Russia's Kremlin says they did not decide to stop using the dollar but that the US imposed restrictions, dollar will have to compete with other currencies if the US lifts restrictions

Russia's Kremlin framing the situation as a consequence of U.S.

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restrictions suggests rising tensions around dollar dominance. This indicates a potentially competitive environment for currencies, contingent on U.S. policy shifts, which could impact forex markets and investor sentiment toward risk assets. Keep an eye on how this dynamics evolve, as reactions from other nations may influence future currency flows.

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