Following the Saudi Arabia’s exit from the petrodollar deal, one would wonder what would propel Saudi Arabia to exit this deal after such a long time. Could it be a coincidence that this exit also happen to clash with Saudi Arabia’s new membership with BRICS. What then would this mean for the future of the US dollar?
XingChiSerbia may join BRICS, diversifying the alliance. Its economy is forecasted to grow, but structural reforms are needed. BRICS aims to reshape global trade.
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BerniceRussia's plan to expand BRICS to 40 nations challenges Western economic dominance, signaling a major shift in global power dynamics.
SanyaIran's entry into BRICS and the quest for a unified currency is a bold maneuver in international relations. It challenges the established financial order and reflects the dynamic nature of global power structures. As this narrative unfolds, it captivates global attention, potentially heralding a critical chapter in the history of global finance.
EdmundRussia, led by President Putin, plans to expand BRICS, welcoming Saudi Arabia, UAE, Egypt, Iran, and Ethiopia, signaling a global power shift. This contrasts with Argentina's skepticism under President Milei, rejecting BRICS over financial concerns.
EdmundBRICS nations are spearheading a strategic de-dollarisation movement, challenging the long-standing dominance of the US dollar in global trade and signalling a transformative shift in the traditional financial order.
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Hui XinAn economic alliance of nations known as BRICS is reportedly preparing to introduce a new...
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