Russia started accepting bids for its second sale of yuan-denominated sovereign bonds after President Vladimir Putin held talks in Beijing last week.
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China has become arguably Russia’s most important economic partner since the Kremlin’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine.
Russia plans a second yuan-denominated sovereign bond sale with 10-year maturities, building on its December CNY 20 billion debut…
Russia said it will issue new government bonds denominated in Chinese yuan just days after Vladimir Putin returned from Beijing,…
Russia's Finance Ministry is preparing to issue a new tranche of yuan-denominated government bonds to help plug a widening budget…
Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin signed over 40 trade and energy agreements in Beijing, accelerating de-dollarization efforts with…
While Russia faces economic and financial sanctions from other countries, China remains a prominent and loyal customer.
The Russian president specified that trade turnover reached almost $240 bln in 2025
