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REFILE-Spurred by shared complaints, BRICS collects rate
As U.S. election jitters hung over this week's conference of international financing chiefs in Washington, a smiling Vladimir Putin was in the Russian city of Kazan inviting leaders of nations which together comprise almost half the world's population. The BRICS club of emerging economies may be a long method from matching the International Monetary Fund (IMF) or challenging U.S. dollar supremacy. But the very first summit with its brand-new batch of members showed clear indications of its growing weight. The final communique was long on words and short on detail about producing brand-new payment and trade systems which might by-pass...