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As a result, the US is gradually losing its market share in both emerging and existing sectors, accelerating the de-dollarization process.
For much of the year, the BRICS bloc has seen a renewed focus on de-dollarization.
In Putin’s virtual address the day prior, he emphasized that de-dollarization is “gaining momentum”.
The government (a) implemented a “Russification” policy to protect potential sanctions targets, (b) sought new economic and political partnerships, (c) retaliated against the countries imposing sanctions, and (d) attempted de-dollarization.
Source: https://www.lawfareblog.com/can-you-sanctions-proof-government
The signs that de-dollarization is taking place are certainly there but this will not result in an overnight abandonment of the dollar as the world’s global reserve currency unless a very dramatic shift in geopolitics was to take place.
Source: https://greekreporter.com/2023/06/11/de-dollarization-world-economy/
With the BRICS Summit set to arrive in just a few weeks, the economic alliance is set to continue its embrace of de-dollarization.