Finance Minister Warns Brics De Dollarization Leads To Disaster

Last updated: June 10, 2025, 15:19

Finance Minister Warns Brics De Dollarization Leads To Disaster

Amid rising dollar risks

World trade is fragmenting into opposing blocks, warns the IMF. The BRICS and their allies are distancing themselves from the West. BRICS are attempting to de-dollarize

Amid rising dollar risks, Brics states should integrate their currency and bond markets, and tax dollar transactions to promote local currency use.

BRICS is pushing harder for de-dollarization in 2025, sparking concern among experts. Zimbabwe’s ex-Finance Minister Tendai Biti warns this could lead to financial disaster for

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HARARE – Former finance minister and opposition CCC top politician Tendai Biti has warned of further economic “disaster” if President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s

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Tendai Biti warns of an imminent financial abyss for Zimbabwe, predicting disastrous consequences for the constituent countries of the BRICS if they were to embark on

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To counter American financial dominance

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To counter American financial dominance, the recently expanded BRICS group has explored potential means of de-dollarization. This would entail reducing the number of

A former Zimbabwe finance minister

A former Zimbabwe finance minister said de-dollarization could result in an economic disaster. Zimbabwe has applied to join the BRICS bank, where there's debate about