Let's start with the recent war between Russia and Ukraine. Because of American sanctions, the Russian side has great influence. They have a great demand for oil and natural gas. In this case, Russia needs to have closer ties with other countries. In this case, the activities between one country and another are very good. Judging from the transaction records of both parties in previous years. Everything is fine. In this case, they work together. In other cases, it is obvious that this sanction is imposed on the United States and poses a certain challenge to the US dollar. In this case, it is a change made to protect its own interests.
If the two countries join hands, it will definitely pose a certain threat to the dollar. As far as the previous trade between the two countries is concerned, the amount is also, er, very large. In this case, if we continue to use the US dollar as the settlement currency, it is very unnecessary to present documents. In this case, the settlement can be made in the currency of your own country. In this case, the main purpose of the meeting is to discuss which country's currency is used for trading, which is a large part of the reason for some exchanges in the later period.
Judging from the chain of these two countries, the US dollar will not be greatly affected to a certain extent, because the US dollar is, after all, a currency commonly used in the world, and it will not have much influence in this case. However, if other countries do not trust and rely on the US dollar with the accession of other countries, this situation will easily lead to the depreciation of the US dollar. However, if one or two countries are busy with meetings at present, it is only a simple change in trade between the two countries. To a large extent, it will not lead to the depreciation of the dollar for other reasons. In this case, ah, the dollar will not be greatly affected unless the American economy collapses. Generally speaking, the dollar will not be greatly affected.