Most experts seem to think there is a long way to go before brics can challenge the dollar.The dominant country in the group is China and some countries may be wary of becoming dependent on brics where it is dominated by the most powerful economic partner. China has recently been buying huge amounts of gold to back their own currency. For year or two they have been divesting themselves of US treasury bonds to become less dependent on the dollar. But the same rules still apply. Gold has been reaching crazy prices for the last few years but what happens once it goes into reverse - does China lose its shirt?To get some perspective on brics look at this article
https://www.aljazeera.com/features/2...xperts-sayAlso although the debt in banks may seem big they are still relatively small compared to the assets of all the banksInteresting list of bank assets -
https://gfmag.com/banking/worlds-saf...-100/Countries have often expanded debt to fund their economies - nothing new here.Perhaps more worrying is the UK debt now approaching 100 percent of GDP. 99.8%
https://www.ons.gov.uk/economy/gover...nces/may2024We were last in this position following WW2.However national debt is different from household debt and you have to understand economics a little before you really worry and even then why worry it won't help.
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