As BRICS expansion makes an

Analysis: Argentina’s BRICS membership shows growing

BRICS Expansion, Argentina, and a Shifting Global Order

As BRICS expansion makes an impact from Africa to the Middle East and beyond, Latin America remains a region to watch. In its efforts to resurrect the Mercosur trade bloc, Brazilian

Argentine exports to the PRC

Thursday’s announcement that Argentina will join the BRICS bloc shows the country’s value to Brazil and the growing influence of Asia on the world stage, analysts have

BRICS Influence Grows as Argentina Settles 19% of Imports in

Argentine exports to the PRC grew approximately eightfold, from $1.09 billion in 2025 to $7.93 billion in 2025, while Argentine imports from China grew over 53-fold, from

China plays the leading role

China’s Growing Influence from BRICS ExpansionEMORY

Exploring Argentina's Potential Entry into BRICS Amid Economic

China plays the leading role in trade and investment between BRICS members and exerts a strong influence on their economic growth. First, according to a report

The decline in reliance on

Dollar Dominance: Chinese Yuan, BRICS Currency Won't Supplant

Argentina seeks to realign bilateral ties as trade deficit with China

The decline in reliance on the U.S. dollar is becoming evident as the BRICS nations take proactive measures.

As part of China

As part of China’s bid to internationalize its currency, a number of countries beyond Russiaincluding Saudi Arabia, Bangladesh, India, Argentina, Brazil, Pakistan, Iraq

The discussion around Argentina’s possible entry into BRICS unfolds in the context of economic hardships, presenting the country with the need for strategic decisions

BRICS Influence: Argentina Settles 19% Imports in

Argentina is seeking to realign

Argentina is seeking to realign business relations with China, as bilateral trade with the Asian giant has opened up a $9.5 billion trade deficit, constricting the Latin American nation’s

BRICS Countries: GDP, Foreign Currency Reserves, and Trade

In October, Argentina used the Chinese yuan to setle a portion of the $2.6 billion owed to the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Using the Chinese yuan from a currency exchange line

The Evolution of Chinese Engagement in Argentina under Javier