India and Indonesia have officially

BRICS countries to stop trading in US dollar, plans to

BRICS UAE, Saudi expansion marks biggest challenge

India and Indonesia have officially agreed to ditch the US dollar for cross-border trade. The two BRICS nations will now conduct transactions using their national

BRICS members India and Saudi

BRICS members India and Saudi Arabia might soon ditch the U.S. dollar and trade in local currencies. India is the second-largest trading partner with Saudi Arabia, and

India willing to ditch the dollar in trade with BRICS

BRICS: India Negotiating With Over 20 Countries to Ditch US Dollar

There has been increasing talk

There has been increasing talk of the BRICS nations (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) developing a new currency that will rival the US dollar as the global

BRICS: India & Saudi Arabia Begin Discussions to Ditch US Dollar

Which Two BRICS Nations Officially Agree To Ditch the US Dollar

Now

Saudi Arabia sits on fence over BRICS with eye on vital ties with US

BRICS expansion: The Saudi surprise adds momentum

Now, the expanded BRICS bloc has seen India engage in negotiations with over 20 countries to agree to ditch the US dollar. Specifically, the nation is seeking to discuss

Saudi Arabia has held off

Saudi Arabia has held off formally joining the BRICS bloc of nations despite attending a meeting in Brazil last week, two sources said, finessing an issue that could upset

De-dollarisation: shifting power between the US and BRICS