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Andrey Mastykin

24.05.2026

57 countries seek IMF loans as part of global economic engineering, Anas Alhajji warns — 57 nations seek IMF financial support

Anas Alhajji suggests that recent events in the Strait of Hormuz are part of a broader plan to engineer the global economic and financial system, citing Iran as a pretext.

He notes that 57 countries have applied to the International Monetary Fund and the global financial system for loans and aid, warning this trend reflects the ongoing dominance he has discussed previously.

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Alhajji previously highlighted market inconsistency as bullish sentiment emerged during both U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve oil purchases and sales. He has also reported that India's crude oil inventories rebounded strongly after a sharp decline. These observations come as policymakers weigh the ongoing demand for financial assistance worldwide.

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