We know that the United States is indeed capable of messing up Saudi . Many people may not know that the military base of the United States is right next to the Saudi Aramco oil company, and Saudi Aramco is this country's cornucopia and golden rice bowl.
There are currently 3,000 U.S. troops stationed in Saudi Arabia. Not to mention that Saudi Arabia’s fighter jets and weapons basically come from the United States. Without the logistical support of the United States, Saudi Arabia’s weapons may soon become inoperable.
The area called Daharan was even established when Aramco still belonged to the California Petroleum Company of the United States.
As long as the United States has the ability to mess with Saudi Arabia, it is unlikely that Saudi Arabia will completely use RMB for transactions. After a few small tests, it will be possible, and Saudi Arabia will even use this as a tool to gain benefits from us, and it will also be a tool for Saudi Arabia and the United States to gain benefits.
Both sides take it all. The thing of having both sides is the two eyes in Go, which is and live chess . There is no shortage of mature politicians in Saudi Arabia. Arabia is also a thousand-year-old empire with plenty of skills and experience.
Therefore, we will not see oil RMB in the near future. At most, it will be part of the RMB settlement under currency swap . In this process, Saudi Arabia will definitely seek sufficient benefits and benefits.
I don’t know why someone would spread the news about the petro-yuan in a high-profile way before the high-profile visit at the end of 2022. Now I can only think of two aspects. One is caused by the illusion that one’s own people are overestimating their capabilities, and the other is that someone deliberately caused mischief to make us more embarrassed in the future if we fail.
We now know that it is basically impossible to have a petro-yuan until the United States is defeated. So we should wait for the next step to determine when the golden rice bowl of the petro-yuan will be available.
