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Demetrius Remmiegius 🇰🇪
@DemetriusRO6
Always a trader, Often a shitposter, sometimes an educator. Forensic Analyst. Me vs Me.
Kitale, Kenya Katılım Aralık 2015
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China has just blocked U.S. sanctions.
This is huge.
This is the beginning of the shift in global power.
This directly challenges the U.S.’s ability to enforce its "long-arm jurisdiction" through the global financial system.
Historically, U.S. sanctions worked because most global trade required access to the U.S. dollar and banking system.
By issuing a formal injunction to ignore these sanctions
Beijing is signaling that it will protect its entities from American legal reach.
China’s Ministry of Commerce stated that U.S. sanctions violate international law and basic norms.
This is one of the first times China has used its 2021 national security laws to order domestic banks to ignore U.S. directives.
"Teapot" refineries are small, independent facilities that have become a strategic pillar for China’s energy security.
These refineries, mainly in Shandong province, buy oil from sanctioned nations like Iran and Russia.
By letting private "teapots" handle risky trade, China’s state-owned giants (like Sinopec) can remain technically compliant with global standards.
Teapots now account for roughly a quarter of China's total refinery capacity.
This conflict accelerates the move away from the U.S. dollar in the energy sector.
These refineries frequently settle trades in Chinese yuan instead of dollars, insulating them from U.S. financial freezes.
This is the erosion of the petrodollar.
This is the catalyst for de-dollarisation, as more countries see that energy trade can function entirely outside the U.S. orbit.
The U.S. has increasingly targeted Hengli Petrochemical and others to cut off Iran’s financial lifelines during the current conflict.
China’s refusal to comply suggests the start of a parallel system and the creation of a trade ecosystem
Complete with a shadow fleet of tankers that the U.S. cannot easily stop without direct military intervention.
It solidifies a "bloc" where sanctioned nations provide cheap energy to China in exchange for a secure financial outlet.
This shows that if the U.S. cannot force Chinese banks to cooperate, its primary tool for global influence, financial sanctions, loses its teeth.
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