Bank Indonesia calls on importers, exporters to stop payments in US Dollar. China, Japan, Thailand, Malaysia have already agreed to use the mechanism of two-way payments and dedollarasing, with Singapore, Philippines planning to join the system.
EU, BRICS+ also dedollarising. https://t.co/U3pco2Y7uj— 🇪🇺 🇲🇨🇨🇭Dan Popescu 🇫🇷🇮🇹🇷🇴 (@PopescuCo) December 4, 2022
In real time, we are witnessing the collapse of the dollar as the global reserve currency.
The US government doesn’t even seem to be aware of what is going on. It’s incredible.
RT:
The share of the US dollar and the euro in Russia’s cross-border payments has fallen by more than a third since the beginning of the year, from 79% to about 50%, the country’s Central Bank announced this week.
While the bulk of export and import settlements remain in dollars and euros, these payments are hampered by sanctions, as many Russian banks have been disconnected from the Western financial messaging system, SWIFT, and are now unable to carry out certain transactions.
The use of China’s yuan by Russian businesses has increased dramatically in the past nine months as Moscow seeks to reduce its reliance on Western currencies. But to arrange payments in alternative currencies, a new infrastructure for foreign exchange operations has to be established, the regulator said.
The share of the yuan in the volume of Russian currency trading surged from 3% in March to 33% in November, according to the Central Bank. The regulator explained that market players “not only purchased yuan for rubles, but also transferred part of the funds from dollars and euros” into Chinese currency.
It cannot be stressed enough: the entire US economy is based on the dollar as international reserve currency. Yes, there are other segments to the US economy, obviously, but the US’s position as global dominator is based on the dollar.
It’s not clear what these people’s plan even is here.
🇺🇸🇨🇳🇷🇺The yuan's the new dollar as Russia rides to the redback
Moscow becomes No.4 offshore trading centre for yuan
Total transactions in the yuan-rouble pair on the Moscow Exchange ballooned to an average of almost 9 billion yuan ($1.25 billion) a day last month, pic.twitter.com/7vKPRfG9D4
— Тоби айоделе -Tboy🇷🇺 🇳🇬 (@TobiAyodele) November 30, 2022