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The US dollar’s international dominance slowly being eroded.

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March 30, 2023
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The US dollar’s status as a reserve currency is slowly being eroded. The rise of the Chinese Yuan and other regional currencies has meant that countries no longer have to rely on the US Dollar for international trade and investment.

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The trend of de-dollarization is a growing one. Countries around the world are looking for ways to back their own currencies with gold, and trade is shifting away from the US Dollar. China’s Yuan has seen a surge in volume since 2022, as it becomes an increasingly influential superpower in international trade exchange.

Russia in particular has been leading this trend with its own “de-dollarization” policies which involve trading oil in rubles or gold instead of dollars. This shift away from relying on one single currency means that investors now have more options when it comes to where they can put their money into safe havens during times of crisis or uncertainty, reducing demand for US Dollars overall.

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The current situation doesn’t mean that the US Dollar will be obsolete anytime soon; it still remains one of the most stable currencies in existence and there is still strong demand for its use on global markets. However, its lead role as foreign exchange reserve currency may not last forever if more countries continue to move away from using dollars for international transactions.

The US dollar has been the backbone of the global economy for decades. Several countries even use the US Dollar as an official currency, like El Salvador, Panama, and Ecuador

In 1944, the Bretton Woods Agreement established the US Dollar as the world’s reserve currency. Forty-Four countries agreed to a global monetary system that would be underpinned by the US Dollar, which in turn was backed by gold. Historically, the US dollar has been a safe haven for international investors.

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