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BRICS countries to trade in local currencies

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Shri Sudhakar Dalela, Secretary of Economic Relations in the Ministry of External Affairs, India (middle).

“Local currency settlement is a practical mechanism to reduce transaction costs, to bring bilateral trade,” he said.

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