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Russia retreats from China's yuan as U.S. sanctions bolster dollar

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A 100 ruble Russian banknote and a 100 yuan Chinese yuan banknote made of puzzle pieces.

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Russia has sharply reduced its reliance on China's yuan for international trade as U.S. sanctions discourage Chinese banks from processing transactions, dealing a setback to Beijing's ambitions to expand the currency's global role.

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