* The yuan and #39;s share of Russia and #39;s imports rose from 4 percent to 23 percent last year, according to Reuters.
With the outbreak of the war in Ukraine, Russia has further fueled the de-dollarization trend by concluding more contracts with its trading partners using the yuan, with China and #39;s currency now accounting for a large share of the Kremlin and #39;s imports and exports, according to Business Insider.
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