BRICS: Russia & Iran Announce New Deal to Boost Trade
Amid the ongoing tension between the US and BRICS, both Russia and Iran have announced a new deal to boost trade and cooperation. Indeed, both sides are expecting a surge in their partnership as things look increasingly uncertain for the alliance moving forward.
Throughout the year so far, the bloc has faced aggressive economic policy from the United States. Since being inaugurated, Donald Trump has not minced words regarding his feelings for the group. However, that has not seen the collective slow its ambitious growth efforts.
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Russia & Iran Sign New Trade Deal as BRICS Faces Increased US Pressure
The last two years have seen the BRICS economic alliance embrace a massive growth effort. Indeed, they are continuing, with the alliance eyeing continued expansion in 2025. Moreover, it has held firm in its commitment to de-dollarization despite increased pressure from the United States.
Those efforts to fortify their alliance have continued for BRICS Monday as Russia and Iran have signed a new trade deal. According to a new report, both sides are expecting the increased cooperation to result in a “trade surge,” with cultural expansion to soon follow.
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“Trade between Russia and Iran is generally demonstrating positive dynamics,” Ambassador Aleksley Dedov said. “We expect further growth in trade turnover at the end of this year,” he added. Indeed, they project a 15% increase in trade dealings over 2024. Moreover, a key emphasis on the increased trade is the decision for both sides to settle in local currencies.
That decision is yet another blow to the US dollar. President Donald Trump has not been kind to any de-dollarization efforts present globally. He has previously warned of 150% tariffs on nations that engage in the practice. It will be interesting to see if Russia and Iran are now subject to those threats.
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BRICS: Russia & Iran Announce New Deal to Boost Trade
Amid the ongoing tension between the US and BRICS, both Russia and Iran have announced a new deal to boost trade and cooperation. Indeed, both sides are expecting a surge in their partnership as things look increasingly uncertain for the alliance moving forward.
Throughout the year so far, the bloc has faced aggressive economic policy from the United States. Since being inaugurated, Donald Trump has not minced words regarding his feelings for the group. However, that has not seen the collective slow its ambitious growth efforts.
Also Read: BRICS: New Country Aggressively Pursuing to Join the Alliance
Russia & Iran Sign New Trade Deal as BRICS Faces Increased US Pressure
The last two years have seen the BRICS economic alliance embrace a massive growth effort. Indeed, they are continuing, with the alliance eyeing continued expansion in 2025. Moreover, it has held firm in its commitment to de-dollarization despite increased pressure from the United States.
Those efforts to fortify their alliance have continued for BRICS Monday as Russia and Iran have signed a new trade deal. According to a new report, both sides are expecting the increased cooperation to result in a “trade surge,” with cultural expansion to soon follow.
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“Trade between Russia and Iran is generally demonstrating positive dynamics,” Ambassador Aleksley Dedov said. “We expect further growth in trade turnover at the end of this year,” he added. Indeed, they project a 15% increase in trade dealings over 2024. Moreover, a key emphasis on the increased trade is the decision for both sides to settle in local currencies.
That decision is yet another blow to the US dollar. President Donald Trump has not been kind to any de-dollarization efforts present globally. He has previously warned of 150% tariffs on nations that engage in the practice. It will be interesting to see if Russia and Iran are now subject to those threats.
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