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Areas Where BRICS Challenges the USA and Areas Where It Falls Short

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As the global economic balance tilts and new alliances emerge, one question echoes through diplomatic halls and financial markets: Can BRICS really challenge the dominance of the US? With the addition of new members and a renewed push toward de-dollarization, the alliance is no longer just a symbolic bloc. It’s a growing coalition that seeks to reshape the global financial order. But how close are they to actually succeeding? Also Read: India Distances Itself From BRICS To Secure Trade Deals With the US Areas BRICS Challenges the Might of the US Dollar Source: EAI De-Dollarization: A Bold Economic Agenda The de-dollarization initiative from BRICS is indeed the boldest agenda that is shaking the roots of the US-dominated global order. The decision to reduce dependency on the US-based financial assets can cause direct harm to the American economy. The bloc is signing bilateral trade deals using national currencies signaling that it prefers to boost its respective economies. The answer he...

Ray Dalio Warns Trump Tariffs May Unleash Crisis Beyond Recession As Michael Saylor Eyes More Bitcoin

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Michael Saylor is signaling plans to buy more Bitcoin even as billionaire investor Ray Dalio warns that Trump tariffs could unleash something “worse than a recession.” “I think that right now we are at a decision-making point and very close to a recession,” said the Bridgewater Associates founder during an interview with NBC’s Meet the Press yesterday. “And I’m worried about something worse than a recession if this isn’t handled well.” Dalio Says Monetary Order Breaking Down During the interview, Dalio, who predicted the 2008 financial crisis, said that the current global financial sector is undergoing something “much more profound” than a recession, which is just two negative quarters of GDP.  Dalio’s prediction is based on his belief that the monetary order is breaking down, comparing the current times to those just before the Great Depression in the 1930s.  He subsequently warned that history coul...