Por: Newsweek World September 07, 2024
Chinese banks have reportedly reduced their assets in Russia as sanctions against Moscow over President Vladimir Putin's full-scale invasion of Ukraine continue to complicate trade between the economic allies.Russian business outlet Frank Media reported that in the second quarter of 2024, Bank of China decreased its assets in Russia by 37 percent, to 355.9 billion rubles ($3.9 billion).Industrial and Commercial Bank of China cut its assets... + full article
Newsweek USA World August 13, 2024
Russian traders have become further frustrated in recent weeks, as even local Chinese lenders have stopped processing transactions to avoid U.S. sanctions over President Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine.As many as 98 percent of Chinese banks are rejecting direct Chinese... + más
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Newsweek USA World July 29, 2024
Chinese banks have tightened their restrictions on payments from Russia, it has been reported, as sanctions due to Vladimir Putin's full-scale invasion of Ukraine threaten commerce between the countries.The Russian president has boasted of ballooning trade between the two... + más
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Newsweek USA World October 17, 2023
Russian President Vladimir Putin's visit to Beijing after months of isolation reveals Kremlin's growing dependence on China.On Tuesday, Putin landed in Beijing, marking his first major international travel, except for one visit to Minsk last year, since the beginning... + más
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Footage of Russian President Vladimir Putin arriving at the Beijing Capital International Airport on Tuesday has reignited conspiracy theories that the Kremlin leader uses a body double.Putin, who was invited by Chinese President Xi Jinping to attend the third Belt and Road... + más
The New York Times USA Business May 14, 2023
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The Hill USA Business March 13, 2023
The Biden administration is cracking down on digital asset exposure throughout the financial markets. Federal financial regulators are targeting trillions of assets under custody, which could harm returns for retirement funds, increase compliance costs and require banks to sit... + más
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The New York Times USA Opinion October 01, 2022
With his annexation of parts of Ukraine on Friday, Vladimir Putin has set in motion forces that are turning Russia into a giant North Korea. It will be a paranoid, angry, isolated state, but unlike North Korea, the Russian version will be spread over 11 time zones — from the... + más
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