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India hosts BRICS summit, navigating China ties and de-dollarization

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India is set to host the BRICS summit in New Delhi, facing the challenge of managing a diverse and expanding group of nations. The primary goal for India is to enhance the collective influence of emerging economies and reduce reliance on the US dollar, without creating a new dependence on China. While a common BRICS currency is unlikely, the group aims to facilitate easier cross-border payments and supply chain cooperation using national currencies, which could benefit Indian exporters and provide alternatives to dollar-based transactions. AI

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