And moving into increased holdings of Euros, Yuan, gold, Pounds, and other smaller ones.
:pop:
Things are about to get really interesting...
https://www.bitchute.com/video/pyRHcmt4dlo/ via bitslide
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And moving into increased holdings of Euros, Yuan, gold, Pounds, and other smaller ones.
:pop:
Things are about to get really interesting...
A lot of sovereign wealth funds have diversified.
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Quote from: "Dinky Dazza" post_id=412563 time=1622768412 user_id=1676
And moving into increased holdings of Euros, Yuan, gold, Pounds, and other smaller ones.
:pop:
Things are about to get really interesting...
A lot of sovereign wealth funds have diversified.
I believe Taiwan's sovereign wealth fund is mostly if not entirely US dollars.
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And moving into increased holdings of Euros, Yuan, gold, Pounds, and other smaller ones.
:pop:
Things are about to get really interesting...
This is an accounting trick. Despite the vast sums involved, the shift is unlikely to affect markets, since the NWF(National Welfare Fund) represents just a slice of Russia's overall $600 billion worth of international reserves. The transaction will not involve the actual sale of dollars, as it will be carried out through internal transfers and an accounting shift within the Central Bank.
Quote from: seoulbro post_id=412620 time=1622836790 user_id=114
Quote from: "Dinky Dazza" post_id=412563 time=1622768412 user_id=1676
And moving into increased holdings of Euros, Yuan, gold, Pounds, and other smaller ones.
:pop:
Things are about to get really interesting...
This is an accounting trick. Despite the vast sums involved, the shift is unlikely to affect markets, since the NWF(National Welfare Fund) represents just a slice of Russia's overall $600 billion worth of international reserves. The transaction will not involve the actual sale of dollars, as it will be carried out through internal transfers and an accounting shift within the Central Bank.
I might have known......thanks Seoul.
Quote from: seoulbro post_id=412620 time=1622836790 user_id=114
Quote from: "Dinky Dazza" post_id=412563 time=1622768412 user_id=1676
And moving into increased holdings of Euros, Yuan, gold, Pounds, and other smaller ones.
:pop:
Things are about to get really interesting...
This is an accounting trick. Despite the vast sums involved, the shift is unlikely to affect markets, since the NWF(National Welfare Fund) represents just a slice of Russia's overall $600 billion worth of international reserves. The transaction will not involve the actual sale of dollars, as it will be carried out through internal transfers and an accounting shift within the Central Bank.
It was just for show.
Quote from: seoulbro post_id=412620 time=1622836790 user_id=114
Quote from: "Dinky Dazza" post_id=412563 time=1622768412 user_id=1676
And moving into increased holdings of Euros, Yuan, gold, Pounds, and other smaller ones.
:pop:
Things are about to get really interesting...
This is an accounting trick. Despite the vast sums involved, the shift is unlikely to affect markets, since the NWF(National Welfare Fund) represents just a slice of Russia's overall $600 billion worth of international reserves. The transaction will not involve the actual sale of dollars, as it will be carried out through internal transfers and an accounting shift within the Central Bank.
The NWF amounts to a third of value of the reserves.
You can view it as an accounting trick, or you could see it as the first step to totally abandon the petrol dollar and the power of US sanctions over Russia, and later all BRICS members.
Think strategically...
Quote from: seoulbro post_id=412620 time=1622836790 user_id=114
Quote from: "Dinky Dazza" post_id=412563 time=1622768412 user_id=1676
And moving into increased holdings of Euros, Yuan, gold, Pounds, and other smaller ones.
:pop:
Things are about to get really interesting...
This is an accounting trick. Despite the vast sums involved, the shift is unlikely to affect markets, since the NWF(National Welfare Fund) represents just a slice of Russia's overall $600 billion worth of international reserves. The transaction will not involve the actual sale of dollars, as it will be carried out through internal transfers and an accounting shift within the Central Bank.
That figures.
A mere fart in a windstorm that only a Putin lover / Western hater would fall prey to
Ok, Karen...