Certain BRICS countries trade heavily in local currencies and are slowly preparing for complete de-dollarization, which aims to destroy the American economy by causing depression and inflation, which will be used as the main weapon.

Events that are closely related to the economic situation in the world, such as the war in Ukraine and Palestine, have their own goal, and the big world countries use those events as a means of making money.

After the recent election of President Donald Trump in America, the policy is slowly changing and as such it aims to restore the American currency as the number one currency in the world. Future president Donald Trump has threatened 100 percent tariffs on the BRICS countries if they continue to create a new currency.

After this statement by Donald Trump, Russian Secretary Dmitry Sergeevich Peskov also spoke out, stating that the US dollar is losing its status and attractiveness as a reserve currency for many countries, and this trend is accelerating.

After this statement, Peskov made it clear that there is little concern about the threat that Donald Trump sent to the BRICS countries. After all BRICS bloc is still not as well formed as the USA and the EU, there are good chances that this move will encourage them, because the threat itself is the answer that the situation in America is serious and that the economy is in big trouble. This threat is the fear of the American president who is trying to bring back the dollar as a reserve currency. In this case, the fear is justified and this is a sign that the economy is sinking at high speed down the path of no return.

The biggest blow and threats to the BRICS countries primarily refer to China and India as two economies that market their services and goods to the American market. For now, there is no detailed information about what these two BRICS members will do regarding Donald Trump’s statement.

The current policies of the newly appointed President Donald Trump may be counterproductive and at the same time it may save the American economy.

 The question is, will China and India agree to this kind of blackmail?

The loss in the economic development of China and India would be great if these countries, after threats and blackmail by Donald Trump, still decide not to market products and services on the American market. If this threat were to come true, the American economy would disappear because it is directly dependent on cheap Chinese products and services on which it bases its economic development.

Judging by the threat addressed to the BRICS countries in this case, China and India hold the key to the development and decline of the American economy by their decision.