De-dollarisation

BRICS nations aim to reduce reliance on the U.S. dollar, impacting sectors like banking, tech, and retail. Challenges include hyperinflation risks and debt concerns. A BRICS currency could reshape global finance, challenging the dollar's dominance and affecting sectors across the U.S. economy.

UAE and China reshape global economics through strategic alignment, local currency trade, and a pivotal move towards multipolarity.

Crypto's fate in U.S. faces uncertainty as support grows for a potential ban, prompting active community mobilisation for advocacy and growth.

Argentina, faces a pivotal juncture with the rejection of a BRICS alliance invitation, substantial Peso devaluation, and ambitious plans for dollarisation, raising uncertainties about the nation's economic future.

China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) explores the potential transformation in global currency dynamics, challenging the longstanding dominance of the USD.

BRICS nations are spearheading a strategic de-dollarisation movement, challenging the long-standing dominance of the US dollar in global trade and signalling a transformative shift in the traditional financial order.

China has unveiled new developments in their central bank digital currency project

BRICS accelerates de-dollarisation efforts with digital Yuan amid expanding influence.

At one of the keynote speeches, Aragon Han from Vatee talks about exploring the impacts of the rise of the anti-USD movement.