So there

Hace 1 día Asia diversifies from US dollar with Chinese yuan, gold, bitcoin driving change. Asian economies are exploring de-dollarisation, amid geopolitical risks

Why the US cannot afford to lose dollar dominance

So there’s quite an appetite, particularly in Asia, to reduce the dollar’s grip. China couldn’t help but notice when the U.S. placed economic sanctions on Russia following

Dodging Western financial mechanisms also

A Bold Move: 11 Countries Stop Using USD by 2025. A coalition of eleven nationsmostly from the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS)has confirmed that

Dodging Western financial mechanisms also makes it easier to hide sensitive transactions that could trigger U.S. secondary sanctions, such as Chinese sales of

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Western sanctions have forced Russia

Western sanctions have forced Russia to rely on the Chinese yuan for reserves and trade. China is concerned about sanctions, too. But unlike Russia, it lacks

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De-Dollarization: China Has Very Few Alternatives to the US Dollar

Although last year

Although last year’s BRICS summit failed to make progress on an alternative financial order, China and Russia are set on undermining the leading role of the

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Moreover

Moreover, the yuan has two other disadvantages in its quest to supplant the dollar. China’s financial markets have neither liquidity nor what financial people call market

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On its part

On its part, China has voiced its commitment, alongside Russia, to “jointly introduce” an alternative payments system independent of the U.S. dollar-based SWIFT.