BRICS hampir mencapai kesepakatan mengenai mata uang bersama, menunggu dukungan Tiongkok dan India, kata mantan menteri Rusia
The creation of a new international currency within the BRICS alliance is approaching fruition, with only the final nod from all member states pending. Sergey Glazyev, the former Russian minister, disclosed during an interview with TV BRICS that the development phase of the proposed currency is nearly complete. It now hinges on the collective political will of the BRICS nations, especially from India and China. Currently, the proposed currency has garnered support from three member countries, revealed Glazyev. Sergey Glazyev, ex-Russian minister Russia, taking the helm next year, could potentially steer the remaining BRICS nations towards agreement. Plans to organize an international conference to finalize the introduction of the currency are already on the horizon. This move underlines Russias commitment to consolidating support for the new currency. The viability and attractiveness of the proposed currency The envisaged currency promises enhanced stability, an allure not lost on potential adopters. Glazyev outlined that the currencys foundation rests on a dual-basket system. It will be pegged to both the national currencies of BRICS members and a diverse portfolio of exchange commodities. This structure aims to offer a bulwark against devaluation, positioning the currency as a formidable competitor to established currencies like the US dollar, the pound, and






