De-Dollarization Takes Center Stage as Putin Hails Ruble-Yuan Trade

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The strategic push for de-dollarization has taken center stage in global geopolitics, with President Vladimir Putin hailing the near-complete shift to ruble-yuan trade between Russia and China as a major victory. This move, he asserted ahead of the SCO Summit, directly undermines the “hegemony of the US dollar.”
Putin openly acknowledged that this financial realignment has been a significant concern for Washington. By successfully transitioning their massive and growing bilateral trade—up by $100 billion since 2021—away from the dollar, Moscow and Beijing have created a powerful precedent and a functioning alternative for other nations.
This financial strategy is a key pillar in their broader campaign against Western dominance. It insulates their economies from US sanctions, reduces their exposure to American monetary policy, and enhances their own economic sovereignty. It is a practical step towards the “fairer, multipolar world order” that Putin advocates.
The success of the ruble-yuan trade will be a major talking point at the SCO summit. It serves as a compelling case study for member states on how to reduce their reliance on the dollar and, by extension, on the Western financial system, marking a significant evolution in the global economic landscape.

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