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Group 1 - The core viewpoint is that the significant increase in China's purchase of Russian gold reflects a strategic move towards de-dollarization between the two countries [1][5]. - China has purchased a record amount of Russian gold, spending $961 million in November alone, with total purchases reaching $1.9 billion in the first eleven months of the year, which is over nine times last year's total [1][3]. - The rapid growth in gold purchases from almost negligible levels to a ninefold increase indicates a strong and consistent trend rather than a one-time spike [3]. Group 2 - Western sanctions have led to a situation where Russian gold is banned from being purchased by Western countries, allowing China to acquire it at a discount while mitigating risks associated with dollar assets [5]. - This gold trade exemplifies a restructuring of the global financial landscape, highlighting the increasing steps towards de-dollarization [5].