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US tariffs and financial leverage are inadvertently accelerating BRICS nations' drive to create alternatives to the dollar, not replace it entirely. Efforts include increased local currency trade, linked payment systems, and the New Development Bank's focus on local currency lending, aiming to reduce dependence on Western financial infrastructure.

US tariffs and financial leverage are inadvertently accelerating BRICS nations' drive to create alternatives to the dollar, not replace it entirely. Efforts include increased local currency trade, linked payment systems, and the New Development Bank's focus on local currency lending, aiming to reduce dependence on Western financial infrastructure.

US tariffs and financial leverage are inadvertently accelerating BRICS nations' drive to create alternatives to the dollar, not replace it entirely. Efforts include increased local currency trade, linked payment systems, and the New Development Bank's focus on local currency lending, aiming to reduce dependence on Western financial infrastructure.

US tariffs and financial leverage are inadvertently accelerating BRICS nations' drive to create alternatives to the dollar, not replace it entirely. Efforts include increased local currency trade, linked payment systems, and the New Development Bank's focus on local currency lending, aiming to reduce dependence on Western financial infrastructure.

US tariffs and financial leverage are inadvertently accelerating BRICS nations' drive to create alternatives to the dollar, not replace it entirely. Efforts include increased local currency trade, linked payment systems, and the New Development Bank's focus on local currency lending, aiming to reduce dependence on Western financial infrastructure.

US tariffs and financial leverage are inadvertently accelerating BRICS nations' drive to create alternatives to the dollar, not replace it entirely. Efforts include increased local currency trade, linked payment systems, and the New Development Bank's focus on local currency lending, aiming to reduce dependence on Western financial infrastructure.

US tariffs and financial leverage are inadvertently accelerating BRICS nations' drive to create alternatives to the dollar, not replace it entirely. Efforts include increased local currency trade, linked payment systems, and the New Development Bank's focus on local currency lending, aiming to reduce dependence on Western financial infrastructure.

US tariffs and financial leverage are inadvertently accelerating BRICS nations' drive to create alternatives to the dollar, not replace it entirely. Efforts include increased local currency trade, linked payment systems, and the New Development Bank's focus on local currency lending, aiming to reduce dependence on Western financial infrastructure.

US tariffs and financial leverage are inadvertently accelerating BRICS nations' drive to create alternatives to the dollar, not replace it entirely. Efforts include increased local currency trade, linked payment systems, and the New Development Bank's focus on local currency lending, aiming to reduce dependence on Western financial infrastructure.

BRICS leaders met in New Delhi on Sept 11-12, 2026, pushing to reduce reliance on the U.S. dollar and expand global influence. The summit highlighted internal divisions, particularly regarding the Iran war, and tested India's complex balancing act between its BRICS partners and Western allies.