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"De-Dollarization" is coming...?The U.S. dollar has dominated global trade and capital flows over many decades. However, many nations are looking for alternatives to the greenback to reduce their dependence on the United States. This graphic catalogs the rise of the U.S. dollar as the dominant international reserve currency, and the recent efforts by various nations to de-dollarize and reduce their dependence on the U.S. financial system. The United States became, almost overnight, the leading financial power after World War I. The country entered the war only in 1917 and emerged far stronger than its European counterparts. As a result, the dollar began to displace the pound sterling as the international reserve currency and the U.S. also became a significant recipient of wartime gold inflows. The dollar then gained a greater role in 1944, when 44 countries signed the Bretton Woods Agreement, creating a collective international currency exchange regime pegged to the U.S. dollar which was, in turn, pegged to the price of gold. By the late 1960s, European and Japanese exports became more competitive with U.S. exports. There was a large supply of dollars around the world, making it difficult to back dollars with gold. President Nixon ceased the direct convertibility of U.S. dollars to gold in 1971. This ended both the gold standard and the limit on the amount of currency that could be printed. Although it has remained the international reserve currency, the U.S. dollar has increasingly lost its purchasing power since then. Russia and China’s Steps Towards De-Dollarization Concerned about America’s dominance over the global financial system and the country’s ability to ‘weaponize’ it, other nations have been testing alternatives to reduce the dollar’s hegemony. As the United States and other Western nations imposed economic sanctions against Russia in response to its invasion of Ukraine, Moscow and the Chinese government have been teaming up to reduce reliance on the dollar and to establish cooperation between their financial systems. Since the invasion in 2022, the ruble-yuan trade has increased eighty-fold. Russia and Iran are also working together to launch a cryptocurrency backed by gold, according to Russian news agency Vedmosti. In addition, central banks (especially Russia’s and China’s) have bought gold at the fastest pace since 1967 as countries move to diversify their reserves away from the dollar. How Other Countries are Reducing Dollar Dependence De-dollarization it’s a theme in other parts of the world: - In recent months, Brazil and Argentina have discussed the creation of a common currency for the two largest economies in South America. - In a conference in Singapore in January, multiple former Southeast Asian officials spoke about de-dollarization efforts underway. - The UAE and India are in talks to use rupees to trade non-oil commodities in a shift away from the dollar, according to Reuters. - For the first time in 48 years, Saudi Arabia said that the oil-rich nation is open to trading in currencies besides the U.S. dollar. Despite these movements, few expect to see the end of the dollar’s global sovereign status anytime soon. Currently, central banks still hold about 60% of their foreign exchange reserves in dollars. What will happen to the dollar in the next few years? What is your opinion? Like if my analysis is useful. Cheers!
TVC:DXY
by TheAnonymousBanker
7
Dollar Index Chart Analysis.... In this situation, DXY chart creates ab=cd Pattern. So,if a breakout market 101:000 support level is then market sell to the nearest 100.800 and 100.230 support levels. If breakout 101.700 resistance level is, then the market will go up 102 resistance level. AronnoFX will not accept any liability for loss or damage as a result of reliance on the information contained within this channel including data, quotes, charts and buy/sell signals. If you like this idea, do not forget to support with a like and follow. Traders, if you like this idea or have your own opinion about it, write in the comments. I will be glad.
TVC:DXYShort
by AronnoFx
Looking for this potential set up when market opens back uphey guys, What a Week its been! we've been dominating the forex markets!! here i'm seeing a lot of confluence with usd/cad we can see price coming down to major support area with Block Flow and confluence of the Daily Trend Line Disclaimer - past profits don't guarantee future results, trading is risky! Information is shared for educational and demo purposes!! Will Keep the Entry Pending... into early next week, if we don't activate by tuesday the 9th we will Cancel entry
Long
by therealbinarymaster
DOLLAR INDEX - FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSISAn extended period of U.S. dollar depreciation is approaching. The greenback could be relatively stable in the near term, as some additional Fed tightening combined with the potential for mildly unsettled markets could provide temporary support for the greenback. However, we expect the U.S. currency to come under pressure as aggressive Fed easing starts in Q4-2023. We forecast the trade-weighted dollar to soften 3% over the balance of 2023, and by a further 5% in 2024.
TVC:DXYShort
by thunderpips
DXY Dollar Index Technical Analysis and Trade IdeaIn this video we look at the #DXY dollar index and analyse its potential trend reversal. The daily timeframe shows a pattern of higher lows and highs, with a clear formation of a bottoming structure. Throughout the video, we will discuss the current market conditions, including price action, market structure, and the trend, and identify a potential swing trade opportunity for the upcoming week. It's important to note that the information presented in this video reflects only my personal opinion and should not be considered as financial advice.
TVC:DXYLong
by fxtraderanthony
USD MASSIVE RALLY UPCOMINGThe FX:USDOLLAR has entered a strong daily demand zone and as you can see as marked on my chart, I have marked a buy-side liquidity pool which the market is meant to sweep. Also, there is a weekly fair value gap (FVG) or liquidity void which just sits above the daily buy-side liquidity pool. This should attract price to reach for these key opportunities. This is why I am expecting the dollar(USD) to print strong bullish candles. What do you guys think, is it going to dip just below the daily demand zone or it will respect the zone and rally? I would be dropping USD pairs that I am monitoring... SO STAY TUNED!!! You can also check out my other trade ideas below. NZDCAD AUDJPY CADJPY Cheers, David
FX:USDOLLARLong
by jabariofafrica
2
$DXY Latest Analysis #DXY #USDOLLARTraders and Investors, It is still consolidating. I tried to go higher in the last week of the last month but failed to keep the breakout. There is a double bottom below which can target liquidity but trade what you see. It may or may not happen. Below this, we have 100 as the psychological level. A possible W pattern is also forming. It is not confirmed yet and is just a scenario (possibility) for now to consider. The higher time frame levels are there on the chart. Please check USDCHF and USDJPY analysis too as they can give strength to DXY. Please support this analysis by liking and sharing. 👍🙂 Rules: 1. Never trade too much 2. Never trade without a confirmation 3. Never rely on signals, do your own analysis and research too ✅ If you found this idea useful, hit the like button, subscribe and share it in other trading forums. ✅ Follow me for future ideas, trade setups, and updates on this analysis ✅ Don't hesitate to share your ideas, comments, opinions, and questions. Take care and trade well -Vik ____________________________________________________ 📌 DISCLAIMER The content of this analysis is subject to change at any time without notice and is provided for the sole purpose of education only. Not financial advice or signal. Please make your own independent investment decisions. ____________________________________________________
TVC:DXYLong
by vikinsa
1
GBP USD - FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSISAn extended period of U.S. dollar depreciation is approaching. The greenback could be relatively stable in the near term, as some additional Fed tightening combined with the potential for mildly unsettled markets could provide temporary support for the greenback. However, we expect the U.S. currency to come under pressure as aggressive Fed easing starts in Q4-2023. We forecast the trade-weighted dollar to soften 3% over the balance of 2023, and by a further 5% in 2024.
Long
by thunderpips
DOLLAR INDEX - FUNDAMENTAL DRIVERSAn extended period of U.S. dollar depreciation is approaching. The greenback could be relatively stable in the near term, as some additional Fed tightening combined with the potential for mildly unsettled markets could provide temporary support for the greenback. However, we expect the U.S. currency to come under pressure as aggressive Fed easing starts in Q4-2023. We forecast the trade-weighted dollar to soften 3% over the balance of 2023, and by a further 5% in 2024.
TVC:DXYShort
by thunderpips
1