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BRICS 2025: De-Dollarization Advances as Gold Reserves Surge
Expanded bloc accelerates monetary hedging while stopping short of replacing the dollar
Overview
- The expanded BRICS bloc now includes Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, UAE, and Indonesia
- Member nations account for nearly half of the world’s population and a significant share of global GDP
- De-dollarization efforts focus on local currency trade and alternative payment systems
- Gold accumulation by BRICS central banks reached record levels in 2025
- Internal divisions limit momentum toward a single BRICS-backed currency
Key Developments
- BRICS+ membership expansion reflects a push toward a multipolar financial system
- Russia and India publicly reaffirmed they are not seeking to replace the U.S. dollar
- BRICS central banks added nearly 800 metric tonnes of gold in 2025
- Combined BRICS gold reserves now exceed 6,000 tonnes, representing over 20% of global central bank holdings
- Russia and China together hold roughly three-quarters of the bloc’s gold reserves
- Gold prices surged to approximately $4,400 per ounce amid sustained central bank buying
- BRICS Pay continues development as a blockchain-based payment messaging system
- The bloc launched a pilot of the “Unit”, a basket-backed settlement instrument for wholesale trade
- A new precious metals exchange was announced to facilitate non-dollar trade in physical metals
Why It Matters
BRICS is not dismantling the dollar system outright — it is building insurance against it. By expanding membership, accumulating gold, and developing parallel settlement mechanisms, the bloc is reducing exposure to sanctions, currency volatility, and Western-controlled financial rails. This layered approach signals a gradual restructuring of global finance rather than a sudden rupture.
Why It Matters to Foreign Currency Holders
For foreign currency holders, BRICS’ strategy reinforces a critical trend: monetary power is shifting toward assets and settlement access, not rhetoric. Gold accumulation and alternative payment infrastructure reduce dependence on reserve currencies while protecting national balance sheets. As reserve diversification accelerates, fiat currencies lacking commodity backing or trade relevance face long-term repricing risk.
Implications for the Global Reset
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- Pillar: Gold as Strategic Collateral
Central banks are reasserting gold as a neutral reserve asset amid currency weaponization. - Pillar: Parallel Payment Architecture
The creation of non-Western settlement systems reduces reliance on dollar-based rails without triggering immediate disruption.
This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.
Seeds of Wisdom Team
Newshounds News™ Exclusive
Sources
- World Gold Council — “Central banks remain net buyers of gold amid reserve diversification”
- Watcher.Guru — “BRICS 2025 Summary: De-Dollarization Push and Gold Reserves Surge”
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