US Dollar Decline Signals Shift in Global Economic Order, Analyst Warns
The DXY index tracking the US dollar’s strength has plummeted from 109.60 to 98.40 within a year, marking one of the steepest declines in recent history. Emerging economies are actively bypassing the greenback in trade agreements, opting instead for local currency settlements—a move that could permanently alter the global financial architecture.
Forex markets show mounting pressure on the dollar as capital flows increasingly favor regional currencies. This secular shift mirrors the broader geopolitical realignment underway, with developing nations challenging traditional Western economic dominance through coordinated monetary policy maneuvers.