Part 10/11:
A weaker dollar can be beneficial for US exports but detrimental for consumers, increasing import prices and inflation.
The debate over the dollar’s reserve currency status is intensifying, especially with efforts by other nations to develop alternative payment systems.
While shifts toward a multi-currency world are evident, the dollar’s dominance remains relatively resilient for now due to the extensive reserves and assets tied to it.
Long-term trends suggest a slow erosion of dollar supremacy, with geopolitical shifts and economic policies shaping future trajectories.