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De-dollarisation: BRICS takes a measured route, focuses on payments and not on common currencyThere is no mention of a common BRICS currency or a formal call for replacement of the US dollar. Instead, the document sticks to the more ...- De-dollarisation and its impact on commodities and global tradeFor decades, the US dollar has dominated global trade and commodity markets. Most commodities, including crude oil, natural gas, gold, indu...
- India's BRICS play may have a payment plan with no hard cashIndia is unlikely to back a common BRICS currency at the September 12-13 summit, instead favouring links between national payment systems a...
- Not a bloc, not anti-West: What India's BRICS hosting really signalsIndia hosts the expanded BRICS summit, showcasing its significant global role. The group's growth reflects the non-western world's desire f...
- BRICS chief backs de-dollarisation, says local currencies are the way forwardBRICS Chamber Chairman Sameep Shastri supports de-dollarisation for a multipolar economic system. He believes local currency trade and digi...
- BRICS Summit in New Delhi: The grand finale is India's moment to navigate a bigger, and more divided blocIndia hosts the BRICS summit, aiming to unify the expanded group. The enlarged bloc now includes major energy producers and consumers, fost...
- India needs stronger export push as energy imports drive trade deficits with BRICS nations: BRICS CCI ChairmanIndia must increase exports to BRICS nations to counter trade deficits from energy imports. Greater focus is needed on export promotion and...
- BRICS 2026: From bigger to better? The New Delhi summit may put trade, tech and energy in focusBRICS 2026 will test whether the expanded 11-member grouping can translate its growing economic and geopolitical weight into practical coop...
- Modi-Xi-Putin together again: What will the Bishkek photo-op tell?India’s next Modi-Xi-Putin photograph at the SCO summit in Bishkek is likely to carry geopolitical weight, but it should not be read as evi...
- Global Market: China, Hong Kong stocks rise as AI rebound boosts investor sentimentOn Wednesday, stocks in China and Hong Kong surged, reflecting a favourable global market environment. Technology and artificial intelligen...
- New Development Bank plans $7.5 billion funding to deepen rupee lendingThe New Development Bank is set to invest $7.5 billion in India, focusing on local currency financing aimed at strengthening emerging econo...
- America hurting its own interest; India well-insulated against US tariffs on Russian oil, expert saysIndia's economy shows resilience against US sanctions on Russian crude oil. Potential tariffs on nations buying Russian oil will minimally ...
- House panel bats for interim crypto self-regulation under RBI/SEBI oversight, stresses investor protection normsA parliamentary committee has proposed the establishment of a self-regulatory organization for cryptocurrencies, functioning under the supe...
- De-dollarisation, war, and debt: Why gold is regaining monetary relevanceGold is regaining prominence as global markets face geopolitical tensions, rising debt and de-dollarisation trends. Central bank buying, st...
- Markets in wait-and-watch mode as earnings season kicks off: Sunil SubramaniamMarket expert Sunil Subramaniam notes mixed signals regarding a potential trade deal between the U.S. and India, impacting market expectati...
- Trade tensions, not BRICS, are the bigger threat to global stability: Geoff DennisGeoff Dennis, an Independent EM Commentator, dismisses the notion of BRICS posing a currency threat to the US, despite China's desire for a...
- India seeks Rupee’s global reach, but no plan to replace US dollar: EAM S JaishankarExternal Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar, speaking in London, clarified that India has no policy to replace the US dollar as the global re...
- Does the gold rally have more steam left?Gold rally defies norms amid US debt rise and stable Debt to GDP. Global geopolitics and de-dollarisation fuel surge. Central banks favor g...
- The end of King Dollar? The forces at play in de-dollarisationThe dollar's status as the world's dominant currency is under fresh scrutiny due to rivalry with China, the fallout from Russia's war in Uk...
- S E Asia should 'de-dollarise', but slowly: AnalystsSoutheast Asian countries that rely heavily on the dollar might be alarmed at its recent steep decline, but analysts warn against sudden mo...
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