An alleged statement attributed to Iran’s chancellor Abbas Araghchi, became a trend on social networks after assuring that “each barrel of oil passing through the Strait of Ormuz will have to be paid in Chinese yuans,” a version that has generated speculation about a possible challenge to the dominance of the dollar in international energy trade. The publication began to spread on different platforms accompanied by messages that the measure woul…
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An alleged statement attributed to Iran’s chancellor Abbas Araghchi, became a trend on social networks after assuring that “each barrel of oil passing through the Strait of Ormuz will have to be paid in Chinese yuans,” a version that has generated speculation about a possible challenge to the dominance of the dollar in international energy trade. The publication began to spread on different platforms accompanied by messages that the measure woul…