Russians discussing with SIFC wide range of trade ties
ISLAMABAD: Russians are reportedly engaged with Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC) to discuss avenues of...
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ISLAMABAD: Russians are reportedly engaged with Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC) to discuss avenues of...
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Russian officials say they are working ‘to solve’ the issue after reports some Chinese financial institutions had suspended transactions.
Russia is discussing with other BRICS countries the integration of national financial message transmission systems, and currently 159 foreign participants from 20 countries have already joined the Russian platform, Russian Central Bank Head Elvira Nabiullina told Sputnik.
The share of the BRICS countries in Russia's trade balance has doubled in two years to 40%, and settlements with those countries in national currencies