Russia and China have started making mutual payments in trade in their national currencies, Chinese Deputy Commerce Minister told reporters in Moscow on Saturday.
“The Chinese yuan is now a hard currency in Russia,” Chong Shan said, adding that the two countries were mulling a joint investment fund.
In the past 12 months the bilateral trade figure has reached almost $80 billion, and the volume of direct investment now stands at $4 billion.
TASS
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