Category: De-Dollarization

China’s ‘De-Dollarization’ Efforts Are Part of Strategy to Corner World Energy Markets

April 4, 2023
Business & MarketsChinaDe-Dollarizationeconomic policiesenergyGold and CommoditiesinflationInternationalization of Chinese yuanMarketsOPEC oilreserve currencyUS
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News Analysis A longstanding plan by China and Russia to replace the U.S. dollar as the world’s reserve currency has had a string of recent headline-grabbing successes, as China methodically builds a rival monetary system that has been dubbed “Bretton Woods III.” This currency initiative is the financial component of the Beijing regime’s strategy to…

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China Seeks to Dethrone Dollar to Corner World Energy Markets

April 4, 2023
Business & MarketsChinaDe-Dollarizationeconomic policiesenergyGold and CommoditiesinflationInternationalization of Chinese yuanMarketsOPEC oilreserve currencyUS
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News Analysis A longstanding plan by China and Russia to replace the U.S. dollar as the world’s reserve currency has had a string of recent headline-grabbing successes, as China methodically builds a rival monetary system that has been dubbed “Bretton Woods III.” This currency initiative is the financial component of the Beijing regime’s strategy to…

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China, Russia Leading Push to Replace US Dollar as World’s Reserve Currency

March 31, 2023
Business & MarketsChinaDe-DollarizationeconomyinflationU.S. dollarUSWorld
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Is the world challenging the U.S. dollar’s dominance? Over the last decade, several nations worldwide, led primarily by Russia and China, have ramped up efforts to kick their dependence on the chief international reserve currency. From diminishing the prevalence of non-dollar transactions to reducing dollar holdings in foreign exchange reserves, states are employing measures to…

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China’s State Media Claims De-Dollarization Improves RMB’s International Status

May 9, 2022
ChinaChina Business & EconomyDe-DollarizationFinance & Business Tiesforeign exchange reservesoil RMBrmbSpecial Topicsyuan
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The U.S. dollar has long been recognized as the leading global reserve/fiat currency. But recent hardships posed by the pandemic, war, economic sanctions, dwindling food reserves, and energy shortages have motivated some countries to accelerate the diversification of their currencies. This emerging trend is referred to as de-dollarization. Official media of the Chinese Communist Party…

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