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Crude oil transactions do not use US dollars? 99.6% of Russian foreign exchange transactions are settled in RMB
It is rumored that the Middle East country Iraq was forced to suspend RMB settlement due to pressure from the United States!
Using "administrative, financial, and anti-terrorism" as grounds for politically motivated pressure on Iraq?
The US Federal Reserve came forward to put pressure on Iraq to stop using "RMB" settlement business!
With the rapid internationalization of the "RMB", will the Middle East countries take this opportunity to "de-dollarize"?
Because it is too expensive, the renminbi will replace it? The 10 ASEAN countries and OPEC's "de-dollarization trend"
Slowly implemented in "phases" The U.S. dollar's international foreign exchange reserves have "dropped to 56%"
Is global de-dollarization in favor of the renminbi? A U.S. think tank revealed that the Federal Reserve bears the greatest responsibility!
"China, Russia and Iran" always stand together. The Iranian president refuses to respond to US pressure!
NATO selects Jordan to set up a Middle East Liaison Office to fight against China in the Middle East and North Africa!
Iran's moderate president is more open to diplomacy but keeps distance from the United States
Iranian President Praises China and Russia for Constructive Dialogue with EU, Deeply Resentful of the United States
Recognizing the reality, the Iranian president said he cherishes friendship and looks forward to extensive cooperation with China
As relations continue to deteriorate, how does Iran counter the United States' increase in international influence?
Foreign capital withdraws, Middle East rushes in, Saudi Arabia’s sovereign fund plans to open office in Beijing
The pace of Middle East investment in mainland China has not stopped. Saudi Arabia’s sovereign fund is calling for setting up a base in Beijing!
Saudi Arabia’s sovereign fund opens Beijing office after Hong Kong to expand investment in China
PIF’s equity investment in China is approximately US$12.2 billion, accounting for 20% of overseas equity
Saudi Arabia favors the Greater China market; Middle East sovereign funds invest 74.4 billion