BRICS Vỡ Mộng Hạ Bệ Đô La: 2 Nước Trụ Cột Âm Thầm Chọn Mỹ?

Is the BRICS bloc truly preparing to overthrow the dominance of the US dollar, or is this just a massive media illusion? If you want to see through the nature of global capital flows to protect your own assets, subscribe to the "Economic and Vietnamese People" channel today to not miss any in-depth macroeconomic analyses! 🔔 Today's video will use macroeconomic data to clarify the actual developments within the BRICS bloc. We will explore the reasons why capital is flowing out of the Indian market, Brazil's flexible trade negotiation strategy, and especially how the US is digitizing its monetary power through stablecoin issuers to maintain its number one position globally. 💵📈 ⏱️ MAIN CONTENT: 0:00 The truth behind the BRICS rumors 1:12 Part 1: The common currency project is fractured 7:13 Part 2: The secret of capital flow fluctuations in India 13:39 Part 3: The digital dollar and the US strategy 20:49 Conclusion: Lessons in investing and protecting assets ⚠️ Disclaimer: All information in this video is for educational and macroeconomic analysis purposes only and is not financial investment advice. Please conduct your own thorough research before making any decisions regarding your personal assets. #macroeconomics #usdollar Reference content sources: BRICS Council: Provides a strategy report confirming the common currency project has been abandoned, replaced by a pragmatic gradual strategy. Emerald Journal: Provides academic research on the currency clearing index, demonstrating the risks from the instability of the Russian ruble. SWIFT: Provides April 2026 data showing that the share of global payments in the Chinese yuan has fallen to 2.85 percent. Reserve Bank of India (RBI): Provides balance of payments data, revealing the collapse of net FDI inflows and the sale of foreign exchange reserves to support the exchange rate. Federal Reserve (Fed): Provides information on the monetary policy direction of the new Chairman, Kevin Warsh, which aims to maintain high interest rates. US Treasury Department: Forecasts that companies issuing stablecoins will hold $3.7 trillion in US government debt by 2030. International Monetary Fund (IMF): Provides its Q4 2025 report on the composition of global foreign exchange reserves, confirming that the US dollar accounts for 56.77 percent. ----- Copyright Information - Some images and video footage in this video are licensed from Storyblocks and Getty Images. If you have any copyright questions, please leave a comment below or use the channel's official contact email address (provided in the channel description). - Some images and video footage in this video are licensed from Storyblocks and Getty Images. If you believe this video contains content that infringes on your copyright, please leave a comment below or use the channel's official contact email (provided in the channel's 'About' section) so we can resolve the issue.