最新报道:According to the report of CoinWorld, the claim that the US dollar's status as a global reserve currency has ended may not be accurate. According to the data of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in the first quarter, the total global foreign exchange reserves increased by $168 billion, of which 54% were in US dollars. Steve Englander, head of global foreign exchange research at Standard Chartered Bank, said that in previous periods of stress, reserve managers seemed to deliberately increase their holdings of US dollars to prevent a larger appreciation of their own currencies. Reserve managers may buy dollars when they are relatively cheap, and at the same time, out of anticipation of future asset market turmoil, they believe it is necessary to accumulate US dollar reserves in advance.