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A strong US dollar creates dangerous global economic conditions by making American exports less competitive, crushing emerging market economies with expensive debt, and accelerating worldwide de-dollarization efforts. Right now, the still strong US dollar is actually causing significant problems as countries struggle with dollar-denominated debt that becomes increasingly expensive to repay, along with essential commodities priced in dollars that inflate costs globally. Also Read: J.P. Morgan: BRICS De-Dollarization Will Trigger US Borrowing Spike Strong US Dollar Effects On Trade, Trump, And Global De-Dollarization Source: Asia Times Export Crisis Hits American Business The strong US dollar makes American products far too costly in other nations and this works against producers and farmers who depend on foreign markets. Companies which are reporting revenue loss of about 15-20 percentage in foreign markets are increasingly finding that the strong US dollar harmful effects are spreading...

De-dollarization has always been a significant topic for economies to discuss and build on. There was a time when de-dollarization would be dubbed a myth, a passing phase that would eventually dissolve on its own. However, in recent times, the myth has now become a legitimate phenomenon to pay heed to. Although gradual yet steady, de-dollarization is proving to be a real barrier, hurting the US dollar. At the same time, this development is also sabotaging the decades-long prestige that the US has earned for itself into dust. Also Read: 3 Economics To Lead De-Dollarization: What’s Going On? What Is Wall Street Not Telling About Dollar Derailment? 1. The Idea Of Self-Sufficient Economies Is On The Rise Image Source: Watcher Guru In economic terminology, self-sufficient or autarkic economies are those that have learned to deal with their own economic affairs. With the US sanctioning nations in a rapid manner, countries have now started to adopt autarky, leading them to become self-suffici...

BRICS countries India and Brazil have vowed to triple their trade flows with new partnerships in the short term. India and Brazil officially signed several deals this month, which include the trade of cotton, chicken, and other food items. According to the report from India’s Prime Ministerial Office (PMO), the roadmap for new deals will include industrial partnerships, nutritional security, and energy transition. “Our $12 billion trade flow is not up to par with our economies,” said Brazilian President Lula da Silva. “We are determined to accelerate this goal, tripling this amount in the short term,” he said. Brazil and India’s upcoming partnerships will come when Trump is openly threatening BRICS countries against anti-American policies. The US President has been repeatedly launching tirades against the growing influence of the 10-member bloc. Also Read: Trump’s 25% Tariff on India Puts BRICS Unity to the Ultimate Test BRICS Countries India & Brazil To Triple Trade Partn...