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15 Articles

Dollar divorce? Asia's shift away from the U.S. dollar is picking up pace
The global economy has been affected in several countries of the world, due to political uncertainties and changes in trade alliances, which has generated instability in the markets. This has led some nations to make a drastic decision to ban the use of the dollar with the aim of strengthening their economies in the short term. In the following note, we tell you all the details. YOU CAN SEE: Few know: the seat that could make the difference betw…
The Dollar’s Reign Is Shaking, But Who’s Brave Enough To Dethrone The King? Or Is The Death Of The Dollar Greatly Exaggerated, But Not Entirely Dismissed?
It’s not quite a coup yet, but let’s just say, the dollar’s crown isn’t sitting as comfortably as it once did. Across Asia, the slow burn of de-dollarization is turning into a steady fire. Geopolitical jitters, unpredictable U.S. policymaking, a softer dollar, and a growing desire for financial sovereignty are nudging economies to rethink their …
De-Dollarization Surges in Asia, Challenging Dollar Dominance in Global Trade - Coin Surges
Asia’s de-dollarization push is gaining rapid traction as BRICS and ASEAN accelerate local-currency trade, driving currency hedging to record highs and challenging dollar dominance. De-Dollarization Takes Hold in Asia—Currency Hedging Surges to Record Highs A growing trend of de-dollarization is underway across Asia as policymakers, institutional investors, and economic blocs seek alternatives to the U.S. […] Read Entire Article The post De-Doll…
De-Dollarization Surges in Asia, Challenging Dollar Dominance in Global Trade
Asia’s de-dollarization push is gaining rapid traction as BRICS and ASEAN accelerate local-currency trade, driving currency hedging to record highs and challenging dollar dominance. De-Dollarization Takes Hold in Asia—Currency Hedging Surges to Record Highs A growing trend of de-dollarization is underway across Asia as policymakers, institutional investors, and economic blocs seek alternatives to the U.S....
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