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De-Dollarization Accelerates Despite US-China Trade Agreement

De-Dollarization Accelerates Despite US-China Trade Agreement

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2025-10-29 16:23:00
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The Dollar's Reign Faces Unstoppable Erosion

Global Shift Gains Momentum

Nations worldwide keep dumping dollar reserves—no trade deal can stop this financial exodus. Central banks diversify into gold, yuan, and digital assets while traditional finance scrambles to maintain relevance.

Bilateral Agreements Bypass Greenback

Countries forge direct currency swaps, cutting the dollar out of trillion-dollar transactions. The move signals deeper structural changes than any temporary political agreement can address.

Digital Currencies Reshape Landscape

CBDCs and cryptocurrencies offer alternatives to dollar-dominated systems. This technological shift makes de-dollarization not just possible but inevitable—bankers' spreadsheets haven't caught up yet.

The trend continues because the math works: when everyone's betting on one horse, smart money finds new races. Wall Street's still counting its fees while the world moves on.

China Will Continue the De-Dollarization Process, Says Peter Schiff

China US President Donald Trump Xi Jinping tariffs fight boxing

Source: Shelbi Austin / Pavel Brykin / Li Muzi / Sputnik / AFP / Xinhua / Getty Images

Schiff warned that the US-China deal will do nothing to address the rising budget deficits, interest rate cuts, soaring inflation, and de-dollarization. The average American will gain nothing out of the deals as the economic situation worsens in the homeland. He stated that Trump is trying to solve a problem that WOULD not have existed if he hadn’t started it in the first place.

The leading analyst also highlighted that Gold dipped to the $3,900 level due to the trade talks. He summed it up, explaining that China will continue its de-dollarization agenda even if the deal is passed. The perspective here is clear: developing countries want to step aside from the stronghold of the US.

he said.

China has been pushing the de-dollarization agenda aggressively for three years. It has partnered with Russia, Iran, and a few other countries in Africa and began trading in local currencies. This would lead to the US dollar facing a deficit as it’s less used in the markets. While the scale is minuscule, it’s still a head start and will only continue to grow.

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