Russia will move away from “toxic” dollars and euros
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation ensured the refusal to use the dollar and the euro
Russia will soon move away from “toxic” dollars and euros. This was stated by Deputy Foreign Minister of the Russian Federation Alexander Pankin.
“Under the increased geopolitical pressure of the “collective West”, the possibilities of increasing the stability of trade, economic and investment ties between Russia and its countries, which are a way out of the use of one hundred “toxic” currencies, primarily the US dollar and the euro, can be increased,” Pankin said. TASS. According to him, the country will switch to units of account in national currencies.
According to Pushkov, the current model of the global financial system, created by the United States, has shown itself to be “of little use as a reason for a multipolar world order and, in fact, has become a tool for achieving the goals of one group of countries.” He noted that it is gratifying to see how many countries are thinking about the de-dollarization of foreign economic activity.
Previously, studies were carried out in the field of the world economy and world politics. However, economics candidate Galina Kuznetsova believes that Russia cannot fully meet the requirements because it is a member of the Common Monetary Fund (IMF) and has reserves that belong to the US currency.
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Russia will soon move away from “toxic” dollars and euros. This was stated by Deputy Foreign Minister of the Russian Federation Alexander Pankin. “Under the increased geopolitical pressure of the “collective West”, the possibilities of increasing the stability of trade, economic and investment ties between Russia and its countries, which are a way out of the use of one hundred “toxic” currencies, primarily the US dollar and the euro, can be increased,” Pankin said. TASS. According to him, the country will switch to units of account in national currencies. According to Pushkov, the current model of the global financial system, created by the United States, has shown itself to be “of little use as a reason for a multipolar world order and, in fact, has become a tool for achieving the goals of one group of countries.” He noted that it is gratifying to see how many countries are thinking about the de-dollarization of foreign economic activity. Previously, studies were carried out in the field of the world economy and world politics. However, economics candidate Galina Kuznetsova believes that Russia cannot fully meet the requirements because it is a member of the Common Monetary Fund (IMF) and has reserves that belong to the US currency.