Ethiopia: Navigating the U.S. President-Elect's Tariff Threats - Implications for Brics+ and Strategic Responses
- China expects fellow BRICS members to resist President-elect Donald Trump's tariff threats, stated Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lin Jian.
- The BRICS countries are shifting towards using national currencies for trade and foreign economic activities.
- South Africa advocates for increased use of national currencies to reduce foreign exchange fluctuations rather than focusing on de-dollarisation.
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China Says BRICS Nations Will Push Back Against Trump Tariff Threat
China expects fellow members of the BRICS economic bloc to push back against President-elect Donald Trump’s tariff threats. The post China Says BRICS Nations Will Push Back Against Trump Tariff Threat appeared first on Breitbart.
Donald Trump threatened a tariff adjustment to emerging countries if they continue the proposal to replace the dollar with an alternative currency
De-dollarization Effort in Spotlight After Trump’s Tariff Threat on BRICS - The Thinking Conservative
Trump threatened to slap a 100% tariff on the economies of BRICS nations if they try to abandon the U.S. dollar as the chief international reserve currency. The post De-dollarization Effort in Spotlight After Trump’s Tariff Threat on BRICS appeared first on The Thinking Conservative.
Tariff threats on BRICS miss the point
While addressing a question regarding the U.S. president-elect's threat on Sunday to impose a 100 percent tariff on BRICS countries if they don't give up their plan to create a currency that could replace the U.S. dollar.
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