最新报道:The US dollar's dominance as the global reserve currency is facing increasing challenges as de-dollarization trends accelerate, with countries diversifying reserves and reducing reliance on USD. Recent data shows the dollar's share in global reserves has declined to 58% from over 70% in 2000, as nations like China, Russia and BRICS members promote alternative trade settlement systems and currencies. This shift coincides with growing adoption of digital assets and CBDCs that could further disrupt traditional currency hierarchies. Analysts warn that sustained de-dollarization could impact US economic influence and borrowing costs long-term.