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Hello there,

Huge Respect for your work!

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Vítor Constâncio's avatar

Excellent analysis!. I fully agree that the dollar-based international monetary system is not collapsing, as besides inertia there is really no alternative. Nevertheless, a certain erosion of the dollar role is continuing to occur, particularly in what regards the reserves currency and trade invoicing. There is gold and a few other strong currencies that are very gradually substituting the dollar as reserves components. Concerning trade invoicing, consider the embryonic trade in renminbi for imports of oil from the UAE.. The weaponisation of the dollar for geopolitical objectives, started years ago, is contributing to a growing wish of several countries to find alternatives to the dollar. There is no global alternative, but the erosion has started.

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