Dollar dominance may create diplomatic costs for the United States
An analysis examines how the United States’ use of dollar dominance as a tool of statecraft could produce diplomatic costs. It concerns the broader international role of the dollar.
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Why it matters
Erosion of confidence in dollar-based financial power could affect sanctions leverage and global economic relations.
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