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Ahead of the Brics summit in August there have been reports suggesting that emerging market heavyweights — Brazil, Russia, India, China and SA — are thinking of ditching the US dollar in an attempt to trade with a more common currency. Business Day TV caught up with chair of the Brics council Busi Mabuza to discuss the viability of this move.

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