BRICS Bank powers Russia’s move to kill the dollar’s reign

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Russia’s not just sitting back, twiddling its thumbs while the dollar runs the global show.

No, no, no. They’re pushing hard, curbing up their de-dollarization game, and the BRICS Bank is their weapon of choice.

New world order?

Sergey Ryabkov, Russia’s Deputy Foreign Minister, spilled the beans in an interview with Komsomolskaya Pravda.

The man’s crystal clear, Russia’s cozying up with the BRICS New Development Bank to pump up financing in national currencies.

Forget the greenback, Moscow wants local currencies to take center stage. Why? Because the West keeps throwing sanctions like punches, trying to choke the bank’s operations inside Russia. But Russia? They’re not backing down.

Under the watchful eye of Dilma Rousseff, re-elected president of the NDB, the bank’s pushing to play fair, no discrimination, no funny business.

Ryabkov says the bank’s management is on the grind, making sure they hit their goals squarely and fairly.

And what are those goals? Expanding non-dollar financing, developing slick new investment tools, and shaking up the financial game.

The world is not enough?

The West’s sanctions? They’re a thorn in the side, slowing down the bank’s operation on Russian soil. Ryabkov doesn’t sugarcoat it, and told that the process is quite challenging.

“Sanctions pressure from Western countries still impedes the normal functioning of the bank.”

And Russia’s not alone in this fight. The BRICS crew, especially the old guard, Brazil, India, China, South Africa, and Russia are all nodding in agreement.

They see these sanctions as not just unfair but downright dangerous, messing with global stability.

Ryabkov thinks these unlawful sanctions don’t just hurt a few countries, but they also shake the whole global economic system.

Changes

The BRICS bloc is standing firm, pushing for a financial world where no single player calls all the shots.

They want a multipolar system, one that’s fairer and less vulnerable to the kind of unilateral smackdowns the West loves to throw around. And as consequence, the dollar’s throne is getting shaky.

Russia and its BRICS partners are rewriting the rules, fueling a global reset in finance. It’s like watching the old guard getting a serious challenge from the new kids on the block. Historical.


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