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Last updated: June 17, 2025, 13:42  |  Written by: Brian Armstrong

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A BRICS currency could have far-reaching implications: Reduced US Dollar Dependence: It could weaken the US dollar's status as the primary global reserve currency.

How Would a New BRICS Currency Affect the US Dollar?

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BRICS nations are actively promoting trade settlement in local currencies, thereby reducing reliance on the dollar. The potential introduction of a common BRICS

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