New BRICS nations join the fastest-growing geopolitical block, raising questions about dedollarization's proximity.
BRICS just got bigger! Indonesia joins the mix as the first Southeast Asian nation to gain full membership, amping up the bloc's influence in the emerging markets scene.
BRICS aims to cut down on U.S. dollar reliance with alternative payment systems by 2025, focusing on using local currencies for trade.
Trump's 100% tariff threats to BRICS for supporting a new currency won't halt de-dollarization. Crypto markets might feel the ripple effect.
BRICS nations are set to dominate, with their GDP projected to surpass half of the global economy in 10-15 years, challenging Western power.
Over 20 countries, including Azerbaijan, Bahrain, and Bangladesh, are interested in joining BRICS, says Russian aide Ushakov. This increasing interest may signal a shift in the global power dynamic. BRICS remains open to partnerships with like-minded nations, suggesting new alliances may reshape international relations.
A possible BRICS gold-backed digital currency could change global trade and challenge the U.S. dollar's dominance.
BRICS gears up for major 2025 meetings under Brazil, aiming to match G20's influence through collaboration. Brazilian Foreign Minister Mauro Vieira emphasizes their growing stature.
Trump is threatening 100% tariffs on BRICS nations working to reduce reliance on the U.S. dollar. This tension highlights the battle over global currency dominance with significant economic implications.
BRICS nations are challenging the dominance of the U.S. dollar, critiquing U.S. diplomacy tactics. As global economic tensions rise, BRICS ramps up efforts to reduce dollar reliance, sparking a showdown with the Trump administration. Russia is vocal in its disapproval of U.S. influence strategies in the ongoing currency struggle.
Russia is pushing for a BRICS payment system to reduce dependency on the US dollar, says Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov. This move signals a shift towards alternative financial systems among BRICS nations.
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Alexander Babakov, Russian State Duma Deputy Chairman, dismissed President-elect Trump's tariff threats on BRICS, emphasizing digital currencies' potential in facilitating global trade.
BRICS nations are considering strategic moves involving Bitcoin amidst global tensions. Putin warns of Bitcoin's potential impact on economic reserves, while speculations arise around Bitcoin reaching $100,000. These developments highlight Bitcoin's increasing role in international strategies.
BRICS nations anticipate economic and geopolitical tensions due to U.S. tariff threats, potentially leading to trade retaliation and shifts in international alliances.
Economist Jim Rickards claims BRICS already uses gold as a common currency amid Trump's tariff threats, dismissing the need for a new currency.
Putin suggests using digital currencies for BRICS investment platform settlements, indicating work has started on this initiative.
China affirms its commitment to the BRICS coalition amidst tariff threats from the U.S., stressing the importance of global economic cooperation.
Trump's proposed 100% tariffs on BRICS goods may increase U.S. prices significantly and push a global shift from the dollar, warns economist Jacques Sapir.
Duvvuri Subbarao, former Indian central bank governor, challenges the legality of Donald Trump’s suggestion to sanction BRICS nations for abandoning the dollar.
Brazil may become the first nation to establish strategic bitcoin reserve regulations, potentially influencing BRICS economic policies.
Brazil dismisses Trump's BRICS tariff threats, viewing them as rhetoric, and focuses on a single currency vision.
A Russian expert suggests BRICS payment plans may impact global crypto markets, with Bitcoin's popularity enduring.
Wharton's Jeremy Siegel highlights Bitcoin as a greater threat to the US dollar than BRICS, critiquing Trump's stance on Bitcoin and tariffs.
South Africa has denied reports of a BRICS currency plan despite Trump's tariff threats. The BRICS bloc, comprising Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, reportedly faced pressure from Trump's policy, but the currency creation plan has been dismissed as false.
Donald Trump warns of punitive tariffs against BRICS countries, declaring a "war" against those threatening the US dollar's supremacy.
Trump threatens 100% tariffs on BRICS countries for abandoning the dollar, similar to his past approach with China, Mexico, and Canada.
Donald Trump warns BRICS nations against creating a currency to replace the US dollar, threatening tariffs and market access loss. His "America First" policy aims to maintain the dollar's dominance. BRICS discusses de-dollarization, exploring alternatives like the yuan and stablecoins, amid potential shifts in international trade dynamics.
Donald Trump warns BRICS nations against replacing the USD and threatens 100% tariffs if a new currency emerges.
Central banks are reconsidering the use of CBDCs for cross-border payments as interest declines, with growing concern over mBridge's connections to BRICS.
Russia confirms that no countries have declined invitations to join the BRICS alliance, with the final list to be announced by year-end.
Former US President Donald Trump urges BRICS nations to commit to using the US dollar in international transactions.
