Why do you doubt that the BRICS nations will establish their own currency?
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Founder & Managing Director at Pinnacle Digest
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Location: Calgary, Alberta, Canada
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Historically, developing nations struggle to agree on how a unified currency should function. During the 1990s, Asian nations desperately wanted a joint gold-backed currency but failed to reach an agreement, and the BRICS nations face similar political challenges.
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