The global trend of diversifying international trade and systematically reducing dependence on the US financial system, involving the US Dollar, China, and the Global Monetary System.
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Updated Jul 21
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The global trend of diversifying international trade and systematically reducing dependence on the US financial system, involving the US Dollar, China, and the Global Monetary System.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- The US Dollar continues to dominate international trade and global finance.Sub-event
- Beijing is managing foreign exchange reserves to insulate itself from risks associated with the US financial system.Sub-event
Political uncertainty is accelerating reserve diversification away from the US dollar, according to the IMF.1 source
- BRICS and related blocs are pushing for a gold-backed trade currency and seeking alternatives to the dollar-dominated financial system.Sub-event
Global shift toward de-dollarization and alternative financial systems, driven by China and the global market.1 source
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US Dollar (Next day)
Distinct currency with ISO 4217 code "USN", defined for trade purposes
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