Dollar's Dominance Under Threat as Competition from China and Russia Grows
The article discusses the potential for the dollar to lose its status as the world's dominant currency due to various factors, including competition from China and Russia, the impact of sanctions on Russia's economy, and the growing use of alternative currencies in global trade.
While the dollar's share of foreign exchange reserves has fallen to a 20-year low, the decline has been gradual and the dollar remains the primary currency in global trade and invoicing.
Additionally, the complexity of the global financial system makes it unlikely for other currencies to replace the dollar completely, but a fragmented future with multiple currencies could emerge.
The US dollar is considered a safe haven for investors and its status is underpinned by the $23 trillion US Treasury market.
This market is considered safe due to its depth, liquidity, and stability.
Germany's bond market is relatively small and there are no credible alternatives to the Treasury market yet.
International holdings of Treasuries are vast and it is easy to trade them from anywhere.
However, trading Chinese government bonds is more difficult due to regulatory uncertainty.
This makes the dollar a leading reserve currency.
Additionally, the complexity of the global financial system makes it unlikely for other currencies to replace the dollar completely, but a fragmented future with multiple currencies could emerge.
The US dollar is considered a safe haven for investors and its status is underpinned by the $23 trillion US Treasury market.
This market is considered safe due to its depth, liquidity, and stability.
Germany's bond market is relatively small and there are no credible alternatives to the Treasury market yet.
International holdings of Treasuries are vast and it is easy to trade them from anywhere.
However, trading Chinese government bonds is more difficult due to regulatory uncertainty.
This makes the dollar a leading reserve currency.
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Comments
Oh ya 9 days ago
Sounds more like a pep talk than reality. The US shot themselves in the head when they turned the USD into a weapon. The BRICS+ are going to upset the US apple cart. When the US stole 300 billion of Russian FX reserves it told every country that the US can not be trusted. And when those unneeded USD are sent back to the United States the citizens will discover what real inflation is
