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The answer is no... obviously not.

This sort of talk has been floating around, but while the Chinese Yuan is at 2.16% of the worlds currency trade, the USD is at 44%, over half of the next contender of EUR at 16.4%.

The answer is no... obviously not. This sort of talk has been floating around, but while the Chinese Yuan is at 2.16% of the worlds currency trade, the USD is at 44%, over half of the next contender of EUR at 16.4%.

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I think is right https://poal.co/s/geopolitics/632608/7d2b5052-2cb0-4bc3-b1ad-8aaad9d4879f#cmnts

It's an entire different ballgame this time, it's literally what makes the dollar a reserve currency that has been destroyed with the aftermath of the urkaine sanctions affair

I mean even saudis are jumping the ship