China pushes faster on de-dollarisation [Gas in Transition]

China’s push for a different world order that diminishes the US has extended to using its own currency instead of the dollar to pay for oil and gas imports, but the so-called “de-dollarisation” of some Chinese trade will not weaken the global importance of the greenback anytime soon. [Gas in Transition, Volume 3, Issue 9]

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