As Trump Threatens BRICS, Dollar’s Days Look Numbered

As Trump threatens BRICS, dollar’s days look numbered

President Donald Trump’s recent threat to impose a 10 percent tariff on any country aligning with BRICS policies highlights the deep anxiety within the US establishment over the declining role of the dollar in global trade.

The Big Banks Really Don’t Want BRICS-Plus to Stop Using the US Dollar

Big Banks may face challenges as BRICS-Plus countries reduce reliance on the US dollar.

Breaking the Dollar Hegemony: BRICS and the Emergence of a New Global Financial Pivot

The 17th BRICS Summit held under the theme “Global South for Global Order,” marked a pivotal moment in the bloc’s campaign to redefine global economic structures. The Rio Summit placed de-dollarisation at the table of BRICS’ collective strategy. In the foreseeable future, the world is more likely to witness currency diversification rather than a full dethroning of the dollar. For BRICS, the real success may lie not in replacing the dollar overni…

Can BRICS truly rival the West? The dream faces harsh realities

When the BRICS bloc-originally comprised of Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa-was formed, it was touted as the future of multipolarity. A coalition of rising economies, united by shared frustration with Western dominance in global institutions, BRICS was meant to offer an alternative vision of world order. With the recent expansion to include Iran, Egypt, Ethiopia, the United Arab Emirates, and Indonesia, some hailed the emergence o…

Stop Worrying About the BRICS Alliance

Stop Worrying About the BRICS Alliance By Peter Zeihan The BRICS alliance is like a clown at a five-year-old’s birthday party…terrifying when your five, but just kind of weird and sad for all the adults. And if you’re still scared of the BRICS alliance, I hate to break it to you, but you might be the […] Source