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De-dollarization: Egypt drubs dollar in trade with BRICS nations - Vimarsana News

De-dollarization: Egypt drubs dollar in trade with BRICS nations

Egypt now seeks to use local currencies to pay for its imports from India, China, and Russia – key members of the BRICS

Even America's biggest bank says de-dollarisation is a trend here to persist - Vimarsana News

Even America's biggest bank says de-dollarisation is a trend here to persist

The dollar's share of foreign exchange reserves has dropped significantly after the West froze Russia's $330 billion in reserves last year for its invasion of Ukraine

De dollarisation Still A Far fetched Dream For India - Vimarsana News

De dollarisation Still A Far fetched Dream For India

Modi government through various policies is aiming to make India more resilient to external shocks and strengthen its negotiating capabilities in international trade , , De-dollarisation, india, indian economy, Economic trade, trade in rupee, russian government, indian government

JPMorgan Flags Some Signs of Emerging De-dollarization - Vimarsana News

JPMorgan Flags Some Signs of Emerging De-dollarization

LONDON -Signs of de-dollarisation are unfolding in the global economy, strategists at the biggest U.S. bank JPMorgan said ...

Dedollarisation: China launches attack on US Dollar, state-owned banks lower interest rates on dollar deposits to boost forex settlements in yuan - Vimarsana News

Dedollarisation: China launches attack on US Dollar, state-owned banks lower interest rates on dollar deposits to boost forex settlements in yuan

In China, interest rates offered by the banks on dollar deposits of $50,000 and above have been capped at 4.3 per cent