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What Does The Yuanization Of The Russian Economy Mean For The Dollar? - Vimarsana News

What Does The Yuanization Of The Russian Economy Mean For The Dollar?

What Does The Yuanization Of The Russian Economy Mean For The Dollar?

Creeping 'Yuanization' of the Russian Economy: Prospects and Implications - Vimarsana News

Creeping 'Yuanization' of the Russian Economy: Prospects and Implications

On September 12, Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that, given mounting economic sanctions, full “de-dollarization” of the Russian economy is only a matter of time

What Does The Yuanization Of The Russian Economy Mean For The Dollar? - Vimarsana News

What Does The Yuanization Of The Russian Economy Mean For The Dollar?

Russian President Vladimir Putin’s push to de-dollarize the Russian economy is paving the way for the Chinese yuan to play a larger role in the country

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High oil, weak rouble to boost Russian finances before election but pose inflation risks - Vimarsana News

High oil, weak rouble to boost Russian finances before election but pose inflation risks

* Higher oil, weaker rouble could improve outlook - analysts * Sovereign wealth fund seen above $200 bln this year * But weak rouble and social spending could fuel inflation MOSCOW, Feb 25 (Reuters) - Rising oil prices and a weak rouble could boost Russian state coffers before a parliamentary election this autumn, giving the authorities more leeway for social spending despite the risk of fuelling inflation. This year’s budget deficit is forecast to come in at 2.4% of gross domestic product (GDP), but Russia could end up with a surplus and even pocket up to $25 billion in additional revenues...