The year 2025 has made it clear that the world is entering a new economic and political era.

The Ukraine–Russia war, Iran–Israel tensions and changing global alliances have challenged not only geopolitics but also the dollar-based global financial system. India-Russia crude oil trade is now largely taking place in Rupee-Ruble and Yuan, due to which the dollar’s hold has weakened. Where three years ago India used to take only 2% of oil from Russia, today this share has reached 36–38%, that too at a huge discount.

Large selling of US Treasuries by BRICS countries, rising US national debt and financial instability are weakening investor confidence. The biggest question is whether BRICS will launch a gold-backed currency in 2026? Record gold buying by China and Russia points in this direction. This video will tell on what decisions the future of the dollar depends on in 2026 and whether gold can become the next global currency.

After the visit of Russian President Putin to India, a big question has started arising rapidly. Are BRICS countries going to launch their own separate Gold Backed Currency? The debate on social media became more heated when Rich Dad Poor Dad author and veteran investor Robert Kiyosaki claimed that the BRICS countries have announced a new gold-backed currency—“UNIT”—and now it is time to “Goodbye US Dollar.” But is this claim true? In this video we will understand the truth of this entire issue in detail. Contrary to Kiyosaki’s claim, no BRICS country has yet officially launched a gold-backed currency. Yes, there are political discussions going on among the BRICS countries about a gold-linked payment system, informally called “Unit”—the purpose of which is to facilitate trade outside the dollar-dominated global system. It is also worth noting that the US dollar itself was gold backed until 1971. Today, when many countries are rapidly increasing their gold purchases, it is natural for the demand and debate on gold backed currency to intensify again.