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🚨LATEST: China and Oman sign pact to expand digital currency and cross-border payment cooperation. Their central banks signed the agreement in Beijing alongside a five-year currency swap worth 30 BILLION yuan, equivalent to 1.5 billion Omani rials.

LG Group’s tech arm brings Chainlink into Korea’s digital money push @chainlink and LG CNS, the technology arm of LG Group, announced a strategic partnership on Thursday. LG CNS will add Chainlink’s tools for moving data and assets across blockchains to its digital asset platform for Korean institutions; the two will also work together on Korean stablecoins and local technical standards. LG CNS is the lead contractor for the Bank of Korea’s Project Hangang, a digital currency pilot whose first phase involved about 80,000 customers across seven banks. LG Group holds ₩186 trillion (about $140B) in assets across 63 affiliates.

Saudi Arabia’s sudden exit from Project mBridge—the Beijing-led digital currency initiative aimed at de-dollarization—marks a significant pivot in global geopolitics. By stepping away from China’s alternative cross-border payment system, Riyadh has effectively reaffirmed its reliance on the U.S. dollar and the traditional petrodollar architecture. This strategic retreat highlights the limits of Saudi Arabia's diplomatic pivot to Beijing. Faced with escalating regional security threats from Houthi forces and China's evident reluctance to intervene militarily, the Kingdom has had to prioritize its immediate defense needs over its long-term financial diversification. Amid reports that Houthi rebels are utilizing Chinese-manufactured missile technology, Riyadh's short-lived financial experiment with Beijing has hit a wall. Ultimately, when survival is on the line, Saudi Arabia has recognized that its ultimate security guarantee still rests firmly with Washington.