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Will USD Remain The Global Reserve Currency?
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Tags: Asia Market, Backup Funds, bank bonds, creditor position, domestic demand, economic power, economy currency, financial reforms, global economy expands, global recession, inflation rates, mutual funds, national exchange rate, Purchasing Power Parity, quantitative easing, reserve currency, US fundamentals, US Treasuries, USD index
Tags: Asia Market, Backup Funds, bank bonds, creditor position, domestic demand, economic power, economy currency, financial reforms, global economy expands, global recession, inflation rates, mutual funds, national exchange rate, Purchasing Power Parity, quantitative easing, reserve currency, US fundamentals, US Treasuries, USD index
Appetite to create global reserve bank to issue the currency and monitor national exchange rate is brewing. In early 2009, the BR IC’s proposed replacing the US$ as the main reserve currency following the financial crisis due to the collapse of US mortgage market that led to the worst global recession since World War II.
Also, the economic power is shifting from G7 countries that saw increasing acceptance of the other economies currencies. And if US recovery is weak, rates will remain low, thus pressuring the US$ to stay weak.
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