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BRICS Shift: Indonesia Turns to the Yuan to Break Dollar Dependence

Indonesia accelerates its monetary pivot as local currency settlement with China surges

Overview

• Indonesia is preparing to launch foreign exchange operations in the Chinese yuan and Japanese yen, reducing reliance on the US dollar.

• The country aims to expand Local Currency Transactions (LCT) so trade no longer requires conversion through the dollar.

• Bank Indonesia reports significant growth in yuan-rupiah settlements with China, strengthening domestic FX stability.

• These changes align with broader BRICS trends as emerging economies pursue financial systems less tied to Western monetary dominance.

Key Developments

• Expansion of Local Currency Settlement
  Indonesia’s new FX operations will allow businesses to settle trade directly in yuan, yen, or rupiah. The move reduces pressure on the US dollar and lowers costs associated with currency conversion.

• Yuan Transactions Surge
  Bank Indonesia confirms that yuan-based cross-border transactions with China have been rising sharply, reaching approximately $1 billion per month in LCT value.

• New Payment Infrastructure
  Indonesia and China are coordinating on new digital payment channels, including cross-border systems capable of settling in local currencies, improving liquidity and reducing transaction friction.

• Strengthened Bilateral Cooperation
  A renewed yuan–rupiah swap agreement and expanded local-currency trade frameworks show Indonesia’s long-term commitment to diversifying away from the dollar.

• Integration with BRICS Strategy
  The shift aligns Indonesia more closely with BRICS economic objectives, positioning the country as an active participant in emerging de-dollarization architecture.

Why It Matters

Indonesia’s push toward yuan-based trade is more than a monetary adjustment — it’s a structural pivot. By adopting local currency settlement systems and expanding swap lines, Indonesia is insulating its economy from dollar volatility and enhancing financial sovereignty. This transition not only reduces conversion costs but also strengthens regional financial connectivity.

Implications for the Global Reset

• Pillar: Monetary Sovereignty
  By expanding the use of local currencies, Indonesia reduces exposure to US financial policy and steps closer to a multi-polar reserve structure.

• Pillar: Regional Financial Integration
  Enhanced payment mechanisms and bilateral swap lines create wider alternatives to dollar-based settlement frameworks, supporting long-term BRICS strategy.

This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.

Seeds of Wisdom Team
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Sources

• Bank Indonesia – “Indonesia-China Strengthen Financial Connectivity Through LCT and Cross-Border Payment Cooperation”

• Jakarta Globe – “Indonesia, China Ink Deals to Boost Local Currency Use and Expand Bilateral Cooperation”

• Watcher.Guru – “BRICS Country Turns to Chinese Yuan To Cut US Dollar Dependency”

• Kompas – “Strengthening the Use of Local Currency, Indonesia–China Cooperation Extended”

• The Jakarta Post – “Strengthening Sovereignty Through Local Currency Resilience”

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A Golden BRICS Renaissance: How 6,000+ Tonnes Are Rewriting Global Power

BRICS nations expand gold reserves and industrial capacity, reshaping monetary power and global economic architecture

Overview

• BRICS nations now hold more than 6,000 tonnes of gold, accounting for roughly 20% of global central bank reserves.

• Russia and China dominate the bloc’s stockpile, collectively controlling nearly three-quarters of total BRICS reserves.

• Central banks worldwide have been purchasing over 1,000 tonnes of gold annually for the past three years — the longest continuous accumulation streak in modern history.

• BRICS is pairing gold accumulation with a surge in industrial cooperation, including new multilateral development platforms and large-scale technology initiatives.

Key Developments

• Central Bank Strategy Shifts
  Global sentiment among central bankers is shifting away from reliance on the U.S. dollar. A recent survey found that a majority expect the dollar’s global reserve share to decline over the next five years, while nearly half plan to increase gold holdings.
  Economists point out that the trend reflects long-term concerns over currency stability rather than short-term price speculation.

• Gold Price Forecasts & Market Outlook
  Major financial institutions are projecting a dramatic revaluation of gold in the coming years, with some forecasting prices reaching $6,000 per ounce by 2028. Expected rate-cutting cycles and reserve diversification efforts are cited as driving factors.
  Discussions within the BRICS community continue to favor expanding use of national currencies for cross-border settlement rather than attempting to formally replace the dollar.

• BRICS Industrial Cooperation Surges Forward
  BRICS nations recently launched a new multilateral platform for industrial development — a center designed to integrate industrial competencies, expand technology networks, and coordinate large-scale cooperation across member states.
  This initiative was reinforced by ministerial-level agreements focusing on industrial modernization, technology partnerships, sustainable development, and support for small and medium-sized enterprises.

• Training & Talent Development Initiatives Expand
  A growing number of BRICS-aligned programs now target skills development in green technologies, digitalization, and advanced manufacturing.
  These programs draw participants from dozens of countries and serve as the backbone for expanding industrial capacity across the BRICS economic sphere.

Why It Matters

The BRICS gold build-up is only one part of a far broader transformation. These nations are building new financial foundations, parallel industrial systems, and alternative development pathways that operate outside of Western-dominated institutions.
This dual strategy — monetary reinforcement through gold and economic expansion through industrial partnerships — is rapidly shifting how global power is structured.

Implications for the Global Reset

• Pillar: Monetary Sovereignty
  Gold accumulation strengthens long-term financial independence and reduces exposure to dollar-centric risk.

• Pillar: Institutional Rebalancing
  New BRICS industrial platforms represent a foundational shift toward self-directed development models that bypass traditional Western frameworks.

This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.

Seeds of Wisdom Team
Newshounds News™ Exclusive

Sources

• UNIDO – “UNIDO Launches BRICS Centre for Industrial Competencies”

• BRICS – “BRICS Advances Sustainable Industrial Agenda with Focus on Technology and SMEs”

• China Daily – “Forum Fosters High-Quality Partnerships for New Industrialization”

• Watcher.Guru – “A New BRICS Era Rises on Gold Strength & Industry Surge”

• Reuters – “Central Banks Favour Gold Over Dollar for Reserves, WGC Survey Shows”

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