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Iran Considers Yuan-Based, Limited Oil Transit Through Strait of Hormuz

Iran Considers Yuan-Based, Limited Oil Transit Through Strait of Hormuz
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Breaking: Iran is reportedly considering allowing a limited number of oil tankers to pass through the Strait of Hormuz only if the oil cargo is traded in Chinese yuan. If enacted, the policy would require yuan-denominated settlements for those shipments, reflecting a broader trend of yuan usage in Asian trade. The report notes that almost every Asian country uses yuan for shipments, with India continuing to use the US dollar due to pressure. If implemented, the measure could influence energy markets, currency dynamics, and regional geopolitics by altering shipping routes and financial flows.

Latin America Correspondent at Independent Journalist

Maria Rodriguez is an award-winning Mexican journalist covering drug cartels, migration, and indigenous rights across Latin America. She has reported from conflict zones in Colombia, Venezuela, and Central America. Her work has appeared in The Guardian, BBC Mundo, and Al Jazeera. She documents human rights violations and environmental activism.

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