Jiang calls preference for U.S. dollars over rubles the central dilemma of the Russia-China relationship, because Chinese investors still trust dollar-denominated safety and liquidity more than deeper financial integration with Russia.
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...are much more interested in USD than they are in the ruble. Okay? They're much more interested in accumulating US dollars than they are..."
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"...are much more interested in USD than they are in the ruble. Okay? They're much more interested in accumulating US dollars than they are..."
"...currency, it's not about the dollar, the baht, the yen, the ruble, the dinar. It's always been about energy. Energy is a global currency...."
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