Interesting move on the geopolitical chessboard—India's rolling out the red carpet for Putin despite Washington's tariff pressures. The trade relationship between New Delhi and Moscow keeps strengthening, seemingly immune to external interference. This partnership signals a shift in how nations are navigating economic alliances, prioritizing bilateral interests over traditional Western influence. Worth watching how this plays out for global supply chains and commodity flows, especially energy markets. Some analysts think this could accelerate alternative payment systems and cross-border settlement mechanisms outside the dollar framework. The ripple effects might extend beyond conventional finance into how countries structure their reserve strategies.
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Frontrunner
· 21h ago
Nah, India is definitely smart this time, not dancing to Washington's tune.
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VitaliksTwin
· 12-04 22:59
This move by India is interesting; they're really undermining the foundation of the US dollar's hegemony.
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ReverseFOMOguy
· 12-03 09:02
Nah, the US's sanctions approach is really outdated. What does it mean that India and Russia are getting closer? It shows that multipolarity is already a done deal. The dominance of the US dollar is gradually weakening, and that's the real point.
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LiquiditySurfer
· 12-03 09:02
India is playing this move ruthlessly; the framework for bypassing US dollar settlements is emerging.
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WalletWhisperer
· 12-03 09:00
nah the real tell is watching transaction velocity on settlement corridors—patterns don't lie. moscow-delhi flows hitting different lately, and the wallet clustering around those corridors? *chef's kiss* accumulation phase vibes. dollar framework fracturing in real time, and most are just watching cnbc like tourists. the behavioral indicators on this one scream deterministic shift, tbh.
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failed_dev_successful_ape
· 12-03 08:38
NGL, India's move is absolutely brilliant—they're completely ignoring Washington's pressure... Settling energy transactions without using the US dollar is the real issue here.
Interesting move on the geopolitical chessboard—India's rolling out the red carpet for Putin despite Washington's tariff pressures. The trade relationship between New Delhi and Moscow keeps strengthening, seemingly immune to external interference. This partnership signals a shift in how nations are navigating economic alliances, prioritizing bilateral interests over traditional Western influence. Worth watching how this plays out for global supply chains and commodity flows, especially energy markets. Some analysts think this could accelerate alternative payment systems and cross-border settlement mechanisms outside the dollar framework. The ripple effects might extend beyond conventional finance into how countries structure their reserve strategies.