最新报道:Despite the U.S. share of global GDP falling to 26% from 40% in the 1960s, the dollar remains dominant in 69% of cross-border transactions due to a lack of liquid alternatives. While the yuan accounts for just 3% of global transactions, commodity markets show shifts, with 20% of oil now traded outside the dollar system, mostly in yuan. Gold has emerged as a key beneficiary, with central bank reserves rising and prices projected to hit $4,000 per ounce by 2026, as foreign treasury holdings decline passively from 50% to 30% since the 2008 crisis.