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US Treasury Chief Suggests Russia Could Return to Dollar System After Ukraine Conflict
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Russia may return to conducting transactions in US dollars after the military conflict in Ukraine comes to an end. According to the US finance chief, everyone wants” to be part of the dollar-based financial system. He also announced Washington's intention to bring Iran and Venezuela back into that system. Russia Could Rejoin Dollar-Based Financial Network You know, I would anticipate when the Russia-Ukraine conflict ends, that Russia will want to come back in the dollar system because again, the dollar, it’s our liquidity, it’s our capital markets. It’s the depth and breadth. Everyone wants to be here. And I think many times the great, great thing about the United States is we course-correct when we go too far one way or the other, Bessent said in an interview with CNBC.
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