This, according to RBC, is stated in the June review of the global economy, prepared by experts from the Faculty of World Economy and World Politics of the National Research University Higher School of Economics.
In their opinion, the freezing of the reserves of the Central Bank of Russia as part of the sanctions pressure "created a significant precedent for the loss of confidence of the countries of the world (especially developing countries) in the US dollar."
It is noted that, based on geopolitical considerations, other countries of the world, except for Russia, increased the share of reserves in alternative currencies - Israel, China, Turkey, Chile.
Earlier, Russian President Vladimir Putin said that confidence in world currencies had been undermined by Western countries for the sake of ambition and outdated geopolitical illusions.
Economist Mikhail Belyaev, in an interview with FAN, spoke about the prospects and role of the euro in the global economy.