... one of the largest global economies, while South Africa’s economy is much smaller. Aligning these countries on economic and monetary policy would be a major hurdle. Political Will: Implementing a shared currency would require substantial political cooperation, including the establishment of supranational institutions to oversee the currency—a process that may not align with each nation’s domestic priorities. Legal and Financial Infrastructure: Building a BRICS currency would demand a significant investment in financial infrastructure, including regulatory bodies and institutions to ensure the currency’s stability. How Shifting Dollar Dynamics Impact the Global Economy ...

... disposed of until the end of the loan term. Covenants may also be included in the contracts – obligations to maintain certain financial indicators or restrictions on additional loans. This reduces the flexibility of business management, because violating ... ..., in the event of a default, the entrepreneur's business reputation is damaged: problems with debt repayment will complicate cooperation with other counterparties and financing organizations in the future. Weighing the pros and cons, the entrepreneur ...

... predictability in relations. However, the high level of Belarus's dependency on Russian support creates challenges for bilateral cooperation. Russia will need to closely monitor internal and external changes in Belarus to effectively adapt its strategy in ... ... Belarus's intention to engage in the global trend of economic digitalization. This could attract investor interest and develop financial infrastructure; however, much will depend on the regulatory framework and technical implementation. #Belarus #Cryptocurrencies ...

... Rate Decision, Durable Goods Orders (USA) Summary and Highlights of the Day Friday, July 25, 2025, concludes a busy week in the financial markets. Investors are focused on both the international agenda (the second day of the EU-China summit is taking place ... ... second day of the EU-China summit in Beijing. Leaders of the European Union and China continue negotiations on trade and economic cooperation, investments, and climate initiatives. The summit marks the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the EU ...

... resort to retaliatory measures or increase focus on alternative partners, such as China or Middle Eastern countries willing to cooperate outside the umbrella of American sanctions, in the event of escalation of the trade conflict with the U.S. Global Oil ... ... threat of new trade barriers (such as the aforementioned U.S. tariffs) — intensify concerns about global economic growth. Some financial institutions are revising forecasts: several investment banks predict an average Brent price in Q4 2025 at around mid-$60,...