Over the last ~25 years, the use of the U.S. Dollar for fore...
Over the last ~25 years, the use of the U.S. Dollar for foreign exchange reserves has steadily declined from 72% to 59%.
Meanwhile, Euro usage is up slightly from 19% to 21%.
The most important part?
“Other” currencies, including the Chinese Yuan, soared from 4% to 10%.
Meanwhile, Euro usage is up slightly from 19% to 21%.
The most important part?
“Other” currencies, including the Chinese Yuan, soared from 4% to 10%.
![Over the last ~25 years, the use of the U.S. Dollar for foreign exchange reserves has steadily declined from 72% to 59%. Meanwhile, Euro usage is up slightly fr...](https://ussnsimg.moomoo.com/feed_image/71429856/0166304017ae3fbbbcf22569c861632a.png/bigmoo)
Disclaimer: Community is offered by Moomoo Technologies Inc. and is for educational purposes only.
Read more
Comment
Sign in to post a comment
razo2 : China is going to lead the world soon. US is left with alot of debts to pay. this is clearly shown in the oil dollar.