Everything You Need to Know About How the BRICS Unit Currency Will Shift the Global Currency Order
In previous articles I’ve published here within the past year, I’ve mentioned the Unit, the new currency under development by the BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) economic consortium that expanded at the start of this year to also include Saudi Arabia, Iran, the United Arab Emirates, and Ethiopia and that no doubt will expand to include many other key nations of the Eurasian economic conglomerate moving forward. In fact, since India’s PM Modi has always bowed down to the US MIB (Military Industrial Banking) complex in the financial policies he’s instituted in India, I would dare to say that the I and S in the original BRICS acronym already are more appropriately represented by Iran and Saudi Arabia, and NOT India and South Africa as reported by the mass media. Despite Modi’s enormous popularity among expat Indians living in NATO nations, he has proven himself multiple times to be a coward that will readily sell out his own citizens to further his own career and personal interests (i.e. unexpectedly making 85% of cash in India illegal overnight, attempting to deceive Indian citizens to hand their physical gold to Indian banks in exchange for paltry interest rates, etc.).
As I stated in a previously published article in which I first discussed the BRICS Unit, the proposed composition of the Unit is 40% gold and 60% currencies of the member nations of the BRICS economic alliance. Alexey Subbotin, one of the key architects of the Unit, insists that the Unit is a necessary currency for use in international trade among nations that wish to
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