Mohamed El-Erian Says It's 'Interesting' to Watch the Dollar's Reserve Currency Dominance as New York Fed Data Shows Few Countries Driving the Decline
Economist Mohamed El-Erian said the dollar's declining share of global reserves is driven by a handful of large holders, not by a broad shift.
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Why It Matters
Some big countries are moving away from holding U.S. dollars as savings, but most countries aren't doing this yet. When watching world money and stocks, notice if more countries start making this same choice, because that could change how global money works.
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