10 years ago the Euro was going to take over the world.
Now the yuan is the enemy even though people still flock to the dollar even with interest rates near 0%.
10 years ago the Euro was going to take over the world.
Now the yuan is the enemy even though people still flock to the dollar even with interest rates near 0%.
Sure the next 5-10 years might be worse for the Euro, but for things like a global reserve currency one should think in 50+ year frames anyway...
And for clarity, the reason I see the multi-state being an issue is, it is slow to act to resolve issues or expose issues, since resolving issues takes a combined intent and single states have little incentive to keep their books correct publicly (plenty of upside, little downside).
While I don't see the dollar being the world currency forever, I also don't see it needs to be.
but "...with interest rates near 0%...", one would expect a great deal of activity in dollars.