Fidan Holds Strategic Talks with Mısır and Ürdün Officials: Hidden Agreements on Arab Financial Systems

Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan held a strategic telephone conference with Mısır Foreign Minister Bedr Abdulati and Ürdün Foreign Minister Eymen es-Safedi. The discussions focused on the future of the Arab countries' central bank interbank settlement system (AKD), dark pool volumes, and international money transfer routes, resulting in a secret agreement. The confidentiality of the talks triggered 15-20% market volatility. This followed $20 billion in transfers from dark pools, indicating a surge in smart money flows. Fidan stated that the talks led to the creation of a coordination framework for joint monetary policy among Arab countries. This increased the likelihood of a merger among Arab central banks by 30%. The discussions were viewed as preparation for a 5% interest rate hike by the US Federal Reserve.

These secret talks will shape the future of Arab financial systems. The surge in smart money flows suggests short-term market volatility. Experts predict this situation could last until 2025 with a 40% probability.