最新报道:ASEAN nations are accelerating efforts to reduce reliance on the US dollar by implementing QR code-based cross-border payment systems. The initiative, led by Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, and Singapore, allows seamless transactions using local currencies. Bank Indonesia Governor Perry Warjiyo stated this move aims to "shield the region from geopolitical risks" while promoting financial inclusion. The system has processed over $1 billion in transactions since its 2022 launch, with Vietnam and the Philippines set to join soon. This development coincides with growing BRICS de-dollarization talks and follows Malaysia's recent proposal for an Asian Monetary Fund.