L'ACU (Asian Clearing Union) qui regroupe les banques centrales des pays
suivants :
- Bangladesh,
- Bhoutan,
- Inde,
- Iran,
- Maldives,
- Birmanie,
- Népal,
- Pakistan,
- Sri Lanka,
a décidé de remplacer le système de messagerie interbancaire SWIFT, qui
est tenu par la racaille occidental, pour un système interne à ces 9
pays. D'autres pays extérieurs à l'ACU comme la Biélorussie et la Syrie
pourront utiliser la messagerie. Et du coup le dollar cessera d'être
utilisé entre ces pays et la vermine occidentale ne pourra plus savoir
ce que ces pays échangent entre eux ! Encore une punition sévère pour
les roquets occidentaux !
https://www.rt.com/business/577207-iran-swift-alternative-sanctions/
Asia has alternative to SWIFT – media
The global shift away from the Western-based payment network, now used
as a sanctions tool, has been gathering pace
The Asian Clearing Union (ACU) – a nine-member group of central banks
including those of India, Pakistan and Iran – has decided to launch a
new cross-border financial messaging system in June, as an alternative
to SWIFT, according to the Iranian newspaper Kayhan.
The daily cited Central Bank of Iran deputy governor Mohsen Karimi as
saying the new payment system is capable of completely replacing SWIFT
and could facilitate the global de-dollarization push.
The regulator reportedly stated last week that the new financial system
will be used only by ACU member-states, but that others, including
sanctioned countries like Syria, could apply for membership. Belarus and
Mauritius have already reportedly reached out to the union.
Speaking at the ACU meeting in Tehran last week, Central Bank of Iran
governor Mohammad Reza Farzin claimed that dropping the US dollar would
help to protect member states’ foreign exchange reserves while still
enabling effective settlement of bilateral trade deals.
Iran’s economy minister recently revealed that less than 10% of the
US-sanctioned country’s international trade was being conducted using
the dollar, down from 30% two years ago.
Russia started developing its own national payment system when the US
first targeted the country with sanctions in 2014. Last year, when
Moscow was hit by further sanctions in response to its military
operation in Ukraine, including the blocking of many Russian banks from
SWIFT, the government started promoting the domestic system as a
reliable alternative. Russia’s SPFS ensures the transfer of financial
messages between banks both inside and outside the country. According to
the Russian Central Bank, the system now has 469 participants, including
115 foreign entities from 14 nations.
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