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Could the World Move Away from the Dollar?
Dollar Dominance Under Pressure The decline of U.S. dollar dominance has been gradual, with cracks appearing as early as 2015 when China began shifting away from close dollar pegging. Sanctions on Russia, rising U.S. debt, and questions over Federal Reserve independence have added to global concerns. Reserve managers worldwide are increasingly wary of America’s fiscal trajectory, prompting…
The Dollar’s Digital Rebirth: How America’s Currency Is Losing Ground—Yet Gaining Power in New Ways
The U.S. dollar may be softening in foreign exchange markets, but its global dominance is far from fading. Instead, it is transforming. According to the Institute of International Finance (IIF), the dollar is adapting to a new financial landscape shaped by emerging market (EM) resilience, digital currencies, and shifting investor behavior—a metamorphosis that signals evolution, not…
China Accelerates Global De-dollarisation Push as Renminbi Lending Surges to Record Levels
BEIJING: China is accelerating its de-dollarisation strategy by dramatically expanding global use of the renminbi in lending, trade, and finance. External renminbi loans, deposits, and bond investments by Chinese banks have quadrupled to more than Rmb3.4 trillion (US$480 billion) over the past five years, signalling Beijing’s intent to reduce reliance on the US dollar and strengthen financial…
China's Currency War Strategy Against U.S. Tariffs
China’s Response to Potential U.S. Tariffs: A Currency War? As President-elect Donald J. Trump prepares to take office, Beijing finds itself with a potent strategy to counter his proposed tariffs on Chinese imports: the possibility of initiating a currency war. While this tactic could provide a significant advantage to China, it carries substantial risks for both nations. One of the most…
Why is Currency Devaluation a Bad Idea?
Why is Currency Devaluation a Bad Idea?
Despite the benefits of devaluation for exporters, this policy has its own unintended consequences. It isn’t always easy to implement, and it has the potential to spark inflation. A weaker currency will push up import prices and, in turn, spur higher wages. That’s why the Brazilian central bank tightened its monetary policy last year to stabilize the real and contain inflationary…
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The Man Who Forecast a Currency Cold War
The Man Who Forecast a Currency Cold War
Many of the impacts of COVID-19 are easy to grasp. Every day we see the gutting news: the rising body count, the millions of unemployed, the makeshift morgues in public parks. We grieve for those we have lost. We worry about those who are vulnerable. We’re sick of staying at home. We miss restaurants and pubs.
And then there are the second, third, and fourth-order impacts. These are tougher…
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After the China let its currency RMB devaluing, USD/CNY push above 7.0 it caused the escalating trade tensions between the world's two biggest economies US and China.
After the China let its currency RMB devaluing, USD/CNY push above 7.0 it caused the escalating trade tensions between the world's two biggest economies US and China.