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Is the dominance of the US dollar unravelling under Trump? Original

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By Fabian Pape, Johannes Petry, Tobias Pforr
| The Conversation Verified
The US has long sat at the centre of the global financial system, with the US dollar serving as the backbone of the world economy. Private investors rely on the dollar as a store of value in times of uncertainty. Governments and central banks hold dollars to manage the value of their own currencies and as a form of insurance against economic shocks. Key commodities such as oil are also priced in dollars.
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A State-led Financial Empire

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By Johannes Petry
| Phenomenal World Verified
The United States’ increasing weaponization of global financial interdependency—through sanctions, blacklistings, reserve freezes, and the exclusion of entire states from global payment networks—has revived interest in alternatives to the dollar-dominated financial system across emerging economies. Perhaps the most important response to these policies has come from the People’s Republic of China.
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Imperio Financiero I Johannes Petry

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By Johannes Petry
| Phenomenal World Verified
La creciente instrumentalización por parte de Estados Unidos de las interdependencias financieras globales—a través de sanciones, listas negras, congelamientos de reservas y la exclusión de Estados enteros de las redes internacionales de pago—ha renovado el interés, entre las economías emergentes, por encontrar alternativas al sistema financiero dominado por el dólar. Quizá la respuesta más significativa a estas políticas provenga de la República Popular China.
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