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BRICS Accelerates De-Dollarization Agenda with Digital Currency Push

BRICS Accelerates De-Dollarization Agenda with Digital Currency Push

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2026-01-02 10:22:01
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The BRICS alliance has entered an aggressive implementation phase of its 2026 de-dollarization roadmap under India's presidency. Key initiatives include the expansion of BRICS Pay, development of a gold-backed settlement unit, and interoperability frameworks for central bank digital currencies (CBDCs). These moves coincide with the bloc's New Development Bank issuing local currency loans to bypass dollar reliance.

India's assumption of the BRICS presidency marks a strategic shift, with New Delhi set to host the 18th summit later this year. Analysts characterize this phase as "De-dollarization 2.0"—a systemic challenge to Western financial hegemony through alternative payment infrastructure.

The initiative carries implications for digital assets, particularly stablecoins and CBDC-related tokens. Market observers note increased institutional interest in blockchain-based settlement solutions as geopolitical tensions accelerate financial fragmentation.

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