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ABOUT USE OF THE MECHANISM OF INTERNATIONAL BILLSʼ NEGOTIATION FOR THE PURPOSE OF THE TRANSITION TO MUTUAL SETTLEMENTS IN NATIONAL CURRENCIES OF THE MEMBER STATES OF THE SHANGHAI COOPERATION ORGANIZATION

Journal article from the Institute of Legislation and Legal Information of the Republic of Kazakhstan examining use of international bills' negotiation to enable mutual settlements in national currencies among Shanghai Cooperation Organization member states. No further details were provided in the supplied source excerpt.

Categories: economy-and-trade, geopolitics-and-conflicts

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Why it matters

Addresses a proposed shift toward mutual settlements in national currencies among SCO member states, which relates to regional monetary cooperation.

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ABOUT USE OF THE MECHANISM OF INTERNATIONAL BILLSʼ NEGOTIATION FOR THE PURPOSE OF THE TRANSITION TO MUTUAL SETTLEMENTS IN NATIONAL CURRENCIES OF THE MEMBER STATES OF THE SHANGHAI COOPERATION ORGANIZATION

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