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De-Dollarization Won't Stop Even After US-China Trade Deal

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US President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping prepare to meet for the first time since 2019 to finalize the trade deal. The meeting is set up in Gyeongju, South Korea, after a fierce rivalry broke out between the two nations since Trump imposed tariffs. However, gold proponent Peter Schiff cautioned that even if the US-China trade deal goes forward, de-dollarization will never stop. Also Read: Trader Loses Life Savings After Going All-In on Beyond Meat Stock China Will Continue the De-Dollarization Process, Says Peter Schiff Source: Shelbi Austin / Pavel Brykin / Li Muzi / Sputnik / AFP / Xinhua / Getty Images Schiff warned that the US-China deal will do nothing to address the rising budget deficits, interest rate cuts, soaring inflation, and de-dollarization. The average American will gain nothing out of the deals as the economic situation worsens in the homeland. He stated that Trump is trying to solve a problem that would not have existed if he hadn’t started it in th...

BRICS Invests $2.02 Billion in Malaysia

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The BRICS alliance has invested over 8.54 billion ringgit, equivalent to $2.02 billion, in Malaysia in the first quarter of 2025, according to the latest figures provided by the country’s Ministry of Investment and Trade. The investments are diversified into various sectors to promote Malaysia’s manufacturing sector, green technologies, digital economy, and infrastructure. Investments in the services sector amounted to 270 million ringgit, which is about $63.8 million. Also, 96% of the investments have directly gone to the manufacturing sector. Also Read: Sri Lanka, Kenya, Panama Snub US Dollar, Take BRICS Loan in Yuan Malaysia is receiving an influx of investments from BRICS as it is a partner country of the alliance. These projects and investments are estimated to create more than 6,000 jobs in the workforce. “The approved investments between January and March 2025 are expected to create 3,990 job opportunities in the manufacturing sector and 2,837 in the services se...