Do you think other nations would feel more comfortable holding Rubles instead? No, because most nations trust Russia even less than the US. In these uncertain times DXY has been going parabolic, so I think it looks like people are more than happy having the dollar as the world reserve currency right now. Also as I said China which is the second superpower behind the US has it's hand tied when it comes to the dollar as it holds $3 trillion of US debt. Either they accept that the dollar is king or write off the debt.
If other nations want to trust the USA more they are making a mistake. The US can't even take care of itself. Look at all the democratic run hell holes like San Francisco, Chicago. Look at the mess in Philadelphia. The only thing US will do in "helping" other nations is exporting their failed bullshit. Sweden is now enjoying the wonders of DIEversity.
Did Russia seize assets of foreigners recently as the western nations did to Russians? No they did not. Russia has stated that they will respect private ownership.
I trust Russia more than the USA or all the other bought and paid for western nations in 2022. If you want to trust USA go for it. I think you're misguided and mistaken but don't really care either way.
https://www.rt.com/business/552077-russia-will-respect-private-ownership/Russia will respect private ownership unlike the West – PutinNo plans to nationalize foreign assets in the country, according to the Russian president
Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday the country has no plans to nationalize foreign assets in response to seizures of Russian property abroad.
"Unlike Western countries, we will respect property rights," he added.
The arrests of the nation’s foreign assets, and those of Russian businesses, is a lesson for the country's entrepreneurs, according to Putin.
"There is nothing more reliable than investments at home," the president said.
“We must understand that a new package of sanctions and restrictions against us would have followed in any development of events.”
Last week, the Russian government proposed to nationalize the property of exiting foreign companies in response to the seizures of Russian-owned property and money abroad.
A number of mostly Western countries have sanctioned Russian businessmen and seized their assets. About half of the country’s gold and foreign exchange reserves, some $300 billion, have been frozen by central banks.
The US and its European allies have imposed unprecedented sanctions on Russia after Moscow launched a military operation in Ukraine. Sanctions have forced hundreds of Western companies to halt operations and investments in the country.