Bessent discussed the return of various nations to dollar invoicing, highlighting Venezuela and Iran, both of which have faced sanctions and isolation. Russia is also anticipated to seek re-entry into the global market once the conflict in Ukraine concludes. The sanctions serve as a deterrent, while the dollar represents a pathway to economic engagement, with transparent financial practices acting as the necessary toll for access. Notably, Iraq was absent from Bessent’s commentary, as it has made significant progress in this regard. Following the U.S. decision to restrict many of Iraq’s banks in late 2022, the country has been diligently working to restore its dollar access under American oversight. On June 22, the central bank announced that its restricted banks are nearing the completion of their reintegration process, simultaneously denying any intentions to alter the exchange rate, a denial that serves as a revealing indicator of their strategy.
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