Global financial waves: digital currencies, oil trading, and the US dollar
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Red Sea Tensions: A Complex Game Between Military and Financial
On January 6, Yemen's Houthi issued a statement announcing that any ship of a country linked to the U.S.-organized Red Sea alliance would lose its maritime security in the Red Sea and become a potential target. This statement has attracted global attention, and the escalation of the Red Sea crisis could trigger a further escalation of the situation in the Middle East. At the same time, Iran's oil production is rising, and major changes in the oil industry are driving dramatic changes in the global financial system.
️ New Iranian Oil Strategy: Digital Currencies Lead De-dollarization
Despite being cut off by the International Clearing System (SWIFT), Iran's oil industry is still showing strong growth. According to the CEO of the National Iranian Oil Company, Iran plans to adopt digital currencies in oil transactions to adapt to new trends in the global monetary system. Analysts note that the rise of digital currencies will support the formation of a new global monetary order, challenging the hegemony of the dollar.
The financial landscape has changed dramatically: the close integration of digital currencies and oil
The growing number of digital currencies could be a key factor in transforming the global monetary landscape. Some analysts have suggested that major oil exporters innovate foreign exchange systems and issue digital currencies to replace the dollar. Iran, Russia, and other countries have introduced gold-backed digital currencies in oil trading to break free from the shackles of the dollar.
The world confronts dollar hegemony together: a conspiracy to de-dollarize
Iran and other countries are negotiating with a number of countries to establish a digital currency foreign exchange settlement system to get rid of the interference of the US dollar. The European Union plans to test the digital euro and launch the petroeuro, which will make the euro the default currency for crude oil futures contracts and energy purchase contracts to directly exclude the dollar. More and more countries are working together to try to reduce their dependence on the dollar.
The Pioneer of Japan's Digital Currency: The Prelude to a New Era in Global Finance
Japan plans to launch a fourth round of digital yen pilots in April 2024 to further boost the development of digital currencies. At the same time, Japan is negotiating with major banks in countries such as Iran to promote plans to use digital currencies for settlement of energy and financial settlement transactions. This aims to build a cross-border settlement system that supports digital currency payments to bypass SWIFT and strengthen new energy partnerships with countries such as Iran.
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