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It appears that Russia has gained almost as much from rising gold prices as it lost in Europe due to the freeze on its assets by the USA, European Union and Not So Great Britain. Rhod Mackenzie looks at how this this significant gain in value can be attributed to the Russian Centrals Bank’s strategic decision to start dedollarisation and increasing its gold holdings
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