最新报道:The US dollar continues to dominate global reserves and trade despite growing de-dollarization efforts, accounting for 58.4% of global foreign exchange reserves as of Q4 2023, according to IMF data. While this marks a slight decline from 59.2% in 2022, the dollar remains the world's primary reserve currency. In trade invoicing, the dollar's share is even higher at around 80%, with commodities like oil and gold predominantly priced in USD. The euro follows as the second-largest reserve currency at 19.6%, while other currencies like the yen and pound hold minor shares. Analysts note that while alternatives like BRICS currencies are emerging, the dollar's entrenched position in global finance and trade makes significant displacement unlikely in the near term.