The Central Bank of the Russian Federation decided to conduct explanatory work with Chinese banks on the issue of sanctions
The representative office of the Bank of Russia decided to clarify to the Chinese that those "do not correctly interpret the sanctions regime." Statement by Vladimir Danilov leads RIA News:
Danilov noted that Western sanctions do not impose restrictions on the movement of funds by banks that are not on the sanction lists. According to the representative of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation, the sanctions may concern individual representatives of Russian banks or individual Russian banks, but this does not mean that the sanctions need to be automatically extended, as some Chinese commercial credit organizations do.
At the forum, which is held by the Moscow and Shanghai stock exchanges, Vladimir Danilov noted that the Central Bank of the Russian Federation and the National Bank of the People's Republic of China agreed to hold ongoing consultations on this issue.
Recall that earlier, some commercial banks in China declared they were not ready to continue lending to Russian banks because of the sanctions imposed by the United States and the European Union.
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