Yuan internationalization gains pace amid geopolitical tensions as Rusal issues bonds
Global de-dollarization push continues to gain pace: expert
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Published: Aug 03, 2022 10:27 PM
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More countries are poised to pivot to the yuan, arguably the most preferred non-Western currency for the developing world, Chinese experts said on Wednesday, amid a global push toward de-dollarization that began in 2021.
The yuan's relatively stable exchange rate and market anticipation of gradual appreciation has ensured its popularity among many developing countries, especially after the Russia-Ukraine conflict began in February.
The latest example of the yuan's growing foothold abroad is the issuance of 4 billion yuan ($590 million) worth of yuan-denominated bonds in the Russian market by Rusal, a Russian aluminum company, with the issuance completed on Wednesday.
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