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In a recent meeting in Cape Town, South Africa, the foreign ministers of the BRICS countries, along with representatives from more than twelve nations, emphasized their intention to establish an international trading currency.Sounds more like an international payments system rather than a currency for public use. Some details are given but so far it is nebulous other than the joint commitment to do it.Covert GeopoliticsRussia Confirms BRICS Will Create A Gold-Backed Currency
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In a recent meeting in Cape Town, South Africa, the foreign ministers of the BRICS countries, along with representatives from more than twelve nations, emphasized their intention to establish an international trading currency.Sounds more like an international payments system rather than a currency for public use. Some details are given but so far it is nebulous other than the joint commitment to do it.Covert GeopoliticsRussia Confirms BRICS Will Create A Gold-Backed Currency
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In a recent meeting in Cape Town, South Africa, the foreign ministers of the BRICS countries, along with representatives from more than twelve nations, emphasized their intention to establish an international trading currency.Sounds more like an international payments system rather than a currency for public use. Some details are given but so far it is nebulous other than the joint commitment to do it.
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Russia Confirms BRICS Will Create A Gold-Backed Currency