Comments by "Juicy Fruit" (@juicyfruit4378) on "US is Disappointed with France's Decision to Join China: End of US Hegemony?" video.

  1. No one cares -- Brics has been preaching an overtake of the dollar for over 15 years now and nothing has happened. Internal fighting amongst it's own members, weak currencies like the Ruble and the fact that out of the World's 193 nations, the US Dollar is universal with the excepction of 10 countries; out of those 10 countries, here are strongest currencies in Brics: 1. France - largest trading partner: Germany - 1 Euro equals 1.5 Dollars 2. UAE - largest trading partner: China and US on an equivalent level - 1 Dollar equals 3.67 UAE Dirhams 3. Brazil - largest trading partner: China - 1 Dollar equals 6.00 Brazilian Reals. 4. China - largest trading partner: USA - 1 Dollar equals 7.00 Juans 5. South Africa - largest trading partner: China - 1 Dollar equals 18.6 South African Rands 6. Iran - largest trading partner: China - 1 Dollar equals 42.8 Iranian Rials 7. Egypt - largest trading partner: China and US on an equivalent level - 1 Dollar equals 50.00 Egyptian Pounds 8. India - largest trading partner: China - 1 Dollar equals 84.68 Indian Rupees 9. Russia - largest trading partner: China - 1 Dollar equals 110 Russian Rubles 10. Ethiopia - largest trading partner: China - Dollar equals 121.7 Ethiopian Barrs. The strongest currency against the US Dollar is the Euro by France which is straddling along the border as it's currency is the Euro which is on par with the US Dollar. Unfortunately for Brics, the remaining members's currency are no match for the US Dollar currently Iran, Ethiopia and Russia's internal conflicts have deflated their currencies to being non-players in the World's financial markets. China, the largest Brics economy has the USA for it's largest trading partner - in short, China is extremeley limited on flexing it's Brics position as any move against the Dollar, hurts it's economy as well. France too is extremely limited on going "brics" as it's trading partners are all on the Euro or Dollar playing field thus making France a "moot" player in challenging the Dollar. Brics' future is limited and becoming more so as political events take shape. So long as the World's Bank is US driven and the Dollar is the currency most traded of 183 nations, Brics will stumble along, but be limited in overtaking the US Dollar as the World's most traded currency. This is most obvious as the World's second largest economy (China) is dependent on the US Dollar; no one is checking for the Yuan and the US Dollar is projected to be the World's reserve currency to 2050 due to quantity and demand.
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