India, Oct. 13 -- Gold's global demand in the recent past is dictated by global disruptions due to America's trade and tariff postures. This common perception is partially correct. One of the major reasons for the surging interest in the yellow metal is related to the dollar, and more specifically to BRICS. Next year, the global alliance between the five original members, Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, apart from several others who joined later, hopes to launch its own currency. According to currency experts, this may dilute the importance of the dollar, which has lost ground over the past few years. The next safest investment for nations, their central banks, and global institutional investors is, of course, gold. Even i...