BRICS Expansion and De-Dollarization Efforts Challenge USand EU Economic Dominance Source: iStock The BRICS bloc is ready to continue its expansion in 2024. Successfully inducting multiple new nations in January, the bloc is expected to invite more countries to join sometime this year. With more countries showing interest in BRICS and its missions, the United States and the European Union are facing a new developing threat. BRICS is advancing at a rapid pace in its de-dollarization efforts by cutting ties with the US dollar. The new members have begun settling trade in local currencies by ending dependency on the greenback. Furthermore, India, China, Russia, and the UAE have started using their respective local currencies, reducing their reliance on the US dollar. Source: investopedia.com / Getty Images United States Voices Concerns Amidst BRICS Expansion Multiple political/economic voices in the United have shared their concerns about the future of BRICS and its impact on the United States. As BRICS continues to grow, some are sure that its growth will pose an immediate threat. US Politician Marco Rubio shared a warning to the US recently about BRICS, saying that its growth might interfere with the ability to exert sanctions on other nations. “If current trends continue, it will become harder and harder for the United States to prevent international violence and oppression through sanctions,” Rubio wrote in a recent op-ed article/open letter. « Previous Article Next Article » Share This Article Choose Your Platform: Facebook Twitter Google Plus Linkedin Related Posts Copper Prices Dip Amidst Dollar Strength and China's Real Estate Slump READ MORE The Great Cash-Out: Billionaires Have Sold a Combined $11 Billion in Company Stock This Month READ MORE More Americans are falling behind on credit card bills READ MORE US Mortgage Rates Dip Slightly to 6.63%, Offering Hope to Homebuyers READ MORE Add a Comment Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Name * Email * Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Comment