Could Brazil, Russia, India, and Communist China Lead the Return to Honest Money?

They’re meeting soon to discuss the creation of a common currency and there is even talk of a currency backed by gold.

AP/ Anupam Nath, file
The leaders of Russia, India, and China at the start of the Brics Summit at Goa, India, in 2016. AP/ Anupam Nath, file

The countries of Brazil, Russia, India, and Communist China — known as BRICs — will meet in South Africa later this month to discuss shared economic policies and potentially the creation of a common currency. The Russian embassy suggested on Twitter the possibility of a new, shared currency backed by gold, although other sources have downplayed such claims.

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