A small poll of 50 individuals suggests strong preference for the US dollar over BRICS currencies. The informal survey, comprising IT workers and small business owners, found 47 respondents supporting the dollar for trade and investment. Only three participants said they would use BRICS currencies to bolster local economies. The findings indicate high confidence in the dollar’s value among ordinary people in developing nations.
An online poll asked 50 people a straightforward question. The question was, *“Would You Use BRICS Currencies Over the US Dollar?”*
Only three respondents said they would use BRICS currencies to strengthen their local economies. Forty-seven respondents said they support the US dollar for trading, holding, and investment purposes. The majority believe the US dollar has more value for investments than BRICS currencies.
This micro-case study sheds light on the level of confidence in the US dollar. It pours cold water on the de-dollarization narrative kick-started by the BRICS alliance. The survey concludes that people from developing countries themselves have no strong faith in BRICS currencies.
The poll is described as a pulse of the community snapshot. It does not include high-ranking officials and countries. The group comprised the working class, mostly in the IT sector, with others being owners of small-scale businesses.
