China is de-dollarizing rapidly. It now uses the renminbi (RMB or yuan) in just over half of cross-border transactions. The dollar's share of bilateral trade has fallen from 80% to less than 50%.
One would never believe that a country that was able to attract countless smart people would be so idiotic that it foolishly used its own currency, with which it gained so much advantage, as a jerk stick against other nations, and now they whine that they don't want to use the dollar ! I think that dollars can only be accepted in the near future by those vassals who are forcibly kept "temporarily" in the hands of the USA ! However, the question must also be asked, when will a country that is so heavily indebted that its book value no longer covers the debt save ? Or does the USA imagine that no rules apply to it ?
Personally, I suspect that dedollarization will happen faster than the US realises. The country just isn't prepared for what that means: with no-one outside the US buying its debt, and no-one inside the US seemingly prepared to reign in spending, the Fed will have to print more money to buy debt. This will trap the US in a high inflation nightmare for decades and decades.
Thank you for this article. The sooner dedollarization happens the better. It is a key part of ending of the empire, its global hegemony and its flouting of international law. Bring it on.
One would never believe that a country that was able to attract countless smart people would be so idiotic that it foolishly used its own currency, with which it gained so much advantage, as a jerk stick against other nations, and now they whine that they don't want to use the dollar ! I think that dollars can only be accepted in the near future by those vassals who are forcibly kept "temporarily" in the hands of the USA ! However, the question must also be asked, when will a country that is so heavily indebted that its book value no longer covers the debt save ? Or does the USA imagine that no rules apply to it ?
USA fault. Countries sanctioned finding other ways of doing business
Personally, I suspect that dedollarization will happen faster than the US realises. The country just isn't prepared for what that means: with no-one outside the US buying its debt, and no-one inside the US seemingly prepared to reign in spending, the Fed will have to print more money to buy debt. This will trap the US in a high inflation nightmare for decades and decades.
Wishful thinking by my White Brother. mBridge goes live January 1 and 150 BRICS countries will trade on it, using toxic dollars only when necessary.
By 4Q next year, US inflation will be 14%.
Thank you for this article. The sooner dedollarization happens the better. It is a key part of ending of the empire, its global hegemony and its flouting of international law. Bring it on.