EAUE Ditches USD, Settles $112 Billion in National Currencies - Global Financial Shift Accelerates

EAUE nations just dropped the dollar—and Wall Street's scrambling.

The $112 billion pivot to national currencies isn't just a trade shift; it's a financial system revolt. No more greenback dominance, no more playing by old rules.

Why This Hurts Traditional Finance

Banks just lost their favorite middleman cut. Settlement times? Slashed. Exposure to U.S. monetary policy? Gone. The move exposes how bloated correspondent banking has become—and how unnecessary it is now.

Timing Is Everything

They launched this as Treasury yields wobbled and inflation fears simmered. Coincidence? Hardly. This is monetary pragmatism meets geopolitical strategy.

Where This Leaves the Dollar

Still king, but looking fragile. Every bilateral deal like this chips away at the exorbitant privilege the U.S. enjoys—and frankly, hasn't earned lately. Another 'reserve currency'? Maybe not. But a multipolar financial world? Inevitable.

Let's be real: the finance giants preaching dollar stability are the same ones skimming fees off every cross-border transaction. This move doesn't just bypass the dollar—it bypasses them.

EAUE Countries: Russia & Kyrgyzstan Pay $112 Billion in National Currencies

Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin confirmed that trade between EAUE countries is settled in national currencies, not the USD. The settlements were imitated in the first five months of 2025 alone, indicating a surge of 6.8% from last year. This issaid Mishustin during a meeting with Kyrgyzstan’s cabinet head Adylbek Kasymaliyev. The EAUE alliance consists of five member nations: Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Armenia.

he noted. The EAUE bloc is equipping itself with steady investments and trade, and the numbers could soar higher next year. This puts the USD on the back foot as national currencies rule the roost among EAUE nations. Moreover, sanctions placed on Russia by the WHITE House are what’s making the alliance use local currencies for trade and transactions.

Kasymaliyev also stressed that trade between Kyrgyzstan and Russia is expected to reach the $5 billion mark in the coming years.he said.he stressed. He added that the EAUE settling $112 billion in national currencies and not the USD is