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BRICS Unveils Plan to Replace the U.S. Dollar — While India Runs a Bold Gold Auction
Two concurrent moves from the bloc suggest an accelerating shift in monetary architecture and reserve strategy.
BRICS’ Bold Dollar Challenge
- Precious Metals Exchange Launch: At the 2025 Moscow Financial Forum, BRICS announced plans for a trading platform allowing countries to settle in gold, platinum, diamonds, and rare earths — sidestepping SWIFT and traditional commodity exchanges.
- Resource Leverage: BRICS controls ~72% of rare earth reserves, anchoring their plan not on fiat alone, but on tangible assets.
- Trade Bypass: As of now, ~68% of BRICS trade is alleged to bypass the dollar, and 90% of Russia–China trade occurs in local currencies.
- Not a New Currency (Yet): Rather than founding a fresh fiat, BRICS seems to be constructing alternative rails and asset-backed exchanges to challenge dollar dominance.
The strategy is not about sudden overthrow — it’s about building parallel systems that gradually erode dollar dependence.
India’s Gold Auction: Strategic Signal in Reserve Strategy
- Gold Auction Mechanism: The Central Bank of India holds auctions of pledged gold (from defaulted loans) through online platforms, recovering owed amounts.
- Reserve Accumulation: The RBI added about 72.6 tons of gold in 2024, pushing India’s holdings toward 876 tons.
- Dual Strategy: This auctioning (liquidation) coexists with aggressive accumulation — reflecting a dual posture of discipline and expansion in gold reserves.
- Part of the Bloc Trend: India’s actions mirror a broader acceleration of gold acquisition by central banks within BRICS and beyond.
India’s move is more than internal reserve management — it signals alignment with BRICS’ structural shift in monetary strategy.
How This Fits Into the Global Restructuring
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- From Fiat to Asset Anchors: The shift from purely fiat systems toward gold- or resource-backed exchanges signals a redefinition of what constitutes money.
- Parallel Rails Over Revolution: Rather than overthrowing the dollar outright, BRICS is building alternatives (payment systems, commodity-based settlement, resource exchanges).
- Sovereignty Over Dependence: Nations using these new rails gain independence from U.S. sanctions, dollar volatility, and centralized financial control.
- Multipolar Monetary Architecture: These initiatives fragment the once-monolithic dollar regime, enabling a world where multiple reserve systems co-exist.
As these systems scale, capital, credit, and trade flows will gravitate toward those offering reliability, autonomy, and immunity from centralized leverage.
Why This Matters / Key Takeaway
BRICS’ unveiling of a precious minerals settlement exchange, paired with India’s assertive gold auction and reserve build, is not mere symbolism — it’s the architecture of a new financial order being erected.
These parallel rails and asset-anchored structures are extracting power from legacy systems and redistributing it across sovereign partners.
This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.
@ Newshounds News™ Exclusive
Sources: Watcher Guru, Watcher Guru, Investing News Network (INN), CryptoRank
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