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US to Sell 48 F-35s to Saudi Arabia in $24.3B Deal Pending Congress
Le Monde·US · SA · IL·3 days ago
Saudi Arabia's central bank withdrew from a China-led cross-border currency settlement program last year, a move that signals a slowdown in Beijing's efforts to build an alternative to the dollar-based system. The exit, reported by the Financial Times, is a notable reversal for Saudi-China financial cooperation and may reflect Riyadh's recalibration of its economic ties amid US pressure. The implications for de-dollarization momentum are uncertain, but the move suggests limits to China's currency internationalization push.
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