BRICS Just Changed The Rules, And The Entire World Is About To Change Forever

BRICS Just Changed The Rules, And The Entire World Is About To Change Forever

Let’s chat about BRICS—a group that includes Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa. This collection of growing economies is really making waves around the world. Recently, they announced a new payment system that surprised the US. This is a big deal! It means that a lot of countries are looking to trade without relying on the US dollar, which has been the main currency for quite a while. This shift could really change how countries do business with each other.

Now, picture this: countries trading directly with each other without having to convert their money into dollars first. That’s what the BRICS Pay system is all about! And here’s the exciting part—159 countries are on board! That’s a huge chunk of the globe! This new payment system is set to launch during the 2024 Summit from October 22 to 24, and it’s thrilling to think about how it could reshape international trade. Russian officials have confirmed that these countries are ready to dive into the BRICS Pay system. This clearly shows that many nations are eager to find new ways to manage their finances, moving away from systems dominated by the US. With so many countries interested, it’s a strong sign that they want to take charge of their own economic futures.

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So, let’s talk about what the BRICS Pay system really is. It’s a blockchain-based platform that lets countries trade using their local currencies. This means Brazil can trade with Russia without needing to convert their money into dollars first. For countries like Russia, which have faced tough economic sanctions, this is a total game-changer. It makes trading easier and could even save businesses money when dealing with international trade. Don’t forget to mark your calendars for the 2024 Summit! That’s where we expect the official launch of the BRICS Pay system. Countries like Venezuela, Malaysia, and Turkey are already in talks to join this exciting new platform. But it’s not just about making transactions; it’s about building stronger relationships and creating a more connected world. The buzz around this summit is growing, and many nations see it as a chance to redefine their economic futures.

Here’s where things get interesting: Turkey, a NATO member, is looking to join BRICS, which could really shake up global politics. Turkey’s interest shows they want to strengthen ties with non-Western allies, and this could change how they interact with NATO and the US. It’s a clear sign that countries are searching for alternatives to traditional power structures, and that could have big implications for global alliances. While BRICS is making bold moves, the United States is facing some serious challenges. Recent signs suggest that the US might be headed for a recession, and that’s got a lot of people worried. The once-mighty US economy is showing signs of strain, leaving many to question what the future holds.
Let’s break it down: several key economic indicators are sending out warning signals. The ISM manufacturing index, which measures production levels, has been dropping. It’s not just a small dip; it’s hinting at a possible slowdown in production.

Plus, recent labor reports show job openings are decreasing, and unemployment might be creeping up. These numbers affect real people and families, making the future feel uncertain. Now, let’s compare that with what’s happening in BRICS countries. While the US struggles with inflation and a shaky job market, places like India and China are showing more strength. For instance, India has been enjoying solid economic growth, with GDP growth rates around 6-7% in recent years. This contrast highlights how BRICS countries are positioning themselves as viable options for trade and investment, especially as the US economy faces challenges. If the US does slip into a recession, it could create ripple effects around the world. Developing nations, especially those aligned with BRICS, might find new opportunities to strengthen their economic ties.

As the dollar’s dominance starts to fade, BRICS nations could step up and say, “We’ve got this!” This shift could lead to a world where power is shared among various nations rather than concentrated in one. With all this economic uncertainty, former President Donald Trump has made a bold move by throwing down the gauntlet with a warning about potential tariffs. At a recent campaign rally, he declared that countries moving away from the US dollar for trade could face a staggering 100% tariff. This is a serious threat and highlights the growing tensions between the US and BRICS nations.

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[antonbadea]

For 70 years the world had been bullying and deceved from many ungles...

[lawrencechong]

Change for the better. No more wars and destruction but development and prosperity for all mankind. The world is big enough for all.

[abdulqadirabulawal.]

😂😂😂😂. The US will plunge and never to recoup its power, while BRICS will rise certainly. 😂

[HappyPandaBear]

AWESOME FOR BRICS+ NATIONS ALL THE WAY!👍🏼🌏🌍🌎☮️🙏🙂❗️

[conner.]

BRICS are rising exponentially while the G7 are looking like amateurs ….

[pakjai]

The NATO alliance is a conglomeration of fewer than 40 countries, while the rest of the world consists of over 160 developing and emerging developed countries. Turkey is smart to make this change.

[aladeobafemi]

We are all tire of America Britain Germany France slavery method we need another word power that will not be a looters and war business organisation like USA etc

[janenewman]

Looks like USA has fierce competition. They will have to change attitude and concentrate on getting their country up and going.. If you can't look after yourself, you can't look after anyone else. Other Nations are finding this out fast. Lead by example..USA and NATO don't seem to have any worthy ones . China has done well ..Russia has too despite tarries and sanctions..Why? Because they have looked after themselves..achieved hard effort..achieving trust in the progress

[peterlim]

The only way to avoid US confiscation of their reserves! 😂😂😂

[marlenefunk]

I would think that each country would feel more secure and comfortable in using their own currency. It will take some getting used to for some.

[roninnotasheeplikeyou.]

Thank you Robot Biff for this most informative update! 👍

[MarilynCarr-sxrl]

I wonder if Black people globally no matter what country we LIVE in, CAN WE join

[MusicaChristianaElSalvadorCA]

Dule of sanctions countries are moving out of the US dollar and choosing BRICS instead of G7
G7 is loosing cause of nasty Sanctions

[henrylo]

Do you really think that people will care what the USA thinks? Those days are over!!

[ubpmstq]

Good for america karma is catching up❤

[Mano-zt]

The biggest blunder of century is US blocking Russia from Swift and blocking their payments. 😂

[d.c.monday]

Trump: Because tariffs worked so well last time. The BRICS pay system is supposed to change how countries trade. People worldwide are sick of American bullying and interference in their internal affairs. The sooner the US goes under, the better.

[ukuk]

Excellent analysis and delivery

1 Currency conversion rate
2 What about countries print massive Local currency flooding markers
3 Checks & Balances

[ubpmstq]

American nightmare it's just an inch away😅

[devashisnanda]

The current state department of US must take a break sit down and think what decisions did they take that made their enemies the Brics gain more prominence and their friends in europe to suffer and to add insult to injury the dollar is in danger.