American pressure on the Zionist regime to reduce relations with China

According to the report of Fars International News Agency, two security officials of the Zionist regime have announced the regime’s intention to “intensify supervision over foreign investments”.

The Axios website, citing these two officials, wrote that the Israeli security cabinet made a decision a few weeks ago to increase the supervision of the regime’s cabinet on foreign investments.

While China was not named directly in this decision, the officials cited by Axios said that Tel Aviv’s new policy is a response to the two-year pressure of the Joe Biden administration to reduce China’s role in sectors such as energy, infrastructure, telecommunications and transportation. Is.

The group known as “Foreign Investment Review Committee” is supposed to review all investments above 20% in companies of different sectors.

The US government has announced that it is seeking to contain China, and for this reason, it is trying to limit relations with Beijing.

About 6 months ago, news sources reported that the Central Bank of the Zionist regime, in a policy that is considered the biggest change in the country’s foreign exchange policy in the past decade, has added the Chinese yuan to other currencies that make up the currency package of foreign reserves of this regime.

The Bloomberg news site wrote in a report that the currency reserves of the Israeli regime reached 200 billion dollars for the first time last year. This year, the Zionist regime has expanded its foreign exchange reserves and has added other currencies such as the Canadian dollar, Australian dollar, yen and yuan to its reserve currencies in addition to the three currencies of the dollar, the euro and the British pound.

“The addition of these currencies indicates a change in the entire investment guidelines and philosophy of Israel,” said Andrew Abiram, the deputy governor of the Central Bank of Israel, in an interview with Bloomberg.

In the annual report of the central bank of the Zionist regime, which was published a few months ago, it is stated that after the meeting of the monetary committee last year, this regime decided to increase its foreign exchange reserves from a basket consisting of pounds and yen 5%, Canadian and Australian currencies each 3.5% and yuan China is 2 percent.

China seeks to increase the use of its currency in global exchanges. New reports that Saudi Arabia is in talks with Beijing to do some oil swaps with the yuan have added to speculation that the currency’s place in global exchanges will rise.

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