Oil prices continue to rise, and US crude jumps two dollars
Tuesday 09 November 2021 Oil prices continued to rise in global markets, and US crude jumped two dollars to 83.93 dollars per barrel.

Oil prices rose, today, Tuesday, with gains for the third consecutive session, as the United States lifted travel restrictions and other signs of economic recovery after the Corona virus pandemic, raising expectations for oil demand, while the supply shortage continues.