The FCS announced a fall in the share of the dollar in Russia's foreign trade contracts by 40%

He spoke about this in an interview with RIA Novosti.

“We see that the share of the dollar, even under contractual conditions, has decreased by about 40 percent, the share of the euro - by more than 30%.

And, of course, the yuan, the Turkish lira, the Iranian rial, the Indian rupee, the Arab dirham, the Kazakh tenge, the Uzbek som, and so on have increased,” Ivin said.

At the same time, the representative of the FCS added that the customs authorities see only the contractual terms, and which currencies are actually used for settlements, only the Central Bank, which also receives this information from banks, sees which currencies.

Earlier, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced the inevitability of the de-dollarization process.