BRICS: Payments in Chinese Yuan Surpasses the US Dollar by 2.5%!

BRICS: Payments in Chinese Yuan Surpasses the US Dollar by 2.5%! BRICS member China is taking full advantage of the US sanctions on Russia by pushing the Chinese yuan for trade settlements. The US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen openly admitted that the sanctions are only helping local currencies and hurting the dollar. She revealed that it was the sanctions that led the BRICS alliance to consider de-dollarization and use local currencies for cross-border transactions. Russia fully began accepting the Chinese yuan for payments after the US pressed sanctions on its economy in February 2022. Several other developing countries, including its BRICS counterparts India and Brazil, settled trade in the Chinese yuan for crude oil. India even saved $7 billion in currency exchanges by using the Chinese yuan and not the US dollar to procure oil at discounted prices. The Chinese Yuan accounted for 42% of all the international transactions initiated in Russia between 2023 to 2024. The US dollar accounted for 39.5% of all cross-border settlements made by BRICS member Russia during the same period. The US dollar has decreased by 2.5% making the Chinese Yuan the most used currency in Russia in 2023-24. Both the BRICS members China and Russia are spearheading the de-dollarization agenda around the world. Developing countries find the prospects lucrative as the initiative strengthens local currencies giving a boost to their native economies. source : Join this channel to get access to perks: We are Changing the narratives Of Mother Africa through YouTube Video at a Time... It’s Time For Africans To Tell Their Own Story! __________________________________________________________________ Remember to subscribe, and ring the notification bell, so that you do not miss any of our videos. Email us for News Tips, content submission, ads partnership, collabos, sponsorship or content issues All our videos are aimed at Educating, Informing, Reporting, Reviewing, Criticizing & Ranking everything African. Copyright Disclaimer: Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research.