最新报道:Local currency trade volumes have surged to record highs as the US dollar weakens, with emerging markets increasingly turning to bilateral agreements to bypass dollar dependency. Central banks in Brazil, China, and India are leading the shift by expanding local currency settlement mechanisms, while Russia's ruble-based trade with partners like Turkey and Iran has doubled this year. Analysts note the trend reflects growing de-dollarization efforts amid geopolitical tensions and US inflation concerns, though the dollar still dominates 88% of global forex transactions. The move could reshape global trade flows and reduce developing nations' exposure to dollar volatility.