In this episode of The Secret War on Cash, Dean Heskin and Chris Agelastos examine the ongoing push toward de-dollarization among BRICS-linked nations and discuss why countries such as Russia, China, Iran, India, and Brazil are increasingly reducing dependence on the U.S. dollar through local-currency trade and alternative financial arrangements.
The conversation also explores the broader economic damage tied to war and supply disruption, including the impact on oil, gas, fertilizer, plastics, pharmaceuticals, food prices, and household inflation. Dean and Chris explain how disruptions in key commodities can spread across supply chains and eventually land on consumers through higher costs and reduced affordability.
Key topics include:

• BRICS and the rise of de-dollarization
• Why local currencies are playing a larger role in trade
• The connection between sanctions, debt risk, and monetary realignment
• How supply disruptions can ripple into food and medicine costs
• Why inflation may stay persistent even after the first shock
• What these trends could mean for the dollar and everyday Americans

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