The Dollar’s Decline: Why the US Still Can’t Face the Inevitable

The greenback's dominance is slipping—but Washington keeps hitting snooze on the alarm.

Denial isn't just a river in Egypt

Central banks keep stacking gold. BRICS nations ditch USD for trade settlements. Bitcoin hits new ATHs as a hedge. Yet Treasury officials still talk about 'temporary volatility' like a Wall Street analyst explaining why your portfolio tanked.

The numbers don't lie (but politicians do)

Dollar's share of global reserves? Down 12% since 2020. Cross-border transactions in EUR and CNY? Up 37% combined. But sure, let's pretend another interest rate hike will fix everything.

Wake-up call coming

When the petrodollar wobbles and crypto becomes the new Swiss bank account, even the Fed's printer can't bail out denial. Tick-tock.

The World Has Accepted That the US Dollar is Declining, Except in the US

The rest of the world has accepted the declining force of the dollar, except the US. America issaid Zakharova.

The spokesperson put it in perspective that de-dollarization is as natural as Apple pie, calling it a completely natural phenomenon. The declining US dollar is a boon for emerging economies.she said.

Emerging economies have also called for buying and producing local products to not feed the US machinery. If implemented into law, the declining supremacy of the US dollar will only hamper the American economy. However, chances of that happening remain slim as the world needs American products, which include science and technology.