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REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/IllustrationSummaryCompaniesTop banker This is 'hot war' not Cold WarKostin Dollar use will be hurt by West's sanctionsKostin China moving towards removing currency restrictionsKostin Record VTB profit this yearKostin VTB to sell one of biggest grain tradersMOSCOW, June 9 Reuters - The end of the dominance of the dollar is nigh as the Chinese yuan rises and the rest of the world sees the peril of the West's failed attempt to bring Russia to its knees over Ukraine, one of Moscow's most powerful bankers told Kostin, the CEO of state-controlled VTB, Russia's second largest bank, said the crisis was ushering in sweeping changes to the world economy, undermining globalisation just as China was taking on the mantle of a top global economic if he thought the world was in a new Cold War, Kostin said that it was now a "hot war" that was more dangerous than the Cold United States and the European Union, he said, would lose from moves to freeze hundreds of billions of dollars of Russian sovereign assets as many countries were moving to settling payments outside the currency and the euro while China was moving towards a removal of currency restrictions."The long historical era of the dominance of the American dollar is coming to an end," Kostin, 66, told Reuters on the 59th floor of the gleaming VTB skyscraper overlooking southern Moscow. "I think that the time has come when China will gradually remove currency restrictions.""China understands that they will not become world economic power Number 1 if they keep their yuan as a non-convertible currency," Kostin said, adding that it was dangerous for China to keep reserves invested in sovereign dollar has been dominant since the early 20th Century when it overtook the pound sterling as the global reserve currency, though JPMorgan said this month that signs of de-dollarisation are unfolding in the global spectacular economic rise over the past 40 years, the fallout from the war in Ukraine and wrangling over the debt ceiling have put the dollar's status under fresh Kostin said, was discussing using yuan in settlements with third countries.'HOT WAR'A former diplomat who served in Australia and Britain and went into banking just after the Soviet Union collapsed, Kostin is one of Moscow's most powerful and experienced bankers, having served previously as head of Vneshekombank, known now as President Vladimir Putin sent troops into Ukraine in February last year, the West unfurled what it said were the toughest sanctions ever imposed in an attempt to weaken the Russian economy and punish Putin for the was sanctioned by the United States in 2018 over what it called Russia's malign activity around the world. After the war, he was sanctioned by the EU and by Britain which called him "a close associate of Putin".He said the sanctions were unfair and a political decision that would "backfire" on the West, quipping that he had read interesting articles about the laundering of drug money through major Western banks."We have already entered into a hot war," Kostin said of the crisis with Ukraine. "It is not cold when there are so many Western weapons and a lot of Western services and military advisers involved. The situation is worse than in the Cold War, it is very difficult and alarming."Kostin said VTB would see a profit of 400 billion roubles $ billion in 2023 after a bumper first five months of the year and a record loss last economy, he said, would not be broken by the West. The International Monetary Fund in April raised its 2023 Russian GDP forecast to growth of from but lowered its 2024 forecast to from are bad, and we suffer from them, of course. But the economy has adapted," he said. "At the same time, we expect that sanctions will intensify, they will be tightened, some windows will be closed, but we will also find other opportunities."Asked if Russia's economy would remain a free economy, Kostin said "I very much hope so."$1 = roublesWriting by Guy Faulconbridge Editing by Mark PotterOur Standards The Thomson Reuters Trust FaulconbridgeThomson ReutersAs Moscow bureau chief, Guy runs coverage of Russia and the Commonwealth of Independent States. Before Moscow, Guy ran Brexit coverage as London bureau chief 2012-2022. On the night of Brexit, his team delivered one of Reuters historic wins - reporting news of Brexit first to the world and the financial markets. Guy graduated from the London School of Economics and started his career as an intern at Bloomberg. He has spent over 14 years covering the former Soviet Union. He speaks fluent Russian. Contact +447825218698 ANKARA, Turkey AP — The Turkish lira tumbled to a fresh record low Wednesday, extending its slide against the dollar since President Recep Tayyip Erdogan started his third lira weakened by around 7% on Wednesday, hitting against the dollar. The decline took the currency’s loss since Erdogan’s inauguration Saturday and appointment of a new government to more than 8%. The currency has weakened by around 20% since the start of the lira also weakened by more than 7% against the euro on Turkish currency has declined in value since 2021 due to what economists say is Erdogan’s insistence on keeping borrowing costs low to stimulate growth despite skyrocketing inflation. The policy runs contrary to conventional economic approaches that call for higher interest rates to tame say Erdogan’s government propped up the lira in the run-up to Turkey’s presidential and parliamentary elections last month, using foreign currency reserves to keep the exchange rate under control. The lira’s weakening suggested the government was slackening its control of the currency. Inflation in Turkey peaked to a staggering 85% in October before easing to in Saturday, Erdogan reappointed Mehmet Simsek, an internationally respected former banker, as treasury and finance minister in his new Cabinet. The appointment was viewed as a sign that Erdogan’s new administration might pursue more conventional economic a former Merrill Lynch banker who previously served as finance minister and deputy prime minister under Erdogan, returned to the Cabinet after a five-year break from politics. At a ceremony on Sunday, he said Turkey had no other option than to return to a “rational ground.”In a tweet posted Monday shortly after he took the oath of office in parliament, Simsek vowed to oversee Turkey’s finances with “transparency, consistency, accountability and predictability.” “As we navigate through domestic and international challenges, we affirm our commitment to rules-based policymaking to enhance predictability,” he wrote. “While there are no short cuts or quick fixes, rest assured that our experience, knowledge and dedication will help us overcome potential impediments ahead. Our immediate priority is to strengthen our team and design a credible program.”

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