The Dollar’s Dying—and No One’s
Telling You
A weakening economy is dangerous. A weakening currency?
Catastrophic.
For decades, the U.S. dollar has been the world’s reserve currency. Nations traded oil
in dollars. Central banks held dollars in reserve. And America reaped the bene�ts: low
borrowing costs, global demand, and control over the world’s �nancial plumbing.
But in 2025, that dominance is slipping.
This year alone, eleven major nations have taken direct steps to reduce their reliance
on the U.S. dollar in global trade, including:
Instead, they are:
China
Russia
India
Brazil
Settling trade in local currencies
Launching digital payment systems
Forming gold-backed agreements
Bypassing the SWIFT network
South Africa
Iran
Saudi Arabia
Argentina
United Arab Emirates
Malaysia
Indonesia
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