China Offers BRICS Nations Loans in Chinese Yuan, Interest Subsidies

China is offering BRICS members and other developing countries to avail loans in the Chinese yuan (RMB) with interest subsidies. The Communist country is looking to internationalize the local currency by promoting it in the form of loans. The loans can be disbursed to emerging economies for infrastructural projects, building airports, seaports, and railroads, among others.

The move is strategic and China is pushing the Chinese yuan loans with interest subsides when BRICS and other nations are distancing themselves from the US dollar. The timing is ripe as geopolitical tensions are gripping the world die to tariffs and trade wars from the US. The campaign aims to facilitate trade and infrastructural developments making the Chinese yuan be used for projects.

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Source: AFPSource: AFPPushing the Chinese yuan ahead in the form of loans from BRICS and other countries will reduce US dollar dependency. This is the main goal of China and the BRICS alliance to make the USD less used in the markets. In return, it would boost the local currency giving it a shot in the arm and strengthen in the forex markets.

The development would make the global market open to the Chinese yuan and allow the currency via investment flow. BRICS members are also likely to accept the Chinese yuan as loans as it comes with interest subsidies. Therefore, clearing the loans will be more cheaper than availing loans in the US dollar and other leading currencies.

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