How Investing Will Change If The Dollar No Longer Rules The World

The greenback is already losing some of its dominance in international trade and finance.

Its share of global reserves declined to 58% last year from over 70% two decades ago, according to the International Monetary Fund.

The reduced role has been accompanied by a rise in the share of non-traditional currencies, such as the Australian dollar and the Chinese yuan.

The dollar is headed for its worst month in over a year as US economic expansion is threatened by President Donald Trump’s tariff policies.

“We’ve gotten the negatives from Trump’s policies without the positives: slower US data, fading hopes of additional US stimulus, erratic tariff policies and an unexpected large European response,” Skylar Montgomery Koning, a currency strategist at Barclays Plc., said.

The Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index is down over 4% from its intraday peak on Feb. 3 as false starts for tariffs have traders betting against the dollar.

It’s a major about-face from earlier this year as investors initially thought the Trump administration’s plans would support the world’s reserve currency.

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