“The empires do not collapse overnight”: Ca declares the United States where the BRICS subscribes to 35 % of GDP

In a blatant analysis of global energy dynamics, Ca Nitin Kaushik argued that the United States has exceeded its climax as a leading economic and political power in the world. The X (formerly Twitter), Kaushik described America’s retreat as “harsh truth” – a chip that reflects the fate of each empire before it.

“100 years ago, the United States climbed unabated,” Kushik note. “But the peak came 12-15 years ago … and now we are sliding a slope facing every empire in the end.”

According to him, this decline is not only related to politics, but is the structural shift in money, power and innovation.

Brics VS G7: Numbers tell the story

Kaushik highlighted that while the G7 mass – which includes the United States, Germany, Japan, the United Kingdom, France, Italy and Canada – still controls about 43 % of the nominal global GDP, the BRICS Alliance (Brazil, Russia, India, South Africa) has a speed of approximately 29 trillion, or 28 % of the global economy.

On the basis of equivalence in purchasing power (PPP), the balance was already tilt: Brics represents about 35 % of global gross domestic product compared to 30 % of the G7. “The transformation is already here,” Kushk caution.

China and India: twin growth engines

He referred to China’s economy of 19.2 trillion dollars and the GDP of India 4 trillion dollars as the main engines of this transformation. He pointed out that India is about to overcome Germany in the coming years, as it grows by 6.5 % or more in 2024 amid the expansion of huge infrastructure and global trade integration.

BYD opposite Tesla: EV is a turning point

Kaushik also emphasized the technological shift in electric cars, as the Chinese BYD exceeded Tesla. BYD recorded revenues of about $ 107 billion in 2024, compared to $ 97 billion from Tesla, and sold nearly twice the number of units.

“However, you will not see BYD cars in the United States,” Kaushik commented, citing heavy tariffs – first by 27 % under Trump, then 100 % under Biden – as feverish shields for American auto manufacturers. But he warned that “protectionism is spacecraft. Innovation always wins in the long game.”

Lessons from history

In parallel with the British Empire, Kaushik argued that America is on a similar path. “The British once ruled in the seas. Today, they remained that empire. The United States is walking on the same path – and has already started walking.”

The reality examination of the investor

For investors, Kaushik suggested watching goods, currencies and infrastructure associated with the BRICS, with the expectation of continued fluctuations in American stocks. “The twenty -first century can belong to Asia like the twenty belongs to America,” he said.

And he concluded with the empires, do not collapse overnight. They gradually lose the Earth – until one day, mathematics emphasizes what policy refuses to recognize: the crown has already turned.