“Not only the Bank of Russia, but also the central banks of other countries are increasing investments in other currencies, sovereign government borrowings are increasingly switching to national currencies, and more and more often mutual international settlements are carried out in the national currencies of counterparty countries.
That is, there is a clear trend towards currency multipolarity in the global economy,” she said in an interview with the Prime agency.
Voronkova noted that international financial centers and institutions recognize the risks associated with pegging the world monetary system to the dollar.
Earlier, the director of the analytical department of the Alpari company, Alexander Razuvaev, spoke about the dynamics of the ruble exchange rate in an interview with the FAN.